Bet Victor – Stoke v Liverpool – Bet £20, get £20
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Likely to be blogged on the main site, but just in case it isn’t…
Bet £20 in play on Stoke v Liverpool tonight (EVS or higher) and get a £20 football bonus, which carries the usual x 4 WR and must be used on footy by midnight 7 Jan.
Opt in required for this offer
+0January 5, 2016 at 12:06 pm
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That is correct, its just a normal qualifying bet
+0Yep it’s a qualifier. If you are struggling to understand these offers it is best to wait until you fully get them. Don’t just trust what the calculator says, know why it says it. It is easy to make mistakes when matched betting, despite its profitability.
+0Thanks for the quick replies. I think I do understand them it’s just a mate of mine done the same offer and put it in the calculator as stake returned and there doesn’t seem to be much difference in the outcomes
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Qualifying bet and Free bet stake returned is the exact same equation I believe, it just the bit at the bottom shows either a profit or a qualifying loss as the amount at the bookie will be different!
+0Are we 100% sure these bonus funds are SNR? Just ive placed my £20 Bonus on good old Carpi @ 8.5 and the returns didnt change, still £170. Im wondering if because of the wagering requirement the stake is returned?
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Nobody seems to know, JBC, and nobody wants to ask on Live Chat in case they flag themselves up as match bettors! 😀
The same questions was asked on the Blog post and Matt replied saying SNR, but then someone else said, like you, that their expected return did not reduce when they checked the Use Bonus Funds box.
I have placed my bet on Torino (also 8.5) and laid it as a SNR
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Guys i spoke to them on chat its definitely SNR, can only be used on football. Can be used inplay also.
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