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Hi,
I received the email from Bet365 last night prohibiting future participation in their promo. Lost another good one since losing Paddy about a month ago.

As a result, I am thinking of tackling 10Bet promo of £200 free bet after postponing it a couple of time in the past.

Reading the T&C and the roll over wager requirement of ( both the deposit and bonus amount must be rolled over five (5) times- bonuses or winnings will be forfeited and only 50% of each bet placed will contribute with a maximum of 50% of your bonus amount towards fulfilling rollover requirements.)

All these seems quite daunting…am I correct to say that if I deposit £400, I will need to turnover £6000?

I think the easiest is to bet on higher odd and hope the loses to avoid such a high turnover.

Does anyone mind sharing their experience/ tips in relation to 10Bet?

Thanks in advance….

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Rose88
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December 16, 2015 at 11:48 am

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Gman 4 December 16, 2015 at 12:09 pm

Rose – I did this a few months back and managed to complete the rollover fairly quickly, but i only deposited 200 for a 100 bonus. My first bet was 200 on a horse at fairly short odds, important to try to get tight back lay odds to minimise losses. The horse lost which just left the 100 bonus, i placed 50 on two selections on two different races and both lost so i made about £85 all together.

If your going for the full 200, try to make each bet 100 – the 50% only applies to your bonus bets, so you can bet how much you like with your own deposit.

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Rose88 0 December 16, 2015 at 12:21 pm

Great tips, Thanks Gman….

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