Stumbled across this bookie which is offering 300% bonus, so deposit £10 and you actually get £40 to bet with. Did a hypothetical calculation on PA using "normal" for bet type, but it shows up as a loss. Can't get my head round this. Should I be using SNR?
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Red army bet
- Thread starter Lizziew24
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Can you deposit the £10 and withdraw straight away just leaving you with a £30 free bet?
It's done as a qualifier and hope you lose it all in to the exchange in one hit, otherwise there are rollover requirements to do.
So just place the £40 as a normal, on something with a small ql? Hopefully it goes into exchange, taking with it a profit??
I have done this new account offer and it is very profitable, regardless of the wagering requirements.
Deposit £10 and then place a £40 bet and lay it off on betfair.
If it loses and your lay wins then it is job done and probably £25+ profit.
If it wins then don't worry, just carry on betting £40 until you have either completed wagering or all the money has lost in the bookie.
Deposit £10 and then place a £40 bet and lay it off on betfair.
If it loses and your lay wins then it is job done and probably £25+ profit.
If it wins then don't worry, just carry on betting £40 until you have either completed wagering or all the money has lost in the bookie.