Greyhound Offers

The daily greyhound offers are a great way of topping up your matched betting profits. Keep your qualifying losses to a minimum and hope to hit the bonus/refund triggers. There are plenty of opportunities available each day, and you’ll find them listed below.

Please see my ‘Money Back Offers‘ guide for a walkthrough of how many of these offers should be tackled.

Monday 29th May 2023

The liquidity for greyhound racing does not improve until approximately 5-10 minutes before the race starts. You should, therefore, only get involved if you’re comfortable with that. If you’ve not done greyhound offers before, you may want to observe the changing odds or use lower stakes until you get the hang of things.

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Bet boosts

Unibet – 3 x Daily Uniboosts on racing

Get bigger odds on your horse racing and greyhound bets with three Uniboosts every day (£20 max stake).

Claim Offer

Eligible races: All horse and greyhound races.

Money back if 2nd to SP favourite

BoyleSports – Money back if 2nd to SP favourite

Money back as a free bet up to £20 if your greyhound finishes 2nd to the SP favourite at Swindon and Romford today.

Claim Offer

Eligible races: All races at Swindon (11:13 to 13:59) and Romford (13:57 to 18:02).

QuinnBet – Money back if 2nd to SP favourite

Money back as a free bet up to £10 if your greyhound finishes 2nd to the SP favourite at Swindon, Monmore and Yarmouth today.

Claim Offer

Eligible races: All races at Swindon (11:13 to 13:59), Monmore (13:49 to 17:54) and Yarmouth (18:19 to 21:16).

Key terms: 6+ runners required. | SP favourite must go off at minimum odds of 2.50 (6/4).

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Adrian
Guest user

Can you just clarify that the strategy for the free bet if second to the sp fave offer, is to calculate the dog to match off with the least liability and the hope you hit enough free bets to make it worthwhile, thanks.

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Reply March 4, 2019 at 4:09 pm
1. Matt
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  Not necessarily the least liability in exchange terms, but the dog that gives you the smallest qualifying loss. Then, like you say, it’s a case of hoping you hit the refund trigger. You should be able to gauge from your qualifying loss and potential profit whether each particular race is worth doing. If you don’t feel it’s profitable, you can just move on to the next race.
  
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  Reply March 4, 2019 at 10:42 pm
Liam K
Guest user

Hi Matt I am wondering if you saw paddy power are enhancing trap 6 in 6:43 at towcester this evening from 5/4 to 2/1 max stake €20

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Reply May 4, 2021 at 5:36 pm
Liam K
Guest user

I managed to lay it at 2.45 for €20 and it won so a nice risk free profit 0f €4.20 small but every little helps

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Reply May 4, 2021 at 6:49 pm
1. Matt
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  Nicely done Liam, well spotted!
  
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  Reply May 4, 2021 at 7:56 pm
MB
Guest user

Got stake restricted to £1 after doing the NetBet greyhounds offer just once lol

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Reply June 21, 2021 at 2:34 am
Macat
Guest user

Hi, I have a free £25 bet on the Tote but am confused as to how to use it as apparently they’re not like the bookies. How can I make matched bet from it?

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Reply April 9, 2022 at 11:01 pm
1. Matt
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  That’s correct, Macat. With Tote Betting, you bet against other people rather than a bookmaker. All the money staked on each horse in a race is pooled together, and after the race, everyone who has backed the winner will receive a share of the pool money. Their claim will depend on the size of their original stake.
  
  See Tote’s guide for more information > https://tote.co.uk/racing/guides/tote-betting-guide
  
  It’s impossible to know what final odds you’ll be getting, though you can still use matched betting to convert your free bet into cash.
  
  Wait until close to the race starting before placing your free bet, as this will minimise any change in the final odds. If the free bet is ‘stake returned’, you can stick to low odds of 2.00 or thereabouts. This will keep your exchange liability low and minimise the impact of any change in the final odds.
  
  You can use the Matched Betting Calculator as usual, only you’ll want to underlay slightly to cover any fluctuation in the final odds. You should lay £3 or £4 less than the standard lay stake.
  
  I hope that helps.
  
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  Reply April 21, 2022 at 1:05 am

Monday 29th May 2023

Betfair works best for greyhounds

Bet boosts

Unibet – 3 x Daily Uniboosts on racing

Money back if 2nd to SP favourite

BoyleSports – Money back if 2nd to SP favourite

QuinnBet – Money back if 2nd to SP favourite

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Monday 29th May 2023

Betfair works best for greyhounds

Bet boosts

Unibet – 3 x Daily Uniboosts on racing

Money back if 2nd to SP favourite

BoyleSports – Money back if 2nd to SP favourite

QuinnBet – Money back if 2nd to SP favourite

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