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Returning to MB, already made a mistake…

I’m not entirely new to match betting, in the past I’ve done all the big ones like bet365, PP and Ladbrokes etc. I decide to try NetBet’s 50% deposit offer which gave me £50 (having deposited £100). Stupidly though today I decided to bet and lay a match at odds of 3.4 and 3.5 respectively (in the hope that the lay would come in, and not the bet). However just my luck that Zennit St Petersberg drew with some crappy Russian team and the bet comes in so I’m left with £340 in my NetBet account with £900 left to rollover. As of current I don’t have the capital to lay this (I will be able to when I get paid at the end of the week) but I’m kinda thinking I should cut my losses and just withdraw the funds and start elsewhere – but is this just a waste? Ahhh, I don’t know what to do, responses appreciated!

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April 20, 2016 at 11:12 pm

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BillySwill 0 April 21, 2016 at 3:06 pm

The rollover for Netbet’s sign up offer must be met within 60 days of your initial deposit, so you have plenty of time. Therefore I would advise you to wait until you get paid and then meet the bonus requirements. Perhaps in the future make sure your exchange float is large enough when tackling high rollover bonuses… you don’t want to leave yourself short!

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SammyR 0 April 22, 2016 at 12:24 pm

Definitely wait until you’ve been paid, like Billy says you have enough time

Always best to have a plan B in terms of when things go wrong and try and ensure you have enough to cover scenarios like this happening. As long as you have a float big enough I’ve found all of these opening offers pretty good

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