Free Free Bet ?

Worth checking your Stars accounts, they may be at it again with the random free bets :)

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Johnbo 17 January 15, 2017 at 2:50 am

I got bet 100 get 30 if it loses on the man utd vs liverpool game…

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Doz 1 January 15, 2017 at 8:16 am

Bet 60 get 20 on Liverpool game for me

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orlandosteve 2 January 15, 2017 at 9:34 am

Weird outfit, couple of weeks ago they e-mailed me twice in the space of 5 minutes. 1st was to tell me I had a £20FB in my account and the second offering me a bet £10 get £10. One hour later they said the free bet was a mistake and not meant for me (how do they e-mail and credit by mistake!) anyway, got the free £10FB, 6 days later they still hadn’t removed the £20FB, so I removed it for them ;)

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betman 41 January 15, 2017 at 10:06 am

What balances do people have?
I had these offers a couple weeks ago, both times enough money to make me deposit with them. Eg £50 in and bet£60 then £80 in and bet £100
Did a few mugs bets since and won, now I have a reasonable balance no offers….. wondering if it’s a disguised deposit bonus rather than a bet offer as such

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Blue 3 January 15, 2017 at 1:53 pm

I didn’t get an e-mail, but there was a £10 free bet sitting in my account when I checked yesterday. Didn’t relate to anything I was aware of.

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missmort 2 January 15, 2017 at 3:30 pm

I’ve seen others post about these and had nothing myself, however this week I have had a small balance sitting there but not enough for the offer. So I’m inclined to agree Betman, I think these are disguised deposit bonuses.

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orlandosteve 2 January 15, 2017 at 4:03 pm

Maybe, but there doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason. I got offers a bet £100 get £30 if lose and then a week later a bet £10 get a guaranteed £10. So I show I am willing to stake £100’on one market and they then only want me to bet £10!

I do get quite a lot of e-mail offers from them and given how random they are I don’t know if this has a bearing but I do quite a few spin n bets with them (when they have close matches and I hope to hit the multiplier). They push their spin/bet offer a lot so maybe they reward customers that use it?

I miss their spin n bet FB offer, along with Paddy losing at HT these were the most profitable football offers this season.

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sleepless 12 January 15, 2017 at 5:20 pm

Seems to me if you’ve a balance they want you to bet with it. They’ve been pushing out FB’s for weeks.
Here’s a theory for you. Betstars identify matched bettors, but instead of gubbing match bettors they encourage them to bet with free bets, knowing they’ll likely “lose” the bet with Betstars.

PS With Liverpool underdogs leading, hope y’all took the underlay.

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orlandosteve 2 January 15, 2017 at 5:39 pm

Can’t see it sleepless, matched bettors are a threat to bookies because we take free bets and bet on rank outside markets. We only need to hit a very small percentage of wins (1 in 10?) and we are suddenly up on the house. 99% of my bookie accounts are in profit, my Smarkets account is showing an £800 30 day loss. This is why so many of us have restricted stakes.

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Johnbo 17 January 15, 2017 at 6:22 pm

Betman, i had less in my account this time, but the offer was higher than i usually get! Usually bet 50 for 20 but got bet 100 for 30.

If it is aimed at getting people to deposit, then it hasnt worked this time cos my 100 bet won :( I will be withdrawing after ive played a few hands of poker.

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albatross 4 January 15, 2017 at 10:52 pm

Anyone got the free bet yet? Nothing here and it usually appears not long after full time.

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