Free Bets and Betting Offers
NEW CUSTOMER OFFER
UP TO £30 IN FREE BETS
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up to £30 in Free Bets
Min deposit £5. Get up to £30 in Free Bets
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#ad New Customers only. Bet £10* & Get £30* in Free Bets. Sign up, deposit between £5* and £10* to your account and bet365 will give you three times that value in Free Bets when you place qualifying bets to the same value and they are settled. Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits. Min odds/bet and payment method exclusions apply. Returns exclude Bet Credits stake. T&Cs, time limits & exclusions apply. Registration required.
5 x £20 Free Bets
Place 5 bets of £10 or more and get a £20 free bet.
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#ad New customer offer. Place 5 x £10 or more bets to receive £20 in free bets. Repeat up to 5 times to receive maximum £100 bonus. Min odds 1/2 (1.5). Exchange bets excluded. Payment restrictions apply. T&Cs apply.
BET £10 & GET £30 IN FREE BETS
Credited as 2 x £15 bets
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Bet £10, Get £30 KQCs: 18+. Play Safe. From 00:01 on 18.10.2022. £30 bonus. New customers only. Minimum £10 stake on odds of 1/2 (1.5) or greater on sportsbook (excluding Virtual markets). Further terms apply. #ad
Which New Customer Offers Are Available at Betting Sites?
There are a wide variety of new customer offers available. Modern betting companies bid to attract new players to their site with an array of free bets and bonuses. Some of the most common types currently available include*:
- Bet and Get: For example, “Bet £5 to receive £20 in free bets”. Requires customers to first stake £5 of their own money to then receive £20 in free bets. This £20 will usually be broken down into set units, e,g, 4 x £5 bets, or 2 x £10 bets.
- Risk Free Bets: If your first bet with the company loses, your stake is returned. This will usually be in the form of a free bet or bonus cash, although some offers do return the losing stake as cash. Such offers will usually come with a minimum odds requirement for the initial bet. Wagering rules for any free bet or bonus may also apply.
- Free Bet Credits: Similar to “Bet and Get”, and usually in the form of a matched deposit i.e. deposit £30 and receive an additional £30 in free bet credits. Whereas “Bet and Get” bonuses are generally broken up into set units, e.g. free £5 bet or free £10 bet, free bet credits are often available to use however you please.
- Deposit Bonus: This is an offer which awards a percentage of the initial deposit, or first bet, as bonus funds. E.g. with a 50% Deposit Bonus you would receive £20 in bonus funds if you were to deposit £40.
Don’t forget to read up carefully on the terms and conditions of gambling bonuses. *18+ , T&C Apply, GambleAware.org offers are subject to change based on bookmakers promotions.
What Are The Pros and Cons of New Customer Offers?
- Offers risk free betting.
- Can be an excellent way of getting started with a new bookmaker.
- May have wagering requirements which are difficult to achieve.
- Minimum stake and odds restrictions may be in place.
What is a Free Bet?
A free bet, as you might expect, is a bet where you have a chance to win, but have no risk of losing. Sounds good right? And it is, although it isn’t quite as straightforward as that simple definition. There may be conditions which need to be met to qualify for any free bet. Conditions may also apply to the withdrawal of any winnings generated by the free bet stake.
How do I get a Free Bet?
To qualify for a free bet related to a sign up offer, you simply need to register for a new account with the relevant bookmaker. Free bet promotions for existing customers, including instructions on how to qualify are usually sent via email. They may also be visible upon logging in to your account.
What can I use a Free Bet on?
The majority of free bets can be placed on any sports betting market, and used as you choose, with singles, doubles etc accepted. Any sports or bet type restrictions are always listed in the terms and conditions.
What Kind Of Terms and Conditions Apply to Free Bets?
It is always important to read the exact terms and conditions of an individual offer. Ideally before signing up, to avoid disappointment.That said, examples of the types of conditions you can expect to be in place include:
FreeBets Terms and Conditions Examples
- Amount: E.g. 100% Free Matched Bet – up to a maximum stake of £20.
- Wagering requirements: e.g. 4 x wagering requirement on any winnings before withdrawal.
- Deposit Methods: Deposits made via an e-wallet are the most common to be excluded from free bet offers.
- Minimum Odds: E.g. Bet £10 get £10. Initial bet must be at minimum odds of Evens.
- Valid Period: E.g. Free bet/bonus funds expire 14-days after issue.
Are there any Free Bets for existing customers?
Whilst not as common as sign up free bets, offers for existing customers are also available. Many companies recognise the benefits of rewarding loyalty. Existing customers free bets will usually feature as part of a “Free Bet Club”. Such clubs provide a free bet for placing a specified number of bets.Examples include:
- Stake £25 on accumulator bets to receive a £10 accumulator bet.
- Place 5 x £10 bets and receive a free £10 bet. On top of free bets, there are other offers available to existing customers, including: i.Deposit Bonuses , ii.Odds Boost, iii.Money Back Speiclas, iv.Acca Insurance
FAQs - FREE BETS
- A FREE £10 bet at odds of 3/1 would return a total of £30. With a free bet the stake proportion of a winning bet is retained by the bookmaker.
e.g. 3 x turnover on winnings prior to any withdrawal.
Customers are only permitted to have one account with a specific bookmaker. Therefore they can only enjoy an operators sign-up offer/welcome bonus on one occasion.
However, there are many betting sites out there. An individual is entitled to open an account – and benefit from the welcome offer – with as many different companies as they choose.
The answer to this question will differ from person to person. Factors to consider include how much you wish to deposit, and what level of stakes you usually play at. In general, avoid offers with very high turnover requirements prior to withdrawal, and favour those which offer more. Bet £10 get £30 is obviously more appealing than bet £10 get £10 for example.