Community › General Discussion › Anyone know how to get into a Bookmaker VIP scheme?
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February 12, 2020 at 3:34 pm #19942Profile 42Moderator
Hi all.
Anyone have any experience with the above? Sometimes I have felt that I have turned over enough to get an invite to some of their events, but I’ve had nothing.
Clearly most VIP’s are worth money to the bookmaker so perhaps Matched Betting isn’t a thing for the VIP list.
February 13, 2020 at 8:39 am #20106pnr8ukMemberSadly I think with these schemes you have to be a cash cow to them, so the likelihood of you getting into VIP are small if you win regularly.
The other alternative is Coral’s club card points style Rewards4Racing, where you do get genuine offers, you are not going to be chauffeur driven to an champagne filled executive booth however some really good offers such as free tickets entry to the enclosures, guaranteed early entry that kind of thing, and it seems also you get these rewards without having to do anything you wouldn’t already.
February 13, 2020 at 8:56 am #20108corbynmonoxideMemberIt is usually based on turnover, however none of them state what is required anymore. Coral used to have a page on site explaining the requirements for each level although most people once they reached it were restricted & promo banned very quickly.
It isn’t something you should really aim to look at achieving – if you become a VIP anywhere just see it as a temporary bonus.
There is the possibility that VIP schemes will be closed down in the near future with the current discussions ongoing in the industry with the UKGC / Government / Anti-fun activists.
@pnr8uk Rewards4Racing is nothing to with Coral. You can earn points at Bet365, Betfred & Betfair as well.
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