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Was wondering what people’s experiences are with on ComeOn, SuperLenny, RealDealBet etc., basically any bookie not known to your average punter?
Basically I’ve been milking the sign up offers but recently had real headaches dealing with racebets and matchbook, want to avoid repeating the same mistake and avoid rubbish offers or bad bookies, but don’t want to leave good sign up offers on the table untouched. Which are the diamonds in the rough and who’re the jokers to avoid?
+0May 27, 2016 at 3:46 pm
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tonybet are ok, big rollover on the sign up offer tho. theyve been doing regular champs league promos. comeon used to do promos but been quiet for a while. superlenny i think has 25 risk free sign up, but havent had another promo from them in 2 months. dont have realdeal yet but may consider them.
have u signed up to betstars yet theyre decent.+0
I’ve had no hassle with comeon or SuperLenny like…
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What issues did you have with Racebets? I was thinking of doing their sign up offer but I’m not so sure now?
+0Only had small issues with matchbook, but there were enough to put me right off them. Firstly they charge more commission than they lead you to believe by charging it on the placing of a bet, and then if you win charge it again. Secondly I had to chase them for my free bet for quite a while. And finally I could only place 14.85 of my free 15 because I apparently owed them 15p in other commission! Smelt bad, happy to walk away and not come back.
RaceBets meanwhile was atrocious. I deposited my 50, and before I could even place a bet they limited my account to only SP bets. It was literally 8 minutes from receiving the confirmation joining email to being gubbed! I just wanted to withdraw to cut my losses, and then had to go through an onerous verification process whereby the images of my IDs are required to have my username on them to be verified. And now, a fortnight after verification, I still haven’t had my withdrawal into my bank.
I’m sure some of you will think I’ve been overly quick to judge, but I’ve got no interest in wasting my time chasing and chasing for my own money, I’d rather my profit be a bit lower and have fewer headaches
+0I had issues with Racebets. I was halfway through completing rollover and was doing quite well backing and laying shortly before the off with minimal qualifying losses and quite a few arbs. Then they limited me to SP only, which was really annoying. I ended up coming away with about £20 from the £50 free bet because of a run of bad luck with prices going the wrong way.
Tonybet has been goon imo. Good sign up, sometimes can find some quite good odds, and have had a couple of other bonuses since using them.
Agree with the warning regarding Matchbook. Their advertised 1% commission is a bit misleading, because you pay commission on losses as well as wins and I’m fairly sure you pay commission per bet rather than per market. Still their sign up is worth doing.
I did the Realdealbet, Leovegas, and Superlenny sign up offers without incident. Since being with Superlenny, I have been sent two other offers which have both been fine aswell.
Im starting to run out of smaller booky offers and am now trying to build a big enough bank roll to tackle Bet365 and 10bet.
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Tonybet is not good in my opinion.
I recently signed up, went through the process of supplying my id details, put a bet on (which won) and they immediately restricted my stakes.
The worst part is that by taking part in their sign up offer “DEVOTEDUK” means that my money is locked and I can’t withdraw. I asked for this bonus to be removed so I could withdraw and move on, but they said no. Something at Tonybet smells.
I now have to burn through £150 (luckily I didn’t deposit the full amount) with bets of around £6-8.
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