Just tried my first matched bet, and I am feeling terrified.

[Jon]

[member=1]Jon[/member] I am another one who struggles to understand wagering. :-[

In your example above, if you are winning at the end of the £10 can you withdraw the winnings or do you HAVE to do the Bonus?

Doing the Bonus, are you just basically trying to win £50 and if you don't win that much (or anything close), just call it a day?

Also, if you were in credit before doing the Bonus, would this count towards the £50+ you are trying to win?

Thanks

Yes after you have done the initial £10 wagering you can withdraw whatever is left

You then have the £5 bonus to play with where you can't withdraw whatever you make from that until you have done £50 worth of spinning

 

[Hollyhock64]

Well, what if neither of them is at their home ground? Say for example, the World Cup?

 

[Jon]

Then the first team mentioned is the home team

 

[Knopfler]

[member=1]Jon[/member] I am another one who struggles to understand wagering. :-[

In your example above, if you are winning at the end of the £10 can you withdraw the winnings or do you HAVE to do the Bonus?

Doing the Bonus, are you just basically trying to win £50 and if you don't win that much (or anything close), just call it a day?

Also, if you were in credit before doing the Bonus, would this count towards the £50+ you are trying to win?

Thanks

Yes after you have done the initial £10 wagering you can withdraw whatever is left

You then have the £5 bonus to play with where you can't withdraw whatever you make from that until you have done £50 worth of spinning

Is it better to withdraw any winnings before attempting the Bonus then, or are they separate from the Bonus, so would not count towards the £50 'goal' anyway?

Thanks It is a lot clearer now

 

[Jon]

They wouldn't count towards the wagering so there is no harm in withdrawing