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No problem mate.
It’s always best to flag a new offer up if you don’t think it’s been mentioned yet.
It’s nothing to worry about, it’s just a KYC check (Know Your Customer).
It tends to be more common with some of the lesser known bookmakers.
Once you’ve provided the documentation, your withdrawal should be processed without any problems.
Having looked into things further, it’s the deposited funds that need wagering at least once prior to withdrawal, rather than the cash winnings.
You’re right about the £20.00 minimum withdrawal though. Thanks for the heads up on that.
That shouldn’t make a difference Julien.
I imagine most people use the same usernames for ease of remembering.
Andy, where are you seeing the rollover requirement and minimum withdrawal terms? I can’t see any mention of those.
As far as I’m aware, this is paid in cash, which is withdrawable…
You’re welcome @johnbo.
These guys have been running some great boosts for new customers!
Yes there are a couple of ways when dealing with multiples.
Betfair and Smarkets both have accumulator markets when you lay against selected teams with just one lay bet. Just type ‘acca‘ into the search bar on Betfair or head to Football > Accumulators on Smarkets. All you need to do is place the corresponding accumulator at Betway and then lay it at the exchange.
Alternatively, you can build a multiple bet with matches that don’t overlap and lay each leg sequentially. You would lay against the first selection and then if that team wins, you would lay against the next selection and so on…
Here’s an example post for you to take a look at…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/football/boylesports-price-boost-4/
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That seems strange Julien.
Is it possible that they’ve made a connection between the details you’ve provided and an existing account?
There’s no evidence to suggest that’s the case @westmatch, but feel free to avoid using the link if you wish.
Hi @jamie2011.
I’ve not personally deposited using a Revolut card but you could always test the water with one of the smaller offers?
Great result that. It’ll all come with time, just be sure to take things steady and stick to the smaller offers while you find your feet.
I don’t have a list of those at the present time @puma1.
You might have to check the terms of each offer to see if the bookmaker accepts customers from your country of residence.
I tend to include selections in the majority of my posts.
To be honest though, it’s important that you learn to find your own selections as you’ll need to do this when my posted odds have fluctuated and for any in play offers you decide to do.
Before you get started @scu11y69, I would recommend reading my Matched Betting Guide as that covers how to place your lay bets. It may also be worth you having a read of my Smarkets Exchange Guide…
https://matchedbettingblog.com/smarkets-exchange-guide/
Also, with regards to the MoPlay sign up offer, your first bet needs to be placed at odds of 1.50 (1/2) or greater. A bet on Italy at odds of 1.24 would not have qualified you for the free bets.
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