The Bookie Program · SBA Black

Bring people in.
Build your team.

Every SBA Black member has an invite code. When someone you bring in pays for a plan, you earn on it — on the first payment and every 40-day renewal — and on the plans of the people they bring in, seven levels deep. You never take a wager or hold anyone’s money; the name is a nod to the original SBA community, not a description of the job.

Nobody is promised an income. What you earn depends on the people you bring in and whether they keep paying. Most people in programs like this earn little or nothing.

How it works

Four steps

  1. Get your seatJoin SBA Black and pick BUILD or BOTH. Building costs nothing extra — every member has a code.
  2. Share your linkYour code is on the back of your card. Your link is sbablack.com/k/YOURCODE. Say that you earn when someone joins through it.
  3. They pay for a planThe code they joined with puts them on your team. Each of their plan payments pays up to seven levels up the line.
  4. Watch it in BUILDYour team by level, your rank and the next one, and MY MONEY. Cash out to your own wallet.

Ranks · the shield on your card

Your rank sets your level-1 rate

Your rank counts the people you brought in directly who are on a paid plan right now. Members without a paid plan don’t count toward rank. The rank’s rate replaces the 20% on level 1; it isn’t added on top.

Rank up the moment you qualify

A new 40-day rank cycle starts when you move up. At the end of a cycle you keep the rank you still qualify for, and a new cycle starts.

RankPeople you brought in, on a paid planLevel 1
ScoutStart20%
Agent521%
Director1523%
General Manager3025%
President5027%
Owner10028%
Coach20030%

The seven levels

How one plan payment is shared

Every SBA Black plan payment is split the same way, up to seven levels up the line from the member who paid. A level with nobody in it stays with SBA.

LevelWhoRate
1The person who brought them in20–30% by rank
2The person who brought that person in10%
3One more up5%
4One more up3%
5One more up3%
6One more up2%
7One more up2%

The arithmetic of one payment

LevelRateOf this payment

This is how one payment is split when every level is filled by an active member — the rule, not a prediction of what anyone earns. Levels with nobody active in them stay with SBA.

The rules

Who earns, and when

You earn while you’re active

Your own SBA Black membership has to be active when a payment lands.

Not active? It isn’t passed up

A commission that comes in while you’re not active is forfeited to SBA. It doesn’t move to the person above you.

What earns

SBA Black plan payments — the first one and every renewal — from the people on your seven levels.

What never does

Your own plan, and anyone’s bankroll, deposits, wagers, winnings or money moved through OFFRAMP.

Voided payments come back

If a plan payment is voided, every commission paid on it is reversed.

Your own code earns nothing

A payment can’t pay its own payer, and a line that loops back on itself stops there — those levels stay with SBA.

Placed later, paid from then

If someone is placed under you after they’ve paid, you earn from their next payment on — never on one that’s already in the ledger.

Commissions are income to you

Keep your own records and handle your own taxes.

Getting paid

MY MONEY, in BUILD

Every commission is on your ledger in Black: this cycle, all time, and by level, next to your team and your rank.

Cash out to your own wallet

USDT on the TRON (TRC20) network, to the wallet address you put on file. $100 minimum, up to your available balance, one cash-out at a time.

A new address waits 48 hours

Your first address works right away. Change it, and the new one waits 48 hours — so a stolen login can’t redirect your money.

Earned is yours

A member whose plan has run out still sees and cashes out what they earned.

Rules of the road

How to talk about SBA

Break these and commissions tied to the breach are withheld. Full rules are in the Affiliate Agreement (draft).

Say
  • “I earn a commission if you join through my link.” In the post itself, not only your bio.
  • “Here’s how a lock works. Check the math.”
  • “The plan is separate from what you bet.”
  • “Prices move and books limit winners.”
Never say
  • “Guaranteed,” “risk-free” or “you can’t lose.”
  • Any income figure — yours or anyone’s — as typical. Lifestyle claims count.
  • That you take bets, hold money or run a sportsbook.
  • Anything to someone under 21.