It’s Leicester v Chelsea in the Premier League on Saturday and Betfred are getting in on the action! Build and place a PickYourPunt bet on Leicester v Chelsea and if it loses, Betfred will refund our stake in free bets up to £10.00. Translated into matched betting terms, this gives us a potential profit of £35.00 and here’s how…
Key terms
- Applies to our first losing PickYourPunt Builder bet that has been built and wagered on Leicester v Chelsea between 09:00 on Friday 19th November 2021 and 17:30 (kick-off) on Saturday 20th November 2021.
- We must build our own bet with Betfred’s PickYourPunt Builder which can be launched via the #PickYourPunt tab in Leicester v Chelsea.
- Minimum odds of 4.00 (3/1).
- If our bet loses, Betfred will refund our stake in free bets up to £10.00.
Qualifying bet
It’s entirely up to you how you play this offer.
If you can build a PickYourPunt bet that is layable, you can treat this as a risk-free bet offer. Depending on the back and lay odds, you may be able to lock in around £5.00 profit with this method.
Our other option is to take a speculative approach and not lay our PickYourPunt bet. If our bet loses, we know that by using straightforward matched betting, we should be able to convert our £10.00 free bet into 80% cash, so £8.00. That means the most we can lose on this offer is £2.00 and we could make a nice profit.
So, looking at the selections available, we could place our qualifying bet on Chelsea win / Both teams to score – No / Over 1.5 total goals at odds of 4.50 (7/2).
Free bet
The above selection gives us a potential profit of £35.00, meaning we would only need to win 1 in every 18 bets to break even. It really is too good an offer to miss!
If eligible, our £10.00 free bet will be credited by 17:30 on Saturday 20th November 2021 and will be valid until 09:00 on Monday 22nd November 2021.
* Chelsea won the match 3-0, resulting in £35.00 profit on this Betfred offer. *
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Benzo
Guest userOdds have to 3/1 or higher. The example posted wouldn’t qualify for the offer.
Mark
Guest userMatt, I’m seeing an ‘odds of 3/1 or greater’ stipulation in there too, just in case they don’t pay out the FB for losing bets under that.
Matt
1604Thanks guys, updated!