How to do the Bet365 4/1 offer if gubbed – HELP

  • Seems my max win amount is £50 on horses

    So I could do £12.50 each way on 4/1 and be in line for a £25 free bet, so question is if this happened, whats best way of extracting any profit

    I have been on live chat and questioned what their rule 9 means, which is “where you are unable to place the maximum risk free bet amount due to restrictions on your bet, we will credit the difference between the maximum risk free bet returns and your actual returns”

    Using the £12.50 above example, they have told me that if the risk free bet horse wins, you would be paid out in full at the £12.50 each way rate, so if you were only able to place say £5 each way on an 8/1 shot, and it won, you would be paid out at £12.50 each way, I assume if it placed you would be paid out at the £12.50 rate too

    My question really is, for anyone that has still done the offer with restricted stakes, what have you been doing with the free bet?

    A risk free £25 free bet could still extract rough £16 if backed and laid a horse at 3.0/3.0 but obviously the next race could have anything in it

    Would you just punt the £25 free bet and hope for the best, because the restriction complicates the laying – i would note that having two winners in a row for me is unheard of, if i never laid the risk free bet when had normal account i would have not made anywhere near as much

    Punting the risk free bet as an each way also seems to reduce the possible profit extraction, because of the place element, or suppose you could fully lay the win and place and hope it bombs out, or just lay the win and hope it doesnt win, but then the latter you are only making 50% of the risk free bet?

    Any guidance would be most grateful

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    Dbb 4

    You can put your risk free bet on any horse/odds, when it comes up limited stakes, click max bet and place it. If your bet wins, they boost your winnings as if you had placed the bet to the value of your risk free bet, If you lose you get back the stake you actually placed.

    It is in the terms but it is not exactly the easiest thing to get the gist of.

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    MbPunter 24

    If you have a 12.50 ew winnner. You are entitled to 25 risk free, you can use that as win only if you wish.

    As Dbb says you have to click bet max on desktop. Do not manually enter the max stake.

    I had this today with £12.50 ew win on Ulysses.
    I then clicked bet max on Cunco in the next at 6/1. Max bet was £8.33.
    That won me £49.98. Then a few mins later they added £100.02 in adjustments.

    If it loses i only get back £8.33 as that’s all i have risked. But you can still treat this a £25 free bet.
    7.0/7.2 it was so if i lay £20.89.
    If horse wins i get £150 profit 365 and lose £129.53 on exchange.
    If horse loses i win the £20.89 on exchange and break even on 365.

    So either way +20.47 after commission.

    You are only entitled to a free £8.33 bet in the next race though. Personally i just lay the amount i can get on at 365. So if it wins i get a nice bonus.

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    Marv 2

    Many the thanks you two most appreciated

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    78naD 4

    Sound slike there’s still potential here then.

    I have a few restricted Bet365 accounts where it wouldn’t have been worth my time but I can have them all open in the office at the same time across 2 different machines and could just do the same horse on each account, it’d add up.

    Nice one on the heads up on this.

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    Marv 2

    Indeed Dan, feels like there is plenty still in this

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    pbetts 2

    ‘MAX BET’ tab.

    Is that only in the desk top?

    Cheers

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    deathstar 30

    @pbetts yup.

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    pbetts 2

    ??

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