An MDL Panel ID is intended for a Master Dealer overseeing connected Dealer accounts. Review assigned accounts, supported markets and the permissions available at the MDL level. The exact tools and account structure vary by provider. Confirm eligibility and local requirements, and use betting services responsibly.
The MDL Panel gives a Master Dealer an organized view of connected Dealer accounts and assigned permissions. Use provider-supported tools to review account roles, market access and operational activity across the MDL structure. Exact features vary. Check local rules and use services responsibly.
An SMDL Panel can give a Master Dealer an organized view of connected Dealer accounts and assigned permissions. Provider tools may support reviewing roles, access and activity across the MDL structure. Features vary by service and location.
Review the provider’s requirements for MDL access, including eligibility, account structure and any location restrictions.
Follow the documented setup process to connect Dealer accounts and review the permissions and terms attached to each role.
Check which Dealer accounts, users and markets are available to your MDL role, according to the provider’s permissions.
Use available MDL tools to review dealer activity, assigned accounts and permissions within the provider’s structure.
An MDL Panel gives a Master Dealer an organized view of connected Dealer accounts, role permissions and activity available through the provider’s tools.
An MDL Panel helps a Master Dealer review connected Dealer accounts and assigned roles within the provider’s structure. Available controls vary by service.
Check whether cricket markets are available to connected Dealer accounts, according to provider terms and MDL permissions.
Check football market availability for connected Dealer accounts and confirm the permissions assigned to your MDL role.
Compare the sports and markets listed by the provider for accounts connected to your MDL structure.
Check provider terms, account permissions and location rules that apply to MDL access and connected Dealer accounts.
An MDL Panel ID gives an authorized Master Dealer access to provider-supported tools for overseeing connected Dealer accounts. Permissions and features vary by service.
Depending on the provider, an MDL Panel may help review connected Dealer accounts, user roles, assigned permissions and supported market access from a master-dealer view.
Cricket market availability depends on the provider and on permissions assigned within the MDL structure. Check the provider’s current market list and account terms.
Football availability depends on the service, location and account permissions. Confirm the markets supported by the provider and the terms that apply to connected Dealer accounts.
An MDL structure commonly sits above connected Dealer accounts, but account limits and management tools depend on the provider. Review role permissions and the applicable account terms.
An MDL typically oversees connected DL accounts. An SMDL is a higher-level role that may oversee multiple MDL structures. Exact hierarchy and permissions depend on the provider.