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Gambling Guides
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Make sure you know exactly what you want to bet on before you open any relevant website. Flashing lights and big odds sometimes tempt the unwary punter into a riskier bet, eg. Scholes to score first and England to win 4-2. Saying that, some people do win that type of bet and the rewards can be massive – it just doesn’t happen very
often.
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Learn about new methods of betting, eg .
Spreads
or
Exchanges
. This can improve your chances because you’ll have a wider range of companies to choose from.
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Open several accounts, not just for the offers but also to place a last-minute bet rapidly, avoiding 10 minutes of registering and entering card details etc.
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Bet early on major events for the best prices. Often the winning team/player is at large odds before the event starts, so don't miss out.
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Use a debit card. Credit cards sometimes get charged extra and make it difficult to withdraw winnings. Debit cards
or Neteller are much simpler and cheaper.
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Keep informed – check around for news and offers. Start by joining our
mailing list.
New Account Offers
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Free Bet
This is usually a free bet of a fixed amount, perhaps £10 or £20 but sometimes as high as £50, or it could be to the same value as your first bet with the company. This is the easiest way of making money from a bookie.
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CashBack
This is usually money in your account as a % of your first bet. Sometimes you can withdraw this, or it might have to be used to bet. Either way, it’s an extra bonus.
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Competitions
Special Bets
Loyalty Schemes
Extra incentives such as Sports Event tickets or large free bets are increasingly being used to get new sign-ups or extra betting activity. The bookies seem to be offering better rewards to try and keep customers over the long term, instead of just for 1 or 2 bets. This loyalty works both ways; if they’re a good company with decent odds
and offers - then you’ll stay with them.
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