Hills (Vegas) £10 Cashback on Live Blackjack
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A simple risk free (up to) £10 bet on live blackjack if your FIRST bet loses.
So bet between £1 and £10 on your FIRST hand of live blackjack and if it loses you get a full cash refund. Any subsequent stakes/losses are irrelevant for the purposes of this offer and there does not appear to be any WR on the cash refund. One of the terms does say that the cash refund will be removed if not used in 7 days but that seems to be it.
Please read the T&Cs yourself before doing the offer. The only other point of note to me was that splits and doubles are excluded from the stake, so it is just the amount you bet at the start of the hand that counts.
OPT IN REQUIRED and offer expires at 23:59:59 on Thurs 2 Feb, with refund due 72 after that time.
+0January 30, 2017 at 11:17 am
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Hey Tony,
Thanks for flagging this up but I am struggling to find it on the William Hill Promotions page. Any chance you could post a link?
Cheers.
+0Cheers tony won a tenner :)
Pasture, the link is on the sports betting homepage, scroll down it is on the right hand side. Click link then ‘claim now’.
+0So if you have a balance in your account (say a few hundred) and lose you £10 stake I guess you’d have to withdraw your whole balance (or play through it all) in order to avoid having the refund removed – leaving you with a loss??
+0Cheers John, managed to find it. Unfortunately didn’t work out for me this time!
+0Just play through the £10 when it’s credited.
Just if you have a few hundred keeping track they credit it+0Deposited £10, watched a few hands, dived in won a tenner and dived back out again! Although it looks like the dealer loses quite a few hands, but it all depends what your hand is lol
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Cheeky tenner for me, nice one Tony!
+0A little confused on this one. If you lose the £10 bet, when the refund is credited does the £10 have to be played through? As it states, will be removed if unused.
Thanks
+0Yeah, once they credit you the £10 cash refund I would imagine it is not withdrawable and will be removed from your account if you do no use it within 7 days. Just remember to use it :)
Hopefully you will win the hand of blackjack though and it will be a moot point
+0Wee reminder that this runs until tonight for anyone that hasn’t had a go.
Also, having done it myself a few days ago, I have received an email from them today offering cashback on all LIVE casino losses up to £20 made over the weekend, so check your inboxes. Same T&Cs for me as those for the posted offer.
+0What’s your tactic for this newest offer Tony? I got the e-mail too, luckily!
I was thinking of just a full single spin on red or black on roulette, but not sure of a better or more sensible way, or if its just lucky on this anyway..
Also, reckon you’ll wait until tomorrow before doing it? So there’s no chance of a clash with the last offer?
+0Need to read it again mate but I think it said over the “weekend” so need to see what they mean by that first.
My blackjack tenner was a push (on 21 obv!) so I’m not waiting on that refund anyway.
Tactics… probably just what you said, or a single hand of blackjack. I have a stock 10 chip roulette bet that covers a third of the wheel so might do that and hope to turn my £20 into £70 if I hit one of my numbers.
+0Nah it has started already, but I’m gonna wait until tomorrow as to not risk clashing with the first offer!
“The above promotion (the “Promotion”) will run between 00:00:01 (UK Time) Thursday and 23:59:59 (UK Time) Sunday (the “Promotion Period”).”
+0Lady luck was on my side this time – won 20 quid. Make sure you’ve checked your inbox everyone just in case you got the second offer too like Tony and I did!
Cheers for the initial heads up btw mate.
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