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BPExch account types: user, dealer, master, super master

The four tiers on the exchange, what each issues and earns, the working floats they run on, how commission flows between them, and the offers to refuse.

Quick answer

BPExch has four account types: user (player), dealer (issues users), master (issues dealers) and super master (issues masters). Each tier takes a share of commission generated below it and runs on a working float that stays its own: Rs 25,000, Rs 100,000 and Rs 500,000 on this desk's line. Odds and markets are identical at every tier; a master ID gives responsibility, not better prices.

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TierIssuesEarnsWorking float at this desk
User (player)Nothing; bets, deposits, withdrawsWinningsNone
DealerUser accountsShare of users' commissionRs 25,000
MasterDealer accountsShare of dealers' shareRs 100,000
Super masterMaster accountsShare of masters' shareRs 500,000

What are the BPExch account types?

Four tiers in a tree. Super masters issue masters, masters issue dealers, dealers issue the user accounts that players use. Each tier sets limits for the tier below and takes a share of the commission generated beneath it. “Admin” and “super admin” are the platform's own panels above all of these; players never deal with them.

Which one do I need?

A user account, unless you intend to issue accounts to other people. The odds, markets and commission on your own bets are identical at every tier. A dealer or master ID does not give better prices, a “VIP” exchange or faster payouts; it gives you responsibility for other people's money.

How does money flow between tiers?

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 rest to the platform. The splits are set when each tier is granted and differ from line to line, which is why no honest site prints one “dealer commission rate”. Two consequences: dealers who last are those whose players stay, and when a dealer's float runs down or a line is closed, every user under it shows “inactive” at once.

What is a float?

The working balance a dealer, master or super master keeps on the platform to settle the tier below. It stays theirs. The figures above are this desk's line; other lines set their own. A float described as “non-refundable” is a fee with a nicer name.

Thinking of becoming a dealer?

Offers to refuse

The full dealer-side guide is BetPro master ID; the player-side guide to choosing a dealer is BetPro dealer in Pakistan.

Questions we get asked about this

What is the difference between a BPExch user, dealer and master account?

A user bets. A dealer issues user accounts and earns a share of their commission. A master issues dealers and earns a share of theirs. A super master sits above masters. Odds and markets are the same at every tier.

How much does a BetPro master ID cost?

There is no price; there is a working float that stays yours, Rs 100,000 on this desk's line. A master ID sold for a few thousand rupees with no float is not one.

How much commission does a BetPro dealer earn?

A share of the commission on their players' net winnings, set in writing when the tier is granted and different on every line.

Can I become a BPExch dealer?

Through a master who sets your float, limits and split. Ask for all three in writing and for a reachable super master before accepting.

Dealer ID ke liye kitna float chahiye?

Is desk ki line par dealer Rs 25,000, master Rs 100,000, super master Rs 500,000. Float aap ka working balance hai, fee nahi.

Last updated 20 October 2026. Figures verified against the desk's own records; see how we verify on the about page.

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