Winner New Customer £200 Bonus Help

  • Hi,

    I am looking to extract a £200 bonus from the Winner promotion – https://www.winner.co.uk/sports-uk/

    The terms and conditions are that they will match your deposit up to £200 and that it must be rolled over 8x, etc. The usual.

    HOWEVER. 50% of the best must be placed on multiples before extraction. Is the best way to tackle this to keep on betting and laying it all until it ends up in the exchange? The only issue with that is that if I keep winning at the bookie and run out of cash to lay off with. I have around £400 in exchange accounts, with another £600 available in cash.

    I am unfamiliar with laying off accumulators – is it possible/worth it? Should I just try what I mentjoned before?

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    Dbb 4

    If you have not deposited yet, i wouldnt bother, you can get yourself in a right mess with this offer.

    If you have already deposited,definitely see how you go at losing it all to the exchange first.

    i’d look around there forums, there are plenty of winner threads/horror stories with lots of advice

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    nick2punt 12

    This is one offer I wouldn’t touch with a barge pole.

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    b_smizzle 2

    Alright cheers guys. I won’t bother with it. Are the RealDealBet or VIPStakes ones any good? The 188Sport one sounded good but your deposit had to be played through 5 times before the bonus was even credited.

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    Dbb 4

    the 188 one is pretty decent, from what i remember it was just a case of making 5 £50 bets, no crazy hoops to jump through really, and they do some good offers.

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    FoG_BLoG 61

    Yes just 5 £50 bets at 1.75 or above I think. But only on sports 1×2 market.

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    Anto 1

    I tend to try lose all to exchange by betting on Horses. Easy to lose a horse race but a win does set you back.

    Another way to do this is bet £25 lets say on an Acca that kicks off at diff times. Then work out how much to lay on game 2 if game 1 wins. You’ll either get £25 out with no QL, or if both come in you’ll have incurred a small QL but at least some of the multiple wagering is done.

    Lemme know if ya need my help with this in more details and I’ll be in touch

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    CashedUp
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    Don’t do it!

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    SammyR 1

    I did the Winner bonus offer last week, I made a decent profit with it via horse racing lays with the exchange but you do need a decent amount in your exchange account (I have £1k in there when doing offers like this) just in case you win – horse racing as opposed to football does mean you can hopefully get it all done with in an afternoon if you have the time and for me it was well worthwhile.

    I did the Real Deal offer at the weekend – deposited £200 to get the £100 bonus and ended up with £89 profit so again a great return (again via horse racing and lays with exchange)

    I wouldn’t have tackled either of the above had I not had more spare cash to put in the exchange though tbh. The Netbet one is a good one involving smaller deposit/bonus if you’ve not done that yet.

    I’m going to do the 188 one this week so will see how that goes :). As Fog says with that one has to be on 1×2 market so I’ll be doing my qualifiers on the football this week.

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    Chris 24

    I had no problem with this offer either, lovely bit of profit.

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    silverbirch 0

    £1k in the exchange is not enough to do the Winner offer safely

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    FoG_BLoG 61

    I would be wary, the rollover requirements look steep to me.

    If you lose quickly to the exchange then great. I would imagine that most of the ppl that say they had no problem with the winner offer just got lucky to lose it into the exchange.

    But otherwise if you have to complete the rollover. You have to make £3200 in bets to rollover 8x deposit + bonus, half on singles, half on multiples. If you assume a 10% cost per bet then playing through the rollover will cost you £320. So that is your £200 bonus wiped out and £120 of your real money.

    To break even you would need to consistently find qualifying losses of only 6% – so something you can back@2.5/lay@2.63 which I guess isn’t really that hard, at least until you come to the multiples.

    So to make any money on this then you need to find very very tight back and lay odds for your rollover.

    Do Winner do any other decent sort of promotion? Might be cheap way to rollover your cash and bonus playing their offers. Also I believe smarkets give 0% commission on QPR games so might help keep the cost of rollover down.

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    Pickle 64

    Another point not mentioned is you can only withdraw a certain ammount from this promotion. You could end up in a position where your £4k up at the bookie and £4k down at the exchange but the max you can withdraw is £2k ( i think thats right but it could have changed) then you really are up shit creek. Id also add that if it was that easy to lose money into our exchanges the bookies would be happy and there wouldnt be pages and pages on here about people getting gubbed.

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    Chris 24

    My first bet won which upped my balance to £1200. It took me a few days to get through betting £100 here and there but managed it no problem. Withdrawals and rollover requirements arent an issue if you’re lucky enough to lose to the exchange.

    Up to you, £170+ potential profit, take it or leave it.

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    Sy 3

    I’ve done just about every welcome offer out there but I read the terms of this offer and ran a mile and will never look back. Personally I never use Winner for anything. If they can be that artful with a welcome offer spells bad news to me.

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    SammyR 1

    Like Chris I won my original bet with them too so had a fair bit of cash in the account. I just then spent a couple of hours doing lay bets with horses until I got it all into the exchange, no issues whatsoever and lovely profit

    Not sure I’ll use them again now my account is empty, will see if they have any decent existing user offers at any point I guess :)

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