Winner Sign-up Bonus

I’m looking for some tips or help. I’m not particularly new to matched betting but i am having quite a big problem with the winners sign-up bet.
The winner sign-up is 100% bonus up to £200. I deposited £200 for the max bonus.
I thought it would be rather simple, pick a couple of bets with high odd (larger chance of winning in the exchange) and have it over and done with. But i am currently sitting with about £900 in the winner account, so luck is not really on my side.
I can still match bet this money out but I’m afraid I get more money stuck in this account with no way of wagering through the requirements of x8 the deposit, adding to a total of £1600 with half of that wager having to be placed on multiples.

Any advice would be a great help to me for this offer.

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beh 7 April 8, 2016 at 4:08 pm

I don’t know what you’re expecting to hear? The best option now, if you have enough money at the exchange, is just to grind through it.

Question yourself as why you assumed it would be “rather simple”. There’s been plenty of similar threads with people caught out on this, do your research in future.

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RyanB 11 April 9, 2016 at 9:26 am

Not this again, at least you’re not a newbie which means you can get through it. I assume you have plenty left in your exchange to tackle an offer like this? You’re just going to have to do what beh states and grind through it, its a hell of a rollover. From now you’ll just want to keep doing the min odds and then make sure to do those multiples which you’ll have to make sure don’t occur at the same time so you can lay off one after another. Depending on odds you may still make some profit out of the £200 but it’s a hell of a rollover in such short amount of time it wouldn’t surprise me if you came up short.
Good luck mate!

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Tony 12 April 11, 2016 at 4:03 pm

I seem to recall, in one of the other dozen or so threads about this particular SUB, that they don’t actually enforce the half must be on multiples rule, but don’t take that as gospel.

Good luck 🙂

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Tony S 6 April 11, 2016 at 4:45 pm

You can always back and lay the betfair multiples markets of course, if you can find close enough odds… You’ll find money moves across to the exchange on swift wings when multiples are involved

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Dockie 4 April 11, 2016 at 5:39 pm

Yeah, when I had my Winner nightmare a fair while back I didn’t do any multiples. I’d given up backing and laying as I was out of Exchange funds, so I just threw a huge number of £50 bets on or just over the minimum odds. Some won and some lost, came out £80 up, but was definitely not worth the hassle I went through. I was lucky.

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