10Bet Welcome Bonus

• Hello Everyone,

  This is my first post on these forums, and I’d be grateful to get some feedback from some of you more experienced betters.

  I started matched betting 3 weeks ago, and have had great success so far working through the introductory offers listed on this site. I currently stand at around £650 profit. I’ve gone through most of the smaller offers, and so, over the weekend I decided to have a crack at the larger £200 offers. I started with Bet365, losing the bet I placed to qualify, and then the bet using the bonus money. I then hit Winner, managing to clear out their bonus offer with a loss as well.

  At this point my confidence is soaring. I sign up with 10Bet and this time deposit £400 and place my qualifying bet. The bonus money appears on my account, however, this time I won the qualifying bet, and now I have £738 + £200 bonus money. This is a first, but I re read the Terms and Conditions and start carefully placing my rollover bets. I have to rollover £3000, of which I have now completed £500. Betting all of this in chunks of £100 at the lowest qualifying odds I can find, I now find myself at just over £800 + £200 bonus. I decide there aren’t anymore bets worth doing and call it a day.

  Last night lay in bed I came across a few horror stories regarding 10Bet, especially when it comes time to withdraw, but most of these stories are at least a year old, and as 10Bet is listed on this site, I convinced myself that they must have cleaned up their act, in order that I could sleep last night. But now I have this horrible feeling in my stomach, and I wanted to get some advice from some seasoned betters.

  I can afford to keep rolling this over as long as it takes, so long as I can keep finding good odds, and they don’t restrict my stake sizes. My other option, is to withdraw now, lose my £200 bonus, as well as the £400 I have won on their site so far, take my £400 original deposit and run. If I go with option B, I lose £600, almost my entire profit so far. But if I keep going, and potentially build up close to £3000 on their site, they might play dirty when it comes time to withdraw, and I lose a whole lot more than £600.

  Sorry for essay, but I figured it would be best to give the full story. I would appreciate any advice anyone has to offer. Has anyone had any good or bad experiences with 10Bet? Do you think I should see this through or pull out now and chalk it up to an expensive experience?

  Thanks, John

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  January 23, 2017 at 12:01 pm