William Hill Sign Up Offer

Description

Register an account with William Hill via mobile or tablet using the promotional code ‘R30‘. Bet £10+ on any sport and get £30 in free bets.

There have been multiple reports of William Hill being particularly strict with their verification checks. Some people have been unable to register an account, while others have been able to open an account after providing the requested documentation.

Key terms

  • Available to new customers signing up via a mobile or tablet device only.
  • Enter ‘R30‘ into the promo code section when signing up.
  • Promotion is not available to new accounts depositing funds via PayPal, Neosurf, Paysafe, Neteller, Skrill, ecoPayz, Nuvei Apple Pay, Kalibra/Postpay or William Hill PLUS Card.
  • Minimum stake of £10.
  • Minimum odds of 1.50 (1/2).
  • 3 x £10 free bets credited upon settlement of your qualifying bet.
  • Free bets will be valid for 7 days.
  • Free bet stakes will not be returned with any winnings.

Always check the terms of an offer yourself before placing any bets. Bookmakers can amend their terms at any time, so it’s always worth double-checking.

Account setup

  1. Sign up for a Smarkets account if you haven’t already. You’ll need this to match your bookmaker bet.

MBB Special: £50 Amazon GIFT CARDS

Every signup via the link below will be entered into a free prize draw to win one of four £50 Amazon gift cards. Winners will be drawn 1st May 2024. T&Cs apply.

Matched Betting Blog receives a small commission when you sign up to Smarkets via the link above. It helps support the site and keeps it free for everyone to learn matched betting.

  1. Register an account with William Hill via a mobile or tablet device using the promotional code ‘R30‘.
  1. Deposit £10 using a debit card.
  2. Switch to decimal odds.

Qualifying bet

  1. Check the back odds at William Hill and the lay odds at Smarkets to find a suitable selection. Your qualifying bet must be placed at minimum odds of 1.50 (1/2).
  2. Use the ‘Qualifying Bet‘ setting on the Matched Betting Calculator to calculate your lay stake.
  3. Place your £10 qualifying back bet at William Hill.
  4. Place your lay bet against the same selection at Smarkets.

Free bets

  1. Your 3 x £10 free bets will be credited upon settlement of your qualifying bet.
  2. Check the back odds at William Hill and the lay odds at Smarkets to find a suitable selection.
  3. Use the ‘Free Bet‘ setting on the Matched Betting Calculator to calculate your lay stake.
  4. Place your first £10 free back bet at William Hill (valid for 7 days after being credited).
  5. Place your lay bet against the same selection at Smarkets.
  6. Repeat steps 10-13 for your remaining 2 x £10 free bets.

Limit your qualifying loss to around £1 as a rough guide, and aim for £24 cash (80%) from your £30 in free bets. Based on those figures, you should make a £23 profit on this William Hill offer.

General advice and example for ‘Bet X, Get Y’ offers

Place your qualifying bets at low odds, ensuring you meet any minimum odds requirement. Use the ‘Qualifying Bet’ setting on the Matched Betting Calculator to calculate your lay stakes.

Once received, you can convert any free bets or bonuses into cash. Use the ‘Free Bet’ setting on the Matched Betting Calculator to calculate your lay stakes. It’s best to place free bets at high odds to maximise your profits.

See my ‘Bet X, Get Y‘ guide for a complete walkthrough of this offer type.

Learn matched betting the free, easy way.

The Matched Betting Academy

  • Logically structured to tackle strategies and offers as you’re ready for them.
  • Bag profits every step of the way. About £600 from welcome offers, and another £500 monthly.
  • Make £15 from your very first offer.
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Since 2014, I’ve blogged over £70,000 worth of profit, and made it my mission to make matched betting accessible to everyone.