Bet365 deposit bonus
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I have been credited £50 deposit bonus with bet365 and was wondering the best way to profit from it.
+1February 25, 2016 at 3:20 pm
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1. Read the T&Cs of the bonus to see what you can and can’t do with it.
2. Read the guides on here – all very well written and very easy to understand
3. AFTER doing that, if you still have questions then fire away and I am sure you will get all the help you need. You have to be prepared to do some research/reading/learning yourself though 😉
+0You should have waited till you knew what you were doing and built up your bank before tackling your welcome bonus with Bet365.
Their welcome bonus is upto £200 so if you have only qualified for £50 you have missed out on a bonus of £150 which you could have converted to a profit of £135.
The Bet365 welcome bonus is the best around and to waste it is just plain stupidity,
+0Also there’s a detailed discussion about bet365 just below this, which should help
+0Ive had the account for years it was a email I got with up to £100 deposit bonus recently which I forgot about. Then I seen it in my bonus offers yesterday.
+0Simply make a deposit of £10 or more and you will be entitled to a 100% Deposit Bonus up to a maximum of £100. To claim your bonus, enter your Offer Code 35303RBY6P by going to Services, clicking on Members, then Offers and selecting Enter Offer Code. To bet with your bonus, simply turn over the amount of your deposit once on the sports and markets of your choice. Please note, you must have settled bets to the value of three times your deposit and bonus prior to making a withdrawal.
This offer will match your first qualifying deposit with a 100% bonus. You have 90 days from us crediting the bonus to your account in which to meet the necessary turnover requirements, after which any funds held in your bonus balance will be forfeited. Any single bets placed at odds of less than 1/2 (1.50) will not count towards any turnover requirement. In multiple bets at least one selection must have odds of 1/2 (1.50) or greater to count towards any turnover requirement and some markets are restricted. Bets which are Cashed Out or placed on Instant Games will not count towards the turnover requirement.
For full Terms and Conditions visit the Offers section in Members.
If you require any further assistance in regard to this or any other matter, please do not hesitate to contact us. Our team are available 24 hours a day by Live Chat, via email, freephone 08000 288 365 or alternatively call 01782 684757 and we will be pleased to assist you.Kind regards,
The bet365 Team+0Should still have taken the full £100.
Never look a gift horse in the mouth.+0So whats your advice then ?
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its bonus funds rather than a free bet, so just treat as a normal bet (not SNR) and either bet through 3 times or until you lose to the exchange whichever comes first.
+0Thanks deathstar I think I need to bet £50 first then I will recieve my bonus .
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Find back and lay odds as close to 1.5 as you can. You dont want to get a 10/1 winner with this. Im sure ive typed that several times this week 😉
+0Thanks guys for your advice
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I think this question has come up three times in the last week….
I think the idea is to lose your bonus ….
So deposit 200 in bet365 and deposit say 500 into smarkets. So total of 700 of your money.
Your balance though is immediately 900 though but it’s not all withdrawable.
Now if you intend playing the 4/1+ races or the 50 get 50 risk free football then do just this and hopefully by just playing those offers will be enough to get you to your rollover requirement over 3 months….
But if you want to complete the bonus straight away then start betting 50’s at 10/1 while laying the same on smarkets (that’s why you need 500 in your exchange). Need to look for tight back and lay. And put it into the calculator on this site as a qualifying bet. If you lose 8 in a row (plausible@10/1’s) then you will have 400 minus qualifying loss so maybe roughly 360+500 in smarkets and 0 left in bet365. So saves you rolling over your money again. And you’re up 160.
If you win one of these 10/1’s in bet 365 then you will have 500 and more in bet365 and smarkets will be wiped. So you have no option but to find more money for a float in smarkets to allow you to match bet through the rest of the rollover… If that’s going to be a problem then you might not want to try this now.
It really helps to have more experience finding tight odds. You can rollover on any sport any market so with that much choice and experience will help you find much much smaller qualifying losses.
Does this sound about right to you experts – I did this offer as a mug so not sure if there is a better way to tackle this? Scale it to your deposit.
+0Thanks for info fog_ blog much appreciated 🙂
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There’s no way I would do what FOG is suggesting. I’ve done three sign ups lately luckily with no rollover requirements and 3 times picked the outsider in 6 horse races and all 3 won. They weren’t £50 a go either or I’d have had a lot of money tied up that I couldn’t withdraw had their been requirements. Everyone’s got their own methods but consider what you’d do if your first 3 £50 bets all won @ 10/1. You’d have had to have had £1500 in your exchange that would be transferred to the bookie and you couldn’t withdraw it. This is the main reason I haven’t tried to tackle the winner offer. You need to be prepared for the worst happening.
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Should add I wasn’t having a go FOG it’s just something I wouldn’t recommend incase the worst happens.
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