Betfair: £4000 In Free Bets

August 2, 2012 by Darren Hall
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Torres Cashback

November 19, 2011 by Darren Hall
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Can you smell the cash Fernando? (or however the song goes). As here we go again more cashbacks from Ladbrokes. Fresh from our recent profits then the these boys have yet another brilliant cashback offer for the Chelsea v Liverpool game.

So if you ain’t got an account yet you really should get one as you are missing out on some great deals, look…..

Money back if Fernando Torres scores at any time against Liverpool (20/11/11) – upto £100

This is an excellent offer as you can get some great value playing these or you can even lock in some guaranteed profits if you like too.

All you need to do is UNDERLAY Torres in the First Goalscorer Market and then LAY the designated goalscorer (Torres in this case) in the To Score market to lock in a profit. Or just BACK and LAY an alternative selection (if the odds match up is better) and again Lay Torres in the To Score market to lock in a profit.

Remember we picked up some nice easy profits during the last Champions League set of fixtures, look…..

Man City v Villarreal with Dzeko as the cashback scorer, was only £7 profit but hey it is all free money!

BACK Dzeko First Goalscorer (FGS) at Ladbrokes with £100 @ 5
LAY Dzeko First Goalscorer at Betfair with £72.07 @ 5.6

LAY Dzeko Anytime Goalscorer (AGS) at Betfair with £41.15 @ 2.48

If Dzeko scores first then I win £400 at Ladbrokes and lose £392.44 (£331.53 (FGS lay) + £60.91 (AGS lay)) at Betfair for a £7.56 profit

If Dzeko scores any other time in the game then I am even at Ladbrokes with my £100 cashback and I win £68.47 (FGS lay) at Betfair (FGS lay) and lose £39.09 (AGS lay) for a £7.56 profit

If Dzeko doesn’t score at all then I lose £100 at Ladbrokes but win £68.47 at Betfair (FGS lay) and win £39.09 (AGS lay) for a £7.56 profit

Naturally you will be needing a Ladbrokes account too, ideal for all these little extras they keep chucking at us recently. So if you don’t have one you can grab a massive free £50 sign up bet too, all nice and easy as we have all the bets for this on Oddsmatcher.

Click Here For The Current Best Football Options for Ladbrokes

and the great thing is you can qualify for the free sign up bet with a bet at ANY odds, look…..

How Low Go You Go?

Here is the link you need to get signed up with:

Ladbrokes

Money back if Fernando Torres scores at any time against Liverpool(20/11/11)

1. If Fernando Torres scores at any time against Liverpool (20/11/11), we will refund losing first goalscorer bets – up to £100.
2. Offer is available to new and existing online, phone, mobile and shop customers.
3. Offer applies to single bets only. Refund will not apply to any multiple bets.
4. Offer only applies to losing bets placed on the first goalscorer market of the Chelsea v Liverpool match (20/11/11)
5. Qualifying bet must be placed before kick-off. Bets placed in-play do not count.
6. You must be aged 18 years or over to bet and participate in this promotion.
7. Maximum refund £/€100 per customer, per match.
8. One refund per customer per match. Offer applies to first bet placed.
9. Void bets do not count.
10. Bets placed with Free Bets do not count.
11. Refund will be credited within 24 hours.
12. Ladbrokes accepts no responsibility for system or connection problems that might affect any end user during the promotion.
13. Offer is only open to customers living in the UK and Ireland betting on the English or Irish language site.
14. Ladbrokes may determine at its sole discretion whether it believes different entries or accounts are connected to the same person, using whatever methods it deems appropriate.
15. In the event of a breach of these terms and conditions Ladbrokes reserve the right to take such action as it deems appropriate in its absolute discretion.
16. The promoter is Ladbrokes Sportsbook LP, a limited partnership registered in Gibraltar, number 44, whose registered office is 57/63 Line Wall Road, Gibraltar.

Tags: Cashback, Ladbrokes, Premiership, Torres

More Ladbrokes Cashback

October 3, 2011 by Darren Hall
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Instant Risk Free Profits

February 25, 2011 by Darren Hall
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Here’s another bookmaker that you may not have used yet, 188BET and they have a great sign up free bet offer.

You may have spotted their banners around the touchlines of various Premiership grounds they have sponsorship deals with the likes of Chelsea, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Everton, Wigan and Bolton.

Well now add 188BET to that list of partners, as they now have a cracking little sign up offer, a risk free £25 first bet. Yes lose your first bet and you will get it back, upto a maximum of £25, risk free betting at its finest!

