365 £50 inplay BOOOOOOOOM
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Thank god for bet365!
https://extra.bet365.com/promotions/en/soccer/euros-engrus-in-play-bet-offer+0June 8, 2016 at 12:24 pm
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+0Onto another account for this but do we have to get an email for this or can I assume I would be eligible if I haven’t been excluded. Just remembered them emailing in the past or do they not do that anymore ?
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Nice, but bad, as I’ll stay indoors to watch the game or at least until half time.
+0Good to see this back for the Euros. This coupled with the 100% deposit bonus email had from bet365 should mean a fairly good week
+0Quick question about this offer:
I’ve been gubbed by Bet365 a while ago, would I be okay signing up for a new account with a family member’s card, even if the address and ip address are the same as my old account?
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Daniel the answer to your question is below. Limited to one per household.
All customer offers are limited to one per person, family, household address, email address, telephone number, same payment account number (e.g. debit or credit card, NETeller etc), and shared computer, e.g. public library or workplace. We reserve the right to withdraw the availability of any offer or all offers to any customer or group of customers at any time and at our sole and absolute discretion. Offers only apply to customers who have made an actual/real money deposit with bet365.
+0I probably didn’t explain it right, I would only be using the offer on one account, the new one, as my old one was gubbed.
Guess what I’m asking is if the “once per household, etc” applies to the offer in general, so if you’ve used it in the past you can’t use it now on a new account, or does it apply to each instance of the offer, so only one per household for the England-Russia match specifically.
God, I’ve just made it more complicated haven’t I?
+0It applies to the offers in general Daniel, and bet365 have extremely long memories, their data base on bettors goes back over 10 years I think. People have got around these restrictions but if you are caught bet365 are quite in their rights to take all the money in your accounts.
+0I don’t think that is strictly true. I know people who’s bet365 account was deleted after a year of inactivity. Whether they keep your details on record is another matter. But I think it is fine if you are only doing one offer on one account. Their terms and conditions say absolutely nothing about only one account per household, only that you are only allowed to do one offer per household.
+0@Walter Mitty.
I had an account with them that I only used for poker 10 plus years ago. Had a lot of accounts (mainly US ones) that I used for poker playing and so completely forgot that I had ever had a bet365 account.So 10 plus years later I signed up for the £200 SU bonus and didn’t get it. Phoned them up and they told me I already had an account. They had all my details from 10 plus years ago still on record, hence my statement they have really long memories.
Fortunately when I explained I had only used the account for poker playing and had never done any sports betting with them they allowed me the £200 SU bonus.
I think you are correct that other members of your house hold can have an account with them, but only the first member to sign up with them gets the various offers. So there is not much point in Daniel opening another account with them.
+0Thanks guys, I’ll miss it out then. Maybe if it was only £10 I’d risk it but £50 means a potentially large liability if they don’t honour it
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As above…I used to have a bet365 account when I was a lot younger, year or so ago got made it make a new account. Bet365 do wipe old accounts.
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Ah bollocks. knew id forgotten to do something!!!
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