B365 – 250 bonus

  • Hello guys,

    Just a couple of questions, I would like to make the most of my £250 bonus that b365 is offering, but is it possible to stay 100% risk free and use matched betting to meet turn over requirements ?
    For example looking at tomorrow’s Italy v Sweden game, I was thinking about backing Sweden with b365 (£200 stake) and then laying that bet with smarkets. Would that work, or am I doing it wrong. Also, what difference would it make if I was to back Italy with b365 and vice versa.

    I know that you guys are probably fed up with all these newbie questions, but we all have to start somewhere.

    Regards
    Pav

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    Hey, I have just completed the turnover requirements for this offer and am pleased to say I did’t loose a penny of the £200 Matched deposit. In fact thanks to B365 I was up £466 in 1 month! So £666 (eek!) including the bonus which I am now able to withdraw.

    If you back and lay a bet with B365 / smarkets you are going to incur a little loss unless you hit an arb which isn’t very likely for these big matches. As I write this the Italy vs Sweden match has passed so I don’t know the odds. But tomorrow is the Switzerland v France match which is 1.9 to back France and 1.95 to lay. So that is loosing you £7 on a £200 bet already. And then if you win it, you have keep playing until you turn over £1200, which if you loose £7 for every £200 you bet means you’ll have lost £42 by the time you can withdraw your £200 bonus (Unless you get lucky and loose it to the exchange on the way). I didn’t so I had to play through the £1200.

    My advice is to take your time and look for profitable qualifying bets.

    My approach was dutching on football matches where I could make the odd £1 or two against two other bookies. With the Euros on it was really easy to find profitable matches. I used oddschecker (free) and/or oddsmonkey (subscribed to) to find the best odds on each game and use a dutching calculator. This helped eat up a lot of the turnover requirements as I was putting on £50 bets (and on games with no offers… hope that looked good!) There was one of those big in play £50 risk free bets too which was nice.

    I did some 4/1 feature races which make a pound or two by overlaying, see other forum posts for the strategy. Also what was great was the enhanced E/W odds and extra places over Ascott. I bet on a few of these with qualifying profits and even hit an extra place horse to boost the profit.

    In short, a big bet might smash and grab all your bonus for you but if you are carful and take your time there is no reason to loose any of the bonus.

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    pbetts 2

    If you’re unsure and nervous don’t do it! It’s a big turn over for someone who is unsure.
    It is good money for someone who knows their onions.
    Start with smaller ones and work your way up to this.

    Good luck on your decision.

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    deathstar 25

    Search the forum for the many many threads on this, but basically make sure you have at least £1200 in your exchange and bet on low odds and you should be fine.

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