Titan Bet US Open Money Back Special

Andy Murray is starting the defence of his US Open title on Monday 26th August and to mark the last Tennis Grand Slam of the year, Titan Bet are offering a Money Back special if Murray can retain his title.

If you place a bet on the 'Outright Winner' of the Men's US Open and your selection loses, and Andy Murray wins the title, you will get your money back in the form of a free bet token (up to a maximum of $/€/£25.00).

Obviously if you want to back Andy Murray to win, this offer isn't much use to you. If on the other hand you think Novak Djokovic will win the title, but can only see Andy Murray stopping him, this bet would be perfect for you.

This offer is open to new and existing customers and is the latest in a long line of Titan Bet specials that apply to existing customers. It's good to see a bookmaker who rewards loyal customers, rather than just offering out incentives to new customers.

If you wish to take advantage of this offer you will need to enter the bonus code "Murray" into the my account bonus section. Your bet will then have to be on the outright winner of the men's tournament, and must be for a minimum bet of $/€/£5.00 - with a maximum of $/€/£25.00.

The bet must be placed pre tournament, and as always, make sure you check the terms and conditions and that you fully understand what you are doing before placing any bets.

For more information, or too open a Titan Bet account, please click here......

Australian Open - Mens Semi-Finals

Marin Cilic (14) v Andrew Murray (5) (Seedings)

Murray is the heavy favourite going into today's first Semi-Final, he is a best price of 1/5 with Bet365, Cilic can be backed at 4/1 with Sportingbet to cause another upset.

The last time the two players met was in New York in last years US Open, were Cilic won in straight sets. Murray claims to not be motivated by revenge saying "I was obviously disappointed about what happened at the US Open. I was feeling good going into it. It wasn't the way I would have liked to have lost."

"Everyone talks about that a lot, about revenge. But you just go out there and every day's a different day in tennis."

"I think that I can win the match regardless of what happened at the US Open, if I play well, focus hard and concentrate, then there's no reason why I can't beat him again."

The match starts at 8.30am, UK time and is live on BBC2 and Eurosport.