Help with understanding rollovers
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Hi I get the concept of matched betting – here is what I understand the qualifying bet is low (depending on t&c) usually over 1.5 or 2.00
I understand you have to bet to win and then match it way a lay bet on betfair or smarket.I understand that qualifies you for a free bet
Say winner bookmaker for example – what I don’t understand is working through rollovers – some sites specify rollovers say 8xs the initial bet .
I can’t get my head around that .
I have done some matched betting before but am still a bit nervous .
Also I only have one bank account and don’t really want to open loads of bank accounts or is this necessary
Many thanks sorry but I’m a bit of a thicko .+0May 10, 2016 at 10:52 am
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Hi there are loads of threads about this, please search the forums.
here’s one
https://matchedbettingblog.com/topic/rollover-requirements-all-help-appreciated/#.VzG_d2fmrccand this one specifically for winner (you’ll notice that many people, including myself, advise NOT to do it. Or at least not until you have a lot more experience.)
https://matchedbettingblog.com/topic/rollover-requirements-all-help-appreciated/#.VzG_d2fmrcc
HTH and good luck
+0Stay away from the winner offer.
You don’t need a separate bank account.
And this question is asked every day now almost! So there is much information about the pro’s and con’s for winner offer and rollover offers – so have a quick search and you will have lots of reading material.
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