Which calculator to use?

  • Hi everyone

    I’m new to matched betting and I’ve been unlucky and won with the bookie.

    I have £80 to wager with SuperLenny. Just wondering which calculator I use to help me roll it over and minimise cutting into my nice profit?

    Many thanks,

    Gaz

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    deathstar 38

    Hi Gaz,
    If you have completed the offer and it is just a matter of rolling over the wagering requirement, just place some “normal” matched bets ie low odds with the qualifying bet settings. just make sure you bet on things above the minimum odds required in the T+Cs.

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    gforce147 0

    Thanks. It confused me because they return the stake back on the bets now I’ve won with them even though it’s still classed as bonus money until I’ve rolled it over. Need to wait for my other £180 off bwin to hit my bank account before I can put it back into my exchange account. Zzzzzzz

    Thanks for your help.

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    Tony 17

    Just a gentle word of advice @gforce147 but if you have a limited bankroll and are just starting out then there are a lot of easier non-WR offers to do first rather than the likes of superlenny and bwin

    good luck

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    gforce147 0

    @tony, Which ones are these? I’ve done a fair few but been unlucky twice with £168 and £180 going out of my exchange account.

    Also, seem to be losing money on all the casino offers on slots. Think I’ll knock them on the head for now unless you know of good ones that are risk free or don’t require WR?

    Many thanks

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