I've never really had any joy from casino offers. Admittedly I have only ever done the risk free ones. In the last year I made enough from these to cover my Yesbets subscription so it was worth it in that sense I guess.
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I've never really had any joy from casino offers. Admittedly I have only ever done the risk free ones. In the last year I made enough from these to cover my Yesbets subscription so it was worth it in that sense I guess.
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That's my understanding.
Definitely! I'm very risk averse so only do the risk free offers. They are usually things like deposit a certain amount and the casino will match it. You get double the amount to gamble and if you bust out you get a refund for your original stake.
It will be offers such as
100/100 with 4000 wagering
100/50 with 3500 wagering
Etc etc
The idea is to use high value spins (3 quid plus up to 5 or 6 quid, depending on max) and hit a monster (x400+ stake).
This is possible using high variable slots such as dead or alive, Jack and the beanstalk, Jurassic Park etc. These are high rtp too.
Hitting a monster will generally make it easy to clear wagering and leave a decent profit.
Obviously you're not going to hit a monster every attempt but long term, due to the bust rate and less overall wagering required you should make money. This is what generates the ev from the bonus
A lot of sites are banning high volatile slots like DOA now for wagering purposes. You're generally stuck with Netent garbage that you'd rarely see a 100x hit on.
I got extremely lucky recently winning £4k from one bonus. Took several enormous hits to clear the wagering and even then the casino tried to screw me over!
Surely even with £1k on the back side and the laying off the 1.15 average - your only making £70 or so after commission? Long wait for £70. (I may have my maths wrong as on the phone!)
If there's £1k of liquidity available you'd need to back £6,350 @ 1.25 and lay £7,087.05 @ 1.14 (£992.19) liquidity to make the maximum off this.
That gives you £595.31 profit at those stakes
With a backing of £1k, you need to lay £1,116.07 @ 1.14 (£156.25 liquidity) for a £93.75 profit.
Liverpool to finish top 4 at 1.25
http://sports.winner.co.uk/en/e/5164492/Premier-League-2017/18-Outrights
betfair lay at 1.14
https://www.betfair.com/exchange/pl...F8F353D68&rfr=63&ttp=111&pid=1082499&bid=9882
http://sports.winner.co.uk/en/e/5164492/Premier-League-2017/18-Outrights
betfair lay at 1.14
https://www.betfair.com/exchange/pl...F8F353D68&rfr=63&ttp=111&pid=1082499&bid=9882
Yesbets Cheltenham guide out.. Looks decent, especially looking at what offers have been hit in previous years.
https://www.yesbets.co.uk/racing/cheltenham-festival/
https://www.yesbets.co.uk/racing/cheltenham-festival/
2.5 months for a (just over) 9% return tho
Then again there are two potential issues, he probably won't get anywhere near the amount mentioned above on at the bookie (I think they're just a retail operation and some new account won't be able to start piling on bets like that) also they'll likely realise fairly quickly that their line is off relative to Betfair.