We have really hit the ground running with these guys and bet72 visitors have been locking in risk free profits left, right and centre. Just imagine watching a game, safe in the knowledge that you already have a few risk free pound notes profit whatever the outcome from a single bet.

So to make a start just click 188BET to get signed up…..

Then the next part is upto you really. You can take as a risk free punt (knowing that you will get the first £25 stake back if you lose) or, being bet72, we can lock in some risk free profit very nicely on this one.

The key is to underlay the bet on the exchange so that if the bet does win then whilst you won’t get the refund, you lose less at the exchange and have locked in a profit. But if the bet loses you will win some cash on the exchange and your free £25 stake returned by 188BET, so you will lock-in a profit that way, brilliant!

We have just added them onto ODDSMATCHER too so you can find your own bets.

For example……

Wolfsburg v Borussia Monchengladbach, Bundesliga, 25/02/11 – 7:30PM

BACK DRAW at 188BET with £25 at odds of 3.55

LAY DRAW at BETFAIR with £17.00 at odds of 3.8 (you will need £47.60 in Betfair to cover this bet)

If it is a draw then you will win £63.75 at 188BET and lose £47.60 at Betfair for an overall profit of £16.15. You won’t qualify for a refund but that doesn’t matter as you have locked in a guaranteed profit.

If not then you will lose your £25 stake at 188BET but win £16.15 (after 5% commission) at Betfair, leaving you £8.85 down but your initial £25 will be refunded by 188BET again giving an overall profit of £16.15 brilliant!

Don’t worry if you have missed this one, for your own slice of instant profit heaven just drop us a line at info@bet72.com and we can send you some futher examples.

Here is the link you need to use to sign up to get the free bet offer…..

Note: It is recommended that you use Moneybookers or Neteller for this deposit as they do impose a $20 withdrawal charge back to your bank. If you would like a referral link for either of these accounts please email and you will be able to claim an extra bonus too!

Here are the details from the site……

1. To get your free bet, email promo@188bet.com with your User Name, the Bet ID, and Promotion code ‘NU125’

2. This promotion is only available to new 188BET customers based in the UK & EU

3. If your first settled bet is a losing bet, your 188BET account will be credited with your losing stake up to a value of £25 / €30. Winning bets are not eligible for this promotion.

4. Your account will be credited within 7 days of your claim.

5. The first settled bet on your account is the qualifying bet.

6. Closing date midnight 9th September 2012

“Settled” means a bet that has been fully accepted by 188BET in a market that has been settled on a result with all due winnings paid out.

* Your risk is the amount of your stake.

Tags: 188Bet, News, Premiership

Betfair Stat Attack – January

January 31, 2010 by Darren Hall
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Welcome to Stat Attack with our friends over at BETFAIR

Here we give a round up of the pick of the prices traded on the exchange during the past month’s football.

Certainly makes for some interesting reading…….

30th / 31st January 2010

Manchester United were matched at odds of 60 on Betfair to beat Arsenal by a 3-1 scoreline this afternoon and in the process they have once again thrown the title race wide open. Two goals in quick succession towards the end of the first half caught layers of the 0-2 half-time scoreline (also at odds of 60) off-guard. The scorer of the first of those two goals, Nani, was backed at 17 to grab the opener.

Man Utd were matched at a high of 3.6 to win the match and the three points they earned this afternoon and the impressive performance with which they got them has seen them shorten to 3.25 to win the Premier League. Arsenal’s chances are beginning to be dismissed with the Gunners now as long as 13.5 for the title from a low of 4.10, whilst Chelsea still head the market at 1.69.

Earlier in the day Manchester City dispatched Portsmouth with the minimum of fuss in a 2-0 home win that has seen them come into odds of 1.99 for that coveted top four finish. Portsmouth’s woes continue both on and off the field and the defeat has seen them go odds-on to finish the season rock bottom at 1.72; an unthinkable situation during the summer when they were matched as long as 38 to finish bottom of the pile.

Meanwhile on Saturday, Everton were impressive in beating Wigan away from home 1-0, matched at 5.3 on the match odds market and 9.8 on the correct score market, a match they won courtesy of a Tim Cahill header. That result, alongside Tottenham’s inability to hand on to their lead, means that the Toffees aren’t quite out of the race for a Top 4 finish. Spurs were 1-0 up going into injury time after a Jermaine Defoe goal but a typically resilient Birmingham performance saw them come back to draw the match 1-1, the stalemate being backed at 15.5 and the away win as low as 1.07.

