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Bunny
Hi guys, Smarkets runs some offer, start from 3rd December until 10 February. Have to bet 5 x 10 GBP on Premier League to get 10gbp risk free bet each week, that means 10 x 10 GBP risk free bets. I was reading T&C and actually doesn’t say(it probably does, but I missed it lol ) what odds have to be… which would be even better.
Bunny
Caan
Thank you for this, Bunny. I did see an email from them earlier in the week about this… will look into it a bit more and see if I can get an answer for you there!
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Bunny! Your answer:
https://profitrush.com/news/offer-changes/
Looks like there is no odds restriction. Have dropped them a mail to ask for confirmation.
Support
Great, is that mean, we could bet on anything ?, for example 10 GBP on double chance on 1.01 while United are 2 upfront (that is still hell a risk lol ) ?
Bunny
Stephen
The T&C’s are a bit loose aren’t they! No min price, wonder will that change. Probably not!
Courtest of Smozza on caanberry.com forum:
“It’s at least £10 of “settled exposure”…so if you’re laying at Smarkets, it sounds like it’s your liability that has to be at least £10 per bet, not the lay stake“
Looks like the rest of us missed it! So £10 at evens would be fair to make sure you get the liability covered.
Thanks Guys, so its all clear now, 2.00 ladies and gentelman. Well still can make few pennies lol.
Bunny
joerowsell
Just to clarify, evens is only for laying £10 though?
You can still back for £10 at any odds as that’s still a £10 liability yeah?
Hi, evens are for both actually. Either you lay or back, your matched liability will be 10 GBP.
Bunny
….that means You cant back at any odds, they have to be 2.00 at least, so liability created is 10 GBP
Bunny
*if you’re backing for £10, that’s always £10 liability as that’s what you stand to lose.
2.0 for £10 was just an example as we would typically use an exchange to lay.
There are other options that produce £10 liability, such as laying £20 at 1.5 or laying £100 at 1.1…
Probably best to check the liability next to the bet button if you’re unsure before placing.
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