TTTJILI Agent Commission — How Referred Players Are Counted
An agent commission pays you for players you refer, under rules that say who counts and for how long.
- TTTJILI Forfeited
- Forfeited means a rule takes your reward away because you did something it forbids.
- TTTJILI Loyalty Points
- Loyalty points and VIP levels reward cumulative play.
- TTTJILI Promo Period
- A promo period is the stretch between a promotion's start and its end, with a separate deadline for claiming.
- TTTJILI Rollover
- Rollover is the total you must bet before a reward can be withdrawn.
- TTTJILI User Agreement
- At sign-up you tick a box agreeing to Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, but the two links open a Help Center with no text.
An agent commission is a payment for the players you bring in, and the rules around it decide who counts as yours. The TTTJILI lobby has no separate agent page, so the facts sit in one notice and one panel. Read them together with the lobby’s general rules at the terms and conditions reading guide.
Agent commission on the lobby: what the notice says
A notice on the lobby says every member account can act as an agent, and that no extra application is needed. On a computer, Invite Friends in the side menu opens the referral panel, and the phone’s bottom bar carries an Invite friends button too. The Promotion list also holds an invite scheme among its long-running entries.
Three things to read on the lobby before you invite anyone:
- The notice that says every member account can act as an agent.
- The referral panel that Invite Friends opens.
- The shared promotion terms, whose clauses cover duplicates and changes.
This page prints no commission rate, level threshold or amount. Rates and levels are read on the panel itself, since they are the lobby’s to change. The promotion terms add that TTTJILI may adjust or terminate an activity at any time, so how a promo period ends is worth reading before you plan around an invite scheme.
Affiliate commission and agent commission compared
| Agent commission | Affiliate commission | |
|---|---|---|
| Who you sign up with | The lobby, through your member account | A separate affiliate programme |
| How players are credited | Through the lobby’s referral panel | Through tracked links |
| Where rules are printed | The lobby’s notice, panel and promotion terms | The programme’s own terms |
Both pay for referred players. The difference worth knowing is where the rules are printed, because that is where you read the exclusions.
What an agent commission rule usually excludes
Rules of this kind tend to answer the same questions. Read each one on the panel before you invite anyone.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Does a referred account count if it shares your mobile number, IP, name or bank card? | The lobby’s duplicate-accounts clause names exactly those four things. |
| Does the referred player have to deposit or bet before you are credited? | The panel decides the trigger. |
| How long does a referred player stay linked to you? | Some schemes expire a link. |
| Can the scheme be changed? | The lobby says it may adjust an activity at any time. |
Levels and rewards are a separate subject, which the loyalty points page takes up.
Disclosure and tax: two outside rules to know
| Rule | Who wrote it | What it says |
|---|---|---|
| Endorsement disclosure | US Federal Trade Commission | Make a “material connection” obvious, including a financial relationship |
| Withholding list | BIR RR 11-2018 | Commissions of independent sales representatives are listed |
If you recommend a lobby publicly and are paid for referrals, the US Federal Trade Commission’s disclosure page says an endorser should make a “material connection” obvious, and that includes a financial relationship. That is a US agency’s guidance, quoted for comparison.
For tax, BIR Revenue Regulations 11-2018 lists “Commissions of independent and/or exclusive sales representatives” among income payments subject to withholding. This page quotes no rate. Whether the regulation reaches a casino referral payment is a question for the BIR or an accountant.
FAQ
Do I need to apply to be an agent on the TTTJILI lobby?
The lobby's notice says every member account can act as an agent with no extra application. Invite Friends opens the referral panel.
Is agent commission the same as affiliate commission?
Both pay for referred players. An agent scheme is usually inside one lobby and tied to your member account, while an affiliate scheme is usually a separate sign-up run through tracked links.
Is commission income taxable in the Philippines?
BIR Revenue Regulations 11-2018 lists commissions of independent sales representatives among income payments subject to withholding. Ask the BIR or an accountant how it applies to you.
Anong rate ang agent commission ng TTTJILI?
This page prints no rate. Open Invite Friends on the lobby to read the scheme's own figures.