It was far easier for another top four contender, Liverpool, who beat Bolton 2-0 after briefly touching 1.7 on the match odds market. Liverpool are 3.25 to finish the season in a Champions League place, a shade shorter than Aston villa at 4.0, who also won this afternoon when a Gabriel Agbonlahor brace was enough to secure a 2-0 win after they were matched at 3.05.

At the opposite end of the table the 2-2 draw between Hull and Wolves means the former have shortened to 1.7 for the drop whilst Wolves are at the 2.3 mark to go down.

27th January 2010

Manchester United v Manchester City (3-1)
Man Utd matched at 2.8 to qualify for the final, City at 1.56
Final score of 3-1 matched at 42
Utd are 1.5 favourites to win the Carling Cup, Aston Villa available to back at 2.92

Aston Villa v Arsenal (0-0)
Draw backed at 3.6
Arsenal backed at a low of 2.14
Arsenal trade at 5.5 to win the league

Blackburn v Wigan (2-1)
Blackburn backed at 5.2

Chelsea v Birmingham (3-0)
Chelsea backed at a high of 1.32
Chelsea 1.73 to win the Premier League

Everton v Sunderland (2-0)
Everton touch 1.75 on the exchange

26th January 2010

Owen Coyle will be feeling glad tonight that he switched allegiances when he left Burnley for Bolton earlier this month after his new side took all three points tonight in a relegation six-pointer. The home win was matched at evens on Betfair, with the correct score touching 9.8. The defeat sees Burnley trade at 1.75 for the drop and predictably means Bolton’s price went the other way with the Trotters now eased to 4.4 to be spending life in The Championship next season.

One of the few sides to be trading shorter than Burnley, Portsmouth (currently at 1.41) at least got something to show for their night’s work when they picked up a point against another side fighting to beat the drop in the shape of West Ham. Gianfranco Zola’s team took the lead and traded at just 1.27 to leave Fratton Park with all three points but a spirited performance from Pompey saw them fight back and share the spoils. The draw was backed at 5.4.

Meanwhile, two significant matches took place in the battle for fourth place with Spurs getting one over Liverpool. As Rafa Benitez’s side put in yet another lacklustre performance away at Molineux in a goalless draw, Tottenham were highly impressive in a 2-0 win over Fulham after being matched at a high of 1.82. But the market still makes Liverpool a shorter price than the North London outfit for a top four place; Spurs are 4.7 whilst Liverpool are 3.1 though Man City trade at a shorter price than the pair. They are just 2.2 on this market having traded at a high of 4.9 before the arrival of Roberto Mancini.

19th January 2010

Manchester City, inspired by a Carlos Tevez double, recovered from being 1-0 down against Manchester United to reward their backers who got them as big as 13.5 in-running on Betfair tonight. Ryan Giggs opened the scoring for United, who came in from about 2.8 to a mark of around 2.2 when Sir Alex Ferguson chose to name his strongest possible side.

But Tevez’s brace, the first from the spot after a controversial penalty was awarded, meant those who had backed United to win at odds of 1.37 were denied, as were those who took even money on the draw with the score at 1-1. City will go into the second leg as the 1.6 favourites on the to qualify (for the final) market with United 2.6. Mancini’ side are 3.1 to win the competition, having traded at a high of 12 earlier on in the campaign. Man Utd, surprisingly given they’re the outsiders to progress, are shorter to lift the trophy at 3.1

In the FA Cup, there were wins for Notts County over Forest Green Rovers and Cardiff over Bristol City, with the winners matched at 1.87 and 4.4 respectively.

Weekend Round Up

Chelsea v Sunderland (7-2)

Seven goals or more backed at 36
7-2 final score backed at 350 (£4 traded) – other winning bets at 320, 310, 300
After the match – Chelsea trade at 1.84 for the title

Man Utd v Burnley (3-0)

United climb to 1.57 from an opening 1.19
Over 2.5 goals backed at 7
3-0 final score backed at 15
After the match – Man United 4.2 to win the league
After the match – Burnley trade at 1.9 to go down

Spurs v Hull (0-0)

Tottenham backed at a low of 1.27
Draw at 7
One goal or more backed at 1.04

Wolves v Wigan (0-2)

Wigan backed at 3.8
2-0 final score backed at 23

Aston Villa v West Ham (0-0)

Aston Villa matched at 1.55
Draw at 4.2
Final score backed at 14
One goal or more backed at 1.07

Bolton v Arsenal (0-2)

Arsenal backed at 1.73 to win at the Reebok
After the match – Gunners 5 to win the league
After the match – Bolton 4.2 to be relegated

Blackburn v Fulham (2-0)

Blackburn backed at 2.96
Final score backed at 14.5
After the match – Blackburn 10 to go down

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