BPExchOnlineBetPro master ID: the hierarchy, the float, the commission flow, and the offers to refuse
What a BetPro master ID is, who it is for, the float it runs on, how commission flows through the tiers, and the three questions that expose a fake offer.
Published 31 October 2026 · Dealers · 7 min read
A BetPro master ID is a management tier two levels above a player: masters issue dealers, set their limits and commission shares, and earn a slice of all commission beneath them. It runs on a working float (Rs 100,000 at this desk; dealer Rs 25,000; super master Rs 500,000) that remains yours, not a fee. Ask for the split in writing and for a reachable super master before accepting any tier.
The hierarchy, from the top down
The platform is organised as a tree. At the top sit the platform's own panels. Below them, super masters issue master IDs; masters issue dealer IDs; dealers issue the user (player) accounts that most people mean when they say "BetPro ID". Each tier sets limits for the tier below and takes a share of the commission generated beneath it. A BetPro master ID, then, is a management login two levels above a player, with a panel for creating dealers, setting their limits and watching the turnover under you.
Who a master ID is for
Someone who already runs dealers, or intends to: usually the person who has been the informal book in a mohalla or a workplace for years and now wants that network on a ledger instead of a notebook. It is not for a player who wants "better odds" or a "VIP account"; the odds are the same at every tier, and the only thing a master ID changes for your own betting is that you are now responsible for other people's.
Float, not fee
| Tier | Working float at this desk | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Dealer | Rs 25,000 | Balance kept on the platform to settle your players |
| Master | Rs 100,000 | Balance kept to settle your dealers |
| Super master | Rs 500,000 | Balance kept to settle your masters |
A float remains yours; it is working capital, not a payment. The moment someone describes the float as "non-refundable", or offers a "master ID" for a few thousand rupees with no float at all, they are selling a dealer ID with a grander title, or nothing. Floats and splits are set when a tier is granted and differ from line to line, which is why no honest site prints one universal "master commission rate".
How the money flows
Every bet a user places generates commission on net winnings. That commission is shared upward: a slice to the dealer, a slice to the master, a slice to the super master, the remainder to the platform. Your income as a master is therefore turnover over time across every dealer under you, which has two consequences. Dealers who last are the ones whose players stay, so a master's real job is choosing and keeping good dealers. And when a dealer's float runs down or a line is closed, every account beneath it goes inactive at once, which is the commonest reason an ordinary player ever sees that word.
Managing sub-IDs: what the panel lets you do
- Create dealer IDs and set each dealer's limits and commission share.
- See turnover, exposure and settlement for every line under you.
- Suspend or reactivate dealers, and by extension their players.
- Not: see players' passwords, change odds, or alter settled results. A "master" who claims those powers is describing a scam, not a panel.
Three questions before accepting any tier
- What is the float, and does it stay mine? "Non-refundable" means it is a fee.
- What is the commission split, in writing? A master who will not write the percentage down will change it later.
- Who above you do I contact if you disappear? A real line has a super master who can be reached; a line that ends at one phone number ends when that phone does.
The risks nobody mentions in the sales pitch
You are now the person players will blame when a payout is slow and the person the platform will look to when a dealer under you fails to settle. Your float is exposed to your dealers' discipline. And the legal position does not improve with the title: gambling is prohibited in Pakistan, and the tiers above player are closer to what enforcement has historically targeted than players are. None of this is legal advice; it is the paragraph the people selling master IDs leave out.
Questions we get asked about this
What is a BetPro master ID?
A management login two tiers above a player: masters issue dealer IDs, set their limits and commission shares, and earn a slice of the commission generated under them. It runs on a working float, Rs 100,000 at this desk, which remains the master's own balance.
How much does a BetPro master ID cost?
There is no price; there is a float, which stays yours. A 'master ID' sold for a few thousand rupees with no float is a dealer ID with a grander title, or a scam.
What is the difference between a master ID and a super master ID?
A master issues dealers; a super master issues masters and sits one level higher, with a larger float (Rs 500,000 at this desk) and a share of every master's share.
How much commission does a BetPro master earn?
A share of the commission on all play under them, set in writing when the tier is granted and different on every line. Ask for the split in writing; no universal rate exists.
BetPro master ID ke liye kitna deposit chahiye?
Is desk ki line par master float Rs 100,000, dealer Rs 25,000, super master Rs 500,000. Float aap ka working balance hai, fee nahi; jo 'non-refundable' kahe woh fee maang raha hai.
Last updated 3 November 2026. Figures on this page verified against the desk's own records.