Understanding the hierarchy of BetPro Exchange account types—from Client to Super Master—is key to navigating the platform efficiently. While Clients are standard bettors, Dealers manage small groups of users and earn commissions. Masters oversee Dealers and set commission structures, while Super Masters operate at the highest level, managing entire networks and maximizing profits. This guide breaks down the differences between BetPro Dealer vs Master vs Super Master, helping you choose the right level based on your goals.

Client Account

Overview: This is the entry-level account for individuals who want to place bets on BetPro.

Features:

• Access to betting markets
• Limited or no commission benefits
• Cannot create sub-accounts

Ideal For: Casual bettors or users focused on personal betting only.

Dealer Account

Overview: Dealers act as intermediaries between clients and masters. They manage a small group of clients.

Features:

• Can create and manage client accounts
• Earn commission from client losses
• Limited control over odds and exposure

Ideal For: Users looking to manage a small network and earn passive commission.

Master Account

Overview: Masters are one level above dealers and have broader control and a larger network.

Features:

• Manage dealers and clients
• Set commission rates for dealers
• Greater exposure and credit control

Ideal For: More experienced users building a structured hierarchy.

Super Master Account

Overview: The top tier in the BetPro hierarchy. Super Masters oversee multiple masters and their entire networks.

Features:

• Manage masters, dealers, and clients
• Full control over exposure limits and commissions
• Highest earning potential through downline networks

Ideal For: Professionals running large-scale operations.