This may feel like a bit of Deja Vu, but William Hill are again offering a Risk Free £10 at their Live Casino this weekend.
Again, with a feeling of Deja vu, I've just played through mine with no success. I'm going to have to work out a strategy here, whether to just play the whole £10 on red or black, or have 10 single numbers, etc, and just walk away if it wins - or get it back if it losses.
Anyway, the offer is on until 23.59 tonight (26/02/12) and comes on the back of the same Risk Free £10 offer two weeks ago.
It's on the homepage, so offer is open to all (sometimes they are email invitation only). To qualify all you need to do is follow the link on the middle-to-bottom right hand side of the Sportsbook home page, from there click on the 'Claim Now' button and then go to the 'Live Casino' and play.
Don't forget, it's a maximum of £10 that will be refunded, go over that and you're losing your own money.
Good Luck
PS, there is an attractive looking £50.50 Cashback available with Top Cash Back if you sign up for William Hill Casino through Friday to Sunday (just click the link and put 'William Hill Casino' in the search box at the top). There is mixed reviews on the site with regard to the Cashback, so be careful to read through before taking the plunge.
But if you want to join the Casino anyway, what have you got to lose? The two offers are in no way related, the Risk Free £10 is available through your Sportsbook account.
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
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Sunday, 26 February 2012
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
A risk free win with William Hill
I've just had a nice free and easy £5 win with the generous William Hill on yet another of their Risk Free £5 promotions.
I just logged into my account to check to see if there was any offers (as I regularly do), and low and behold there was a £5 risk free offer to play Vegas.
So play it I did, and instead of messing around and spending half the night on it (as I have done in the past), I just put a straight £5 on Red, and up she popped.
That's another fiver in the kitty. See overall results here.
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
I just logged into my account to check to see if there was any offers (as I regularly do), and low and behold there was a £5 risk free offer to play Vegas.
So play it I did, and instead of messing around and spending half the night on it (as I have done in the past), I just put a straight £5 on Red, and up she popped.
That's another fiver in the kitty. See overall results here.
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
Saturday, 18 February 2012
Another William Hill Offer
This time it's a Risk Free £5 on offer to play at Vegas with William Hill, again, if you only gamble the £5, you will get it back if you are unsuccessful, so you can't lose.
Just played through mine, and unfortunately I lost.
After spending about 30 minutes on the Risk Free £10 offer on the Casino last week, I decided on a change of tactics. I just had 10, 50p bets on outright numbers tonight, if one comes in, then it's happy days and I walk away with a nice easy profit, if it doesn't win - as was the case tonight - then I get my fiver back.
Last week when playing with the Risk Free £10 my account was up one minute and down the next, eventually ending £10 down. I was doing corner bets, red or black, 2/1 column bets, etc, it went on for ages, and ultimately I lost.
I was about £5 up at one stage, and in hindsight I obviously should have walked away then, after all it was 50% profit on the original offer. Knowing when to take my profit (if any) is obviously a difficult balance to strike, last week I thought £5 wasn't enough, on reflection I think I may have got that wrong.
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
Just played through mine, and unfortunately I lost.
After spending about 30 minutes on the Risk Free £10 offer on the Casino last week, I decided on a change of tactics. I just had 10, 50p bets on outright numbers tonight, if one comes in, then it's happy days and I walk away with a nice easy profit, if it doesn't win - as was the case tonight - then I get my fiver back.
Last week when playing with the Risk Free £10 my account was up one minute and down the next, eventually ending £10 down. I was doing corner bets, red or black, 2/1 column bets, etc, it went on for ages, and ultimately I lost.
I was about £5 up at one stage, and in hindsight I obviously should have walked away then, after all it was 50% profit on the original offer. Knowing when to take my profit (if any) is obviously a difficult balance to strike, last week I thought £5 wasn't enough, on reflection I think I may have got that wrong.
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
Sunday, 12 February 2012
£10 Risk Free at the Live Casino with William Hill
Bit short on notice with this one, but William Hill are offering a risk free £10 bet on their Casino before the end of Sunday night, the offer expires at 23.59 hrs on Sunday 12th February, UK time.
To qualify all you need to do is follow the link on the middle-to-bottom right hand side of the Sportsbook home page, from there click on the 'Claim Now' button and then go to the 'Live Casino' and play.
Don't forget, it's a maximum of £10 that will be refunded, go over that and you're losing your own money.
Good Luck
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
To qualify all you need to do is follow the link on the middle-to-bottom right hand side of the Sportsbook home page, from there click on the 'Claim Now' button and then go to the 'Live Casino' and play.
Don't forget, it's a maximum of £10 that will be refunded, go over that and you're losing your own money.
Good Luck
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
Saturday, 11 February 2012
£25 Profit from Bet365 free bet offer
Monday night's £50 in-running free bet offer from Bet365 on the Liverpool V Tottenham game resulted in a nice, risk free £25 profit.
For my qualifying bet I backed Liverpool with Bet365 at Even money, to my surprise about 30 minutes before kick off they had come in to 1.94-195 on Betfair, which was basically an arb. As a result of this I was able to place my qualifying bet for free, as opposed to losing out on a quid or two as is usually the case.
