Betfred bet 3 get 1 free on Ryder Cup

  • Usual offer. Place 3 or more pre-match bets on Fourballs or Foursomes on Day 1 and get a free bet to your average stake up to £25 to be used on Day2. Min odds 1.5.

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    Tony 18

    Ta

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    feltt1p 7

    Ah, not the usual offer. Pre-match but I’ve done them all in-play as that’s what counts normally (ie tennis). Wonder if they’ll still credit it auto, if not whether they’ll do so through chat.

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    dingodollar 8

    They have just released on twitter that they are doing this again for day 2. Currently very low q/l for 3 games. Also boosted postponed tomorrow to 3.5!

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    Digibets 0

    Is the Matched Halved market on Fred same as Tie market on smarkets/bf?

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    Digibets 0

    alo why do the markets keep getting suspended on fred?

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    biscuit1966 2

    I’ve just done 3 in play bets for a £1.50 QL fingers crossed for free bet on Sunday!

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    NickB 0

    Anyone received their free bet from yesterday yet? Nothing here.

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    biscuit1966 2

    Nothing yet,will hopefully come in before the off later.
    I did my 3 QB in play last night as they were still advertising the offer so,hopefully i’ll get the free bet still!!

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    Tony S 9

    Still nowt for today either… must be dragging their feet with the late tee offs

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    Sunny 3

    Same, haven’t got it yet either – hopefully soon!

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    Sunny 3

    Aaaaand it’s in :)

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    NickB 0

    Relief!!.. thought I’d been hit with the gubbing stick again :)

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    biscuit1966 2

    Hooray, in!!

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    biscuit1966 2

    Result,Just got Europe to win at 7/6.6 with the free bet!

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    giveitago 0

    I placed my free bet on one of the later singles matches as I got close back/lay. Then, I thought, if the Ryder cup is already won by then is the person who is up at the time automatically the winner of that match.

    If anyone knows, I’d appreciate it

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