Bet365 are offering one of their famous "Free In-Play Bet" offers, on the Wales v Belgium match. Bet up to £50 before the match, and then the same during the match, and they will refund the In-play bet if it doesn't win.
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MrScotchBonnet
1 Jul 163#171
Hopefully they offer it again for the Wales/Iceland final
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DBoniface
30 Jun 16#1
always a winner ;-)
pritzz
30 Jun 16#2
Good odds on this match :wink:
5Rivers79
30 Jun 16#3
What's the best way to go about doing this?
gavinlew to 5Rivers79
30 Jun 16#4
I would like to know as well :smiley:
Franken
30 Jun 16#5
Sweet, bonus pay time.
nervejam
30 Jun 16#6
There are three possible outcomes: Wales, Belgium or Draw. Back one option before the match, another during the match, and cover the third option with another bookie. Back the option with the least chance if winning (highest odds) as the in-play bet, as you will get that refunded if it loses.
ibblackberry1 to nervejam
30 Jun 16#7
there are loads of bets and loads of outcomes depending on the bet.
one good bet if you do this each time is. Bet your £50 on over 0.5 goals in the match and use your free in play bet to bet £50 on 0-0. Do this every time the offer comes up, you'll break even evertime its not nil-nil and get a good return on the nil-nil games.
nervejam
30 Jun 16#8
GGood point! I always focus on the match result, but as you say there are lots of other outcomes..
nervejam
30 Jun 16#9
However, you are breaking the terms of the offer. You risk losing stake, a fine and/ or ban. Is it worth the risk?
ibblackberry1
30 Jun 161#10
I have a friend that does this each time with no issue, what the terms he is breaking. I know he has been paid a couple of times. (id look up the terms but on a works computer)
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one good bet if you do this each time is. Bet your £50 on over 0.5 goals in the match and use your free in play bet to bet £50 on 0-0. Do this every time the offer comes up, you'll break even evertime its not nil-nil and get a good return on the nil-nil games.