No. I did a similar offer with Coral (£10 max) and was able to withdraw it instantly. Even signed my mum and dad up too!
This seems like free money
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No. I did a similar offer with Coral (£10 max) and was able to withdraw it instantly. Even signed my mum and dad up too!
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The last one I did was with Betbright. It was Man City to win the league at evens when they only needed a draw/win for their last game. Max stake was £20 and I took £40 out straight after.
i bet you £20 i can
I'll take that bet.
Hmmm I wont accept the bet to save you the embarrasment but I would win.
Here is terms for an almost identical offer.
A wagering requirement of 50 times the bonus amount (example; £10 bonus x 50 = £500) must be met before any winnings can be withdrawn. Some games have different percentage contributions than others; please see the chart below for reference and for qualifying games.
Here is terms for an almost identical offer.
A wagering requirement of 50 times the bonus amount (example; £10 bonus x 50 = £500) must be met before any winnings can be withdrawn. Some games have different percentage contributions than others; please see the chart below for reference and for qualifying games.
Only after it has been place on a sports bet. So you have to at least play the 20quid and win first
You can't sign and take 20quid it even says it in the TC's
The refund will be in the form of a Free Bet Token and will be credited to your account within 24 hours of the 2014 World Cup Final.
Free bet token valid for 7 days.
Free bet token must be used in its entirety on any single sports bet, excluding tote pool & football Jackpot betting.
Free bet token is not returned if wagered on a void selection.
Free bet tokens are non-refundable. Free bet stake is not included in any returns.
You have to place you free 20 on a sports bet (and by that vague writing it might not be credited untill after the WC, I can't tell), and you don't get the stake back so to get the 20 out you have to win a EVENS or higher bet. Your answer is correct, your question was wrong.
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Love it when people think they know it all and are wrong. I've done pretty much every betting offer known to man.
Well don't you feel silly.
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Yep. It's the same as them saying new customers get a free £20 bet.
But what makes this different is that the £10 bet has been paid for by me. I haven't been given £10 to bet with by Coral. It's just like any other 2/1 bet using your own money.
The T&C's you quoted are for the money back if Brazil or Argentina win the World Cup bet, which makes sense. These are T&C's for the Brazil Yellow Shirt bet.
The T&C's you quoted are for the money back if Brazil or Argentina win the World Cup bet, which makes sense. These are T&C's for the Brazil Yellow Shirt bet.
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where are those T&C's listed?
I can see the general ones and following ones linked to this promotion:
I don't understand what your getting at.
All I said and am saying is there are terms to stop you winning the 20 and taking it. In this case it will be a free bet token which you then have to win, to even make a profit over the 20. If you want 20 then you have to bet at 1/1
Good luck
All I said and am saying is there are terms to stop you winning the 20 and taking it. In this case it will be a free bet token which you then have to win, to even make a profit over the 20. If you want 20 then you have to bet at 1/1
Good luck
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The terms you posted are for a different offer.
Coral have been offering these promos for weeks... City to beat someone a few weeks back at 3/1 was one. Paid out within 5 minutes of the final whistle, withdrew £40 10 seconds later.....
If the bet comes in, there are no refunds, no free bets, there is no need to be ... you won, the money is yours. Can only assume those Ts and Cs are for a different offer.
If the bet comes in, there are no refunds, no free bets, there is no need to be ... you won, the money is yours. Can only assume those Ts and Cs are for a different offer.
I think the main thing we're getting at is that you're wrong - there is no mention of a free bet token with this offer and it involves wagering your own money from the start.... there don't appear to be any withdrawal requirements you'd need to hit.
No, because like I've said, I've done this before. They always put these sort of offers up for new customers. You're thinking of the offers where they refund your stake as a 'free' bet if your initial bet loses.
The last one I did was Liverpool to beat someone at 2/1 with a £10 maximum bet and I remember Gerard scoring in the last minute. Withdrew the £20 straight after. The one before that was United to beat Reading in the 2012/2013 season. They only just scraped that with a 4-3 win but I was able to withdraw instantly. Both with Coral.
So they are, that's odd I click the link and they appeared. I now very much have egg on my face and whole heartily apologise.
All Coral are "Offering" are great odds on an almost certain bet. They aren't providing the initial cash to bet with, that has to be deposited by the customer, therefore there are no terms on when or how you can withdraw the winnings.
This is different to an offer where Coral give you money to bet with and you don't have to deposit your own money.
It's just the same as me opening an account on any given day, depositing £10 of my money and placing a 2/1 bet for Hamilton to win the WDC, if he won I would get my winnings immediately.