Cricway campaign code and referral code: what the field ties you to, and the 500% pack behind our button
· checked by Clinton Saldanha
A Cricway campaign code or referral code is a tag typed at sign-up that records who sent you — a promoter, an agent or a friend. It can attach a promotion to a new account, but it never brings back an old balance and it is never worth paying for. The 500% pack described lower down is not a Cricway offer: it belongs to the separate sportsbook behind this site's button.
Independent guide to the Cricway login
What is a campaign code in Cricway?
On lobbies like Cricway's, the sign-up step can carry an optional box for a campaign, referral or bonus code. Whatever word is printed above it, the box does the same job: it links your new account to whoever handed out the code. Three things follow from that:
- The code is the promoter's, not yours. Codes posted under Instagram reels and YouTube videos are tracking tags for the person who posted them.
- It only works once, at the start. Typing a code into an account that already exists does nothing, and making a second account to use one leaves the first balance behind.
- What it unlocks is decided by the lobby's own cashier. If a code promises a figure, check the promotions screen after login before you deposit against it.
Can a referral code get my Cricway balance back?
No. A balance lives on the account that holds it, on the screen where that account was made. If you cannot get in, the fix is the right address and the right username — the login steps and the address comparison — not a fresh sign-up with somebody's code.
And one firm rule: nobody legitimate sells campaign codes. A chat that asks for a UPI payment "to activate the bonus code" is selling you nothing.
What does the yellow button's 500% pack include?
Every page here carries one paid button, and it leads to a cricket book run by another company. Open a new account there, make a first top-up, and three pieces become available:
| piece | size | the catch |
|---|---|---|
| 500% deposit bonus | five times the top-up, ₹1 lakh at most | x60 wagering, sports and casino together |
| ₹50 free bet | one wager, priced 1.1 or above | pays out ₹300 at most |
| 10 free spins | Aviator only | ₹100 ceiling on what they win |
How does the x60 wagering split on a real deposit?
The 500% bonus is not handed over in one block. It arrives in four slices, every slice with a multiple of its own and a three-day clock:
| slice | wagering multiple | portion of the bonus |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | x3 | 5% |
| 2 | x17 | 30% |
| 3 | x20 | 30% |
| 4 | x20 | 35% |
A ₹1,000 top-up brings a ₹5,000 bonus: a ₹250 slice first, two slices of ₹1,500 next, and ₹1,750 to finish. The first slice needs ₹750 in bets to clear, the second ₹25,500, the third ₹30,000 and the fourth ₹35,000. Only sports bets priced at 2.0 or longer count towards it. Many high-return casino games do not move the bonus at all; Bet on Teen Patti is one of the few named exceptions that does, alongside Chicken Road, Stock Market and Plinko Spin.
Each part has to be accepted and activated by hand, and each expires after three days, so plan the betting before you deposit rather than after. Full terms sit on that platform's cashier and can change.
Is the pack worth it for a cricket bettor?
It suits someone who already planned to bet steadily over a few days at odds of 2.0 or more. It does not suit a single big bet on one match: the first part clears quickly, the later ones need many times the deposit in turnover. If all you want is one wager on tonight's game, deposit what you mean to stake and treat the bonus as optional.