BetPro Account Types Compared

Start here: you almost certainly want the user account

If you landed on this page looking for the “best” account type, the honest answer is that there is no better betting account. A user account sees the same markets, the same live prices, the same casino and the same settlement rules as every tier above it.

What the higher tiers add is not capability. It is work and capital. A dealer account exists because somebody has to open accounts for other people, fund them, and reply at midnight when a deposit has not landed. If that is not a job you want, the tier above gives you nothing.

With that established, here is what each one is.

The four tiers

Identical across all four: markets, prices, settlement, casino. The exchange does not price by tier.

The user account

Free to open, funded from PKR 500, and complete in every way that matters. One login covering cricket, casino and the wallet.

You place your own positions, manage your own balance, and pay exchange commission on net winnings per market. Nothing about this tier is restricted in a way an ordinary account holder would notice. If your exposure limit ever feels tight, ask the desk to raise it — that is a setting, not a tier.

Open one on the account page.

The dealer account

A dealer sits between the exchange and a group of account holders. The actual job:

• Opening accounts for their users
• Funding those accounts from a float
• Handling deposits and withdrawals — receiving the Easypaisa transfer, crediting the account, paying out on request
• Answering questions, including the ones that arrive at 1am

Earnings are a share of the exchange commission generated by those users. This deserves stating plainly because it is widely misread: commission is charged on winnings, so a dealer does better when users are active and winning than when users drift away. A user who plays steadily for two years is worth many times one who stops after a week.

The requirement is the PKR 25,000 float. It is not a fee and it is not paid to anybody — it is working capital, because a dealer credits users before settling with the tier above. It remains your money, in motion.

Which reframes the real question. Not “can I afford PKR 25,000”, but “can I afford to have PKR 25,000 tied up and circulating?”

The master account

A master supports dealers rather than end users. The float is PKR 100,000, exposure ceilings are higher, and the commission share is larger because it comes from a network rather than a single group.

The work changes character here. A dealer answers user questions; a master supplies credit to dealers, answers dealer questions, and carries the reconciliation risk when a dealer’s float runs short. It is a cashflow and relationship business more than a support one.

The super master

One layer further again: a super master creates and supports masters, typically across a region. The float is agreed case by case rather than published.

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

What a higher tier does not give you

Worth saying flatly, because it comes up constantly:

• Not better odds. Prices come from the exchange — from what other users will accept. No account type changes them.
• Not different markets. Same cricket, same casino, same settlement.
• Not a different commission rate on your own winnings.

What genuinely changes: exposure ceilings and commission share from your downline. The second only matters if you have a downline, and the first can be raised on a user account by asking.

Anyone telling you a dealer account gets better prices is either mistaken or selling something.

Becoming a dealer

1. Message the desk and say you want a dealer account
2. Discuss the float and your timeline
3. Talk through support — how many users, where, and how you will handle deposits at odd hours
4. Start small and scale once the float is turning over

The conversation is deliberately not instant. A dealer account opened without a plan becomes PKR 25,000 sitting still, which serves nobody.

The question worth answering honestly before you start: are you willing to reply to messages at 1am on a Saturday? Deposits and withdrawals happen when cricket happens. A user who cannot reach you when they want to deposit does not wait — they find somebody who answers. Availability is the job.

Common mistakes

• Opening a dealer account for “better” betting. The price is the same.
• Treating the float as a purchase. It is capital, and it moves.
• Starting at master. Run a dealer account first and find out where the work actually is.
• Underestimating the hours.
• Mixing personal betting money with float. Keep them separate or reconciliation becomes guesswork.
• Promising users things the exchange does not do — fixed returns, guaranteed payouts, special odds. None exist at any tier.

Two questions that settle it

1. Do you want to place bets? → User account. Free, a couple of minutes.
2. Do people already ask you to set them up, regularly? → A dealer account is worth a conversation.

If the answer to the second is “not yet”, start with a user account. Nothing is lost — a dealer account can be opened later, once the demand is real rather than hoped for.