“Agent commission up to 1.4% — highest of all platforms.” It’s the first line on many 13L pages. Let’s see what it means in practice.
What it’s based on
Commission is a percentage of your team’s betting volume — the total they bet, whether they win or lose. It isn’t a share of deposits or losses.
Tiers in a nutshell
| Small team, low volume | Lower starting rate |
|---|---|
| Growing team | Mid-tier rates |
| Large, very active team | Top rates — the advertised maximum |
Three realistic teams
| Team | Daily volume → commission |
|---|---|
| 5 casual friends | ₹5,000 × 0.4% = ₹20/day |
| 15 regular players | ₹30,000 × 0.7% = ₹210/day |
| Large active team | ₹3,00,000 × 1.4% = ₹4,200/day |
The top row is what most people actually build. The bottom row is what the banner advertises.
Keep it honest
- Don’t promise friends winnings.
- Encourage responsible play — not more play.
- Fake accounts get caught and commission cancelled.
The hidden costs
- Time spent recruiting and answering questions.
- Members who stop after a week.
- Reputation — friends remember who sent them the link.
A realistic way to think about it
If you’re already a player and friends ask what you use, sharing your link is fine and the commission is a small bonus. Building a team as an ‘income plan’ rarely works out the way the banners suggest.
Full rules: 13L agent program. Home: 13L Game.
Frequently asked questions
Do most agents earn 1.4%?
No — that’s the top tier for large, very active teams.
Is commission paid daily?
Usually yes, the next day.
Can I withdraw commission?
Yes, it becomes wallet balance subject to normal rules.

