The Epsom Derby Festival 2021 gets underway on Friday and you don’t want to miss this Unibet ’15 to Go’ offer! Simply bet on selected ITV races in the 15 minutes before the scheduled start time and if we back the winner, Unibet will match our stake with a free bet, up to £20.00. Translated into matched betting terms, this gives us a potential profit of £25.00+ and here’s how…
Key terms
- Minimum stake of £5.00.
- Applies to our first qualifying bet placed on selected ITV races in the 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.
- We must click the ’15 to Go’ button that appears on our betslip after entering our stake.
- Minimum odds of 2.00 (evens) at the time of bet placement.
- A minimum of 5 horses must run for this promotion to be valid.
- If our selected horse wins, Unibet will match our stake as a free bet, up to £20.00.
Qualifying bets
The Unibet ’15 to Go’ promotion is very similar to the Bet365 4/1 offer.
If you’d like more information about qualifying bets and how they work, please see my qualifying bets guide.
This offer is available on the following four ITV races this week…
Friday 4th June 2021
14:35 and 15:45 Epsom
Saturday 5th June 2021
14:00 and 15:45 Epsom
It’s entirely up to you which horses you place your qualifying bets on, though we won’t know what odds are available until 15 minutes before the off.
Irish Admiral is favourite to win the 14:35 Epsom on Friday at back odds of 2.375 (11/8). I’ll use lay odds of 2.54 to illustrate how this offer works and I’ll update the table at the bottom of the post with some genuine selections at the end of each day.
Either exchange works for this offer
Betfair and Smarkets are both great options for this offer. If you’ve not used one of them, now is a great time to give them a try.
- Money back as cash up to £20
- 0% commission for 60 days
Option 1:
We know that if our horse wins, we’ll be able to convert our £20.00 free bet into 80% cash. We can therefore add 0.80 to the back odds to get our effective odds…
2.375 + 0.80 = 3.175
Using my Matched Betting Calculator, we simply enter 3.175 as our back odds instead of 2.375 and lay the amount shown. Overlaying like this is fine, but the guaranteed profits are likely to be small.
Option 2:
Our second option is to lay our bets as normal and hope some of our horses win for bigger profits.
We can calculate our lay stake using my Matched Betting Calculator…
As you can see, the calculator tells us that our lay stake should be £18.85…
Place £20.00 on Irish Admiral @ 2.375 = Potential profit of £27.50
Lay £18.85 on Irish Admiral @ 2.54 = Potential liability of £29.02
Outcomes
Let’s have a look at our potential profit/loss for the possible outcomes…
So, we’ll make a nice profit of £14.48 if Irish Admiral wins, otherwise we’ll lose £1.53. Risking £1.53 to make a potential profit of £14.48 gives us effective odds of 10.46. So, given that Irish Admiral is odds of just 2.375 (11/8) to win the race, this is a profitable offer in the long run.
We may not find a suitable selection for every race, nor should we be aiming to bet on every race. It’s best to be selective, but with four races to go at, there’s an overall potential profit of £25.00+ up for grabs on this Unibet ’15 to Go’ offer!
If eligible, free bets will be credited within 2 hours of the weigh-in and will be valid on horse racing for 7 days. Free bet stakes are not included in any returns.
If you’re unsure how to convert your £20.00 free bets into £16.00 cash (80%), please see my free bets guide for a walkthrough of how it should be done.
I’ll update the following table with some genuine selections after the races…
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Andy
Guest userWhat if you backed and laid more than one horse on the same race? Presumably you’d be more likely to get the £20 free bet, but would make less profit if one of them did win and lose more if they don’t win?
Matt
1490The promotion only applies to your first qualifying bet on each race Andy. I’ve added that to the Key Terms section of the post.