Leo Vegas 100% Boxing Day profit boost
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Just had the email… bet £25 on 3 or more Premier League games on Boxing Day and receive a 100% profit boost!
Decent!
+0December 25, 2016 at 2:34 pm
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Depends on the profit boost max bet – often it’s £10, but should still be £6 profit, so if QLs are low it’ll be worthwhile.
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Here is the t&c. Bet on 3 or more games, I thought this was single bets in the email I got, but it’s an acca. I’ll have a go big teams only.
General Terms and Conditions of the LeoVegas website apply.
*Boxing Day 100% profit boosts
A maximum of one (1) profit boost during the campaign period – per person/ account/ household or IP address is allowed.Each player will get one (1) 100% Profit Boost to use on a Premier League game played on the Boxing Day, on a multiple of 3 or more selections. \nn Maximum Extra Winnings of £5000 from multiple bets of 3 or more selections apply.
A maximum stake of £25 from multiple bets of 3 or more selections apply.
Profit boosts placed on bets that are made void will not be returned.
Cashed in bets do not qualify for this offer.The Profit Boosts are only available via mobile.
Available on Pre-Match and Live bets.
Profit Boost winnings are calculated on the odds quoted in the betslip, if the original odds are 2/1 (3.0) and you have a 100% Boost, you will receive odds of 4/1 (5.0)
Extra winnings will be paid as cash.
This promotion cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.
How to use your profit boost
Make sure you fulfil the qualifying criteria for your Profit Boost.
Select the market you want to bet on.
Within the betslip, select your Profit Boost under “Bonus Offers”.
Place your bet and wait for the result to come in.
+0Thanks. I’d assumed it was 3 single bets, to get a further 100% boost. Will have to think about how to approach this.
+0Pick matches you can sequential lay, no? Could overlay each to guarantee profit.
They’ve explained it horrendously.
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I’ve never laid an acca before, not sure how to do a sequential lay.
I’ve placed a £10 bet on Arsenal, Chelsea and Man Utd, odds boosted to 3.54.
+0Hi, this is a great offer is it not…..how do I work out the odds? Odds – 1 *2 + 1?
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The betslip will do that for ya mate
If it helps, Chelsea, United, City treble is £13 guaranteed profit or a risk free shot at £32
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Well if you bet £10 on the Acca, you’d lay around £10 on the first match. If your selection loses you get you money back. If it wins, your Acca is still alive and on the next match you need to lay your original stake plus your liability on the previous one. Same process again until the final leg.
With the double odds, this should give you a healthy profit if the acca comes through – I put £20 on Watford Draw/Arsenal/City and should work out around £90 profit if it wins.
Sorry for the quick explanation, going Boxing Day shopping! There are threads on here with more detail.
+0@bamboo go to Betfair -search “Acca” pick today’s date. Find the lay odds for Arse/Che/Unit Use the calc in normal mode. Normal lay for GP or Underlay for risk free shot.
At the moment you will be laying £13.88@2.6 for GP of £3.19
I have gone for Arse/Che/W Ham GP of £15.84.
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I just managed to get Arsenal-Chelsea-West Ham at Leovegas at 11.10 (with the 100% boost), the lay is 6.6 at Betfair, so a guaranteed £15.25. Not bad.
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Good spot ChrisC. Tempted to underlay that one for a risk free shot at £105. West Ham are the concern though so going to look for another more likely underlay.
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Worth noting that it allows you to include Liverpool in the treble who play tomorrow. So the Chelsea – West Ham – Liverpool treble guarantees £17.17 at present.
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Probably too risky though as the terms imply that they can void the Liverpool selection.
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