Another Sky Bingo slots £10 moneyback – CAN DO IF YOU'RE GUBBED WITH SKY VEGAS
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https://www.skybingo.com/promotions/slots-money-back-bonus-2209
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Same as last week. Don’t forget you have to do a MINIMUM 10 rounds (so no more than £1 a bet if every round is equal and you do 10 rounds only).Can confirm I am fully gubbed with Casino, Vegas, Sports, but this worked fine for me.
Good luck lads. Don’t forget the moneyback just needs to be rolled over once via a sports bet – so you won’t really lose anything. Also
+0September 22, 2017 at 9:03 pm
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I tried this last week but didn’t get the refund
+0Bouncy Balls game is best, got £7.90 out of 2 accounts and nothing on a 3rd account.
+0Thanks for this £7.50 made last week and £10.20 this week.
+0betman are you sure you did it right? If you opt in, do a minimum of 10 rounds on the games they list, and make a net loss of £10 there’s no reason you shouldn’t get a refund.
Like I said, I’m fully gubbed on Sky Casino/Vegas/Sports, but not Bingo. Sky do not let you opt in to things you can’t take part in, from my experience!
+0They must love me, as I was specifically gubbed from Bingo after last week’s escapades – I didn’t even win!
That said, it is letting me register for the bonus….hmmm…..
+0Looks like that was it
Sneaky from sky as if you read the ‘important bits’ then get to ‘play now’ you assume that’s it. Not scroll down further to enter a code which must count as opting in
You’re right, I’ve tried opting into other offers where I get the error message
+0James, how did you become gubbed from sky casino and vegas. Are there offers there worth doing. Did you make alot off casino and vegas before being gubbed?
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I checked with Livechat that I was opted in to this and was told yes just waiting for me to wager, lost, so we’ll see.
+0@FoG_BLog: Yeah – Sky Vegas do/did loaaads of offers. These are the most profitable as you’re essentially getting a free £10 go at slots. They go through phases of doing these every Friday – at one point both Sky Sports & Vegas were doing similar offers, and you could opt in to both, and qualify for both. The winnings are completely wagering free, and any ‘refund’ is a one times rollover that you can place on a sports bet.
I’ve mentioned it a few times but I won £500 quid off of one of these offers. Casino isn’t as good, but they do the odd offer that’s worth doing, still some easy profits to be had.
Probably the single best Vegas offering of any bookie. All others have crap wagering requirements.
Generally you’ll find you win the odd £20-£60 quid on these offers, or you just bust out – no biggy since they’re weekly fairly often. They also offer free spins quite often.
If you aren’t doing them you’re missing a trick!
+0Never looked at these type of offers so just want to check I’m thinking along the right lines.
Just keep playing until your losses = £10. Anything left over after you’ve played through the £10 is your profit?
Sorry if that’s totally obvious.
+0@paulstar808: that doesn’t sound right.
Lets say your balance when you start this offer is £10. You’re either going to end up with £0 left, which will then qualify you for £10 refund (so you’ve lost nothing, but you haven’t gained anything either), or you’re going to end up with a balance of maybe £15+ (e.g. you’ve made a £5 and you’re happy with that).
That’s the rule of thumb though – your balance will either be £10 less than when you started the offer, or you’ll have made an amount that you considering a worthwhile profit. For me, if my balance goes anything above £5 what it was when I started, I usually stick. You typically are going to make a big win on one spin via a bonus, which is when you might stop.
But yeah, main thing is that its net losses. Which is basically just that you need to be £10 out of pocket to get a £10 refund.
+0@jameslegg97 cheers mate. Makes sense now.
Something to do later whilst the other half watches shit factor
+0Have to wager the £10 cash back X1
Given bingo slots you’ll be lucky to break out the £10 wagering with a £4 loss…
12. “The Slots Money Back bonus is subject to 1x wagering requirement and will be awarded as non-withdrawable credit until the wagering requirement is met. That means an amount equal to the bonus must be wagered once before the bonus can be withdrawn. E.g. if a customer receives £10 Slots Money Back as a bonus payment, this will need to be wagered before it can be withdrawn”
+0Thanks for this james
£35 in 5 minutes, easy as
+0@pebblehead: please read my posts – you can wager this on a sports bet. It doesn’t have to be bingo.
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