For my free bet, things weren't as easy. I tried to place it at half time so that a goal or a red card couldn't completely ruin the process by turning the market on it's head, but it was easier said than done as absolutely no market had a price in which the odds on Betfair and Bet365 were comparable - they were all miles apart.
In the end I used my Bet365 free bet to back 0-0, for which I got 3.4 about 5 minutes into the 2nd half. I could only lay that at 3.85 on Betfair, which was a lot higher than I wanted it to be.
Put simply, the gap between the two prices was too large, and due to me flapping around as the 2nd half was under way I got my calculations slightly wrong. As a result of this I ended up with a larger profit on the Betfair (around £35) side of the trade, than the Bet365 (£25) side of things.
All this could have been avoided if I had acted quicker at half time and used the Bonus Bagging calculator which works out the amount you need to put on each side of the trade to come out with equal profit.
Which brings me nicely onto the issue of the Bonus Bagging service. Although I probably should have profited to the tune of £30, rather than £25, I still won. The £25 has almost on it's own paid the cost to join Bonus Bagging (£27).
I know I didn't need to be a member to know about this trade, but it does help that the service emails me when ever any of these sorts of offers are on. This on it's own can be priceless, and as I said, it has as good as paid for the service.
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
For my qualifying bet I backed Liverpool with Bet365 at Even money, to my surprise about 30 minutes before kick off they had come in to 1.94-195 on Betfair, which was basically an arb. As a result of this I was able to place my qualifying bet for free, as opposed to losing out on a quid or two as is usually the case.
For my free bet, things weren't as easy. I tried to place it at half time so that a goal or a red card couldn't completely ruin the process by turning the market on it's head, but it was easier said than done as absolutely no market had a price in which the odds on Betfair and Bet365 were comparable - they were all miles apart.
In the end I used my Bet365 free bet to back 0-0, for which I got 3.4 about 5 minutes into the 2nd half. I could only lay that at 3.85 on Betfair, which was a lot higher than I wanted it to be.
Put simply, the gap between the two prices was too large, and due to me flapping around as the 2nd half was under way I got my calculations slightly wrong. As a result of this I ended up with a larger profit on the Betfair (around £35) side of the trade, than the Bet365 (£25) side of things.
All this could have been avoided if I had acted quicker at half time and used the Bonus Bagging calculator which works out the amount you need to put on each side of the trade to come out with equal profit.
Which brings me nicely onto the issue of the Bonus Bagging service. Although I probably should have profited to the tune of £30, rather than £25, I still won. The £25 has almost on it's own paid the cost to join Bonus Bagging (£27).
I know I didn't need to be a member to know about this trade, but it does help that the service emails me when ever any of these sorts of offers are on. This on it's own can be priceless, and as I said, it has as good as paid for the service.
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
Sunday, 5 February 2012
Liverpool V Tottenham free bet offer from Bet365
Monday night sees Liverpool hosting Tottenham in the Premier League. Over the weekend I received an email from the excellent Bonus Bagging service alerting me to the fact that Bet365 are offering another free in play bet up to a maximum of £50 on this match.
To qualify all I need to do is have a £50 bet pre kick off with Bet365, which I'll lay on Betfair to break even (it will probably result in a small loss of around £1 to £2).
Then I will do the in running free bet, probably at half time so the price can't change too much due to a goal or sending off, etc. After I have done the in-running free bet, I'll partially lay it on Betfair to ensure a profit.
The way I will do it will see a guaranteed profit, working on a theory that the free bet is an even money shot, I'll guarantee a profit of around £25, as I would only partially lay the bet on Betfair.
I would stand to win £50 from Bet365 if the bet wins, but my lay on Betfair would only be for £25 of the even money shot, ensuring a profit of £25 no matter what happens.
Bet365 have done a couple of these offers recently. I don't use them myself these days, but it is always worth having an account for these sort of offers, and the Bonus Bagging service certainly comes in handy for alerting me to the offers.
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
To qualify all I need to do is have a £50 bet pre kick off with Bet365, which I'll lay on Betfair to break even (it will probably result in a small loss of around £1 to £2).
BetfairThen I will do the in running free bet, probably at half time so the price can't change too much due to a goal or sending off, etc. After I have done the in-running free bet, I'll partially lay it on Betfair to ensure a profit.
The way I will do it will see a guaranteed profit, working on a theory that the free bet is an even money shot, I'll guarantee a profit of around £25, as I would only partially lay the bet on Betfair.
I would stand to win £50 from Bet365 if the bet wins, but my lay on Betfair would only be for £25 of the even money shot, ensuring a profit of £25 no matter what happens.
Bet365 have done a couple of these offers recently. I don't use them myself these days, but it is always worth having an account for these sort of offers, and the Bonus Bagging service certainly comes in handy for alerting me to the offers.
There are free bets available with all the bookmakers listed in the column on the right hand side of this website. These can be used to bet free with by customers opening new accounts.
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