BetPro ID and Account Types Explained

The short answer: you probably want a user ID

If you found this page while looking for the “best” account type, here is the honest version: a user ID is not a lower-grade account. It is the account. It sees the same markets, the same live prices and the same casino tables as every other tier.

The tiers above it are not upgrades. They are jobs. A dealer ID exists because somebody has to open and fund accounts for other people and answer their questions at 1am. If you do not want that job, the tier above adds work and capital requirements without adding anything to your betting.

With that said, here is what each one actually is.

The four tiers compared

Note what is identical across all four: the markets, the odds, the settlement rules and the casino. The exchange does not price differently by tier.

What a user ID is

Free to open, funded from PKR 500, and complete. One username covers cricket, casino and the wallet.

You place your own positions, you manage your own balance, and you pay exchange commission on net winnings in a market. Nothing about this tier is restricted in a way that matters to an ordinary player.

Create one on the registration page — it takes about two minutes.

What a dealer ID is

A dealer sits between the exchange and a group of users. In practice the role is:

• Opening IDs for their users.
• Funding those IDs from a float they maintain.
• Handling deposits and withdrawals for those users — receiving the Easypaisa transfer, crediting the ID, paying out on request.
• Answering questions, including the 1am ones.

The earnings come from a share of the exchange commission generated by those users. This is worth being precise about, because it is widely misunderstood: commission is charged on winnings, so a dealer does better when their users are active and winning than when their users stop playing. The incentive points toward keeping people happy and solvent, not the opposite.

The requirement is the opening balance of PKR 25,000. That is not a fee and it is not paid to anyone — it is working capital, because a dealer credits users before settling with the layer above. Treat it as float, not as a purchase.

Who it actually suits: someone who already has ten or twenty people regularly asking them for help getting set up. If those people already exist, a dealer ID formalises what you are doing anyway. If they do not, the ID will sit idle.

What a master ID is

A master creates and supports dealers rather than end users. The opening balance is PKR 100,000, exposure limits are higher, and the commission share is larger because it comes from a whole network rather than one group.

The work changes shape at this tier. A dealer answers user questions; a master answers dealer questions, supplies credit to dealers, and carries the reconciliation risk when a dealer’s float runs short. It is a cashflow and relationship business.

What a super master is

One layer further: a super master creates and supports masters, typically across a region. Opening balance is agreed case by case rather than published, and the scope is operational rather than personal.

If this tier is relevant to you, you already know it is, and the conversation should start with the desk directly.

Does a higher tier mean better odds or bigger bonuses?

No, and it is worth stating flatly because people ask constantly.

• Odds are identical. They come from the exchange — from what other users will accept — not from your account type.
• Markets are identical. Same cricket, same casino, same settlement.
• Commission on your own winnings works the same way.

What actually changes with tier: exposure limits and commission share from your downline. Both only matter if you have a downline.

Anyone telling you a dealer ID gets better prices is either confused or selling something.

How do you become a dealer?

1. Message the desk and say you want a dealer ID rather than a user ID.
2. Discuss the opening balance and what timeline you are working to.
3. Talk through support: how many users, where they are, and how you plan to handle deposits at odd hours.
4. Open the ID and start with a small group before scaling.

The conversation is deliberately not instant. A dealer ID with no plan behind it becomes a PKR 25,000 float sitting still, and nobody benefits from that.

Mistakes people make with account types

• Opening a dealer ID to get “better” betting. There is no better betting. The tier does not change the price.
• Treating the opening balance as a fee. It is float. It stays yours, and it is spent crediting users.
• Starting with a master ID. Run a dealer ID first and learn where the work actually is.
• Underestimating the support load. Users have problems at midnight and on match days. That is the job.
• Mixing personal and float money. Keep the betting balance and the dealer float separate, or reconciliation becomes guesswork.
• Promising users things the exchange does not do. Fixed returns, guaranteed payouts and special odds do not exist at any tier.

Still unsure which you need?

Two questions settle it:

1. Do you want to place bets? → User ID. Free, two minutes, done.
2. Do other people already ask you to set them up, regularly? → Then a dealer ID is worth a conversation.

If the answer to the second is “not yet”, start with a user ID. Nothing is lost — you can open a dealer ID later, once the demand is real.