Bet365 guaranteed profit Barcelona v Arsenal

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Bet365 guaranteed profit - UPDATED IN LATER POST FOR NEW OFFER


They are offering cashback if your in play bet loses up to £50 (no wagering requirements, and can be withdrawn straight away)


£50 pre-match on PSG to win @ 4/6 = £83.33 return
£50 in play @ 14/5 = £190 return
£15 pre-match on Chelsea to win at another bookie @ 5/1 = £90 return


£115 stake
PSG win = £83.33 + £50 back from lost in play = £133.33 return
Draw = £190 return
Chelsea win = £90 + £50 in play refund = £140 return


So worst case is an £18 profit.


Thats assuming you haven't been banned from their offers and you get the in play bet on as soon as the match starts before the odds change.


There are a few other ways to work it but thats about the simplest. Know its not a massive amount of money but better in your pocket than theirs.


Bet365 link : http://bit.ly/1mEHwEp


You could take advantage of 888sport new customer offer which would alter the above to
(currently offering 21/4 for Chelsea)
£10 bet = £62.50 return + £50 in play refund B365 = return of £112.50 but they offer treble the odds so you would also get £125 in free bets, 6 x £20 tokens and a £5 one.
They are also offering best odds on Chelsea from what i can see, apart from Betfair.


888Sport link : http://bit.ly/1WoTKgw


Obviously if you don't have a bet365 account (does anyone not!) then you get the 100% first bet match offer.
 
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I think the above is account specific -- that it is email invite only.

Bet265, however, have the same offer open to all on this game ;, i.e., bet £50 pre-match for a free in-play bet to the same amount.
 
I'm so sorry; you are, of course, absolutely correct !
For some unknown reason I had somehow mis-read the original post as referring to Skybet rather than Bet365.

To clarify, the Bet365 offer on the game IS open to all; the similar Skybet offer is email invite only.
Apologies again.
:)
 
LOL, Harry, yesterday I had a bad case of "fat-finger syndrome"
Anytime I touched the keyboard only stupid stuff came out.
One of those days ! :)
 
Updated offer

£50 on Barca to win (before the game)
£20 on Arsenal to win ( before the game, but with other bookie)
£50 on draw (in-play bet)

PROFITS:

£15 if Barca win
£90 if draw
£30 if Arsenal win

remember to use another bookie for one outcome whatever you bet as you will get banned from offers if you guarantee a return from your bets
 
For anyone interested ( and not yet doing it ), bet365 have created a bit of a cash cow with the bonus offer of free £50 in play bets on selected games. You can guarantee a profit ( either very small or large dependant on the half time score ). Last night's Wales v Belgium last night had the offer and here is how you take advantage.

Pre-game. place £50 on 'Both teams NOT to score in first half' at 1/8. This would have given a return of something like £55.75 if both had not scored in first half. As soon as the game kicks off ( or as soon as you can afterwards ), you place £50 on 'Both teams to score in first half'. The price at kick-off was 5/1. Within 3 minutes it had gone 11/2, 6/1. By the time I got to the market, it was 6/1. As luck would have it, the better side of the bet came good so I lost the original £50 as a losing bet, but collected £350 from the winning bet. If both teams don't score, you get the lower winning amount, then within 3 hours, your £50 'in-play' stake is returned to your account. Just repeat for each game that the offer appears on and you will make pure profit.

Only important thing to remember is to ALWAYS put the pre-game bet on the worst odds as 9 times out of 10 this will be the winning bet so you need to get the stake returned from the losing bet each time.
 
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Ice, I know people have been doing the bet since beginning of last season. No one has had any issues so far.
 
It certainly is a cash cow, Dave. I`ve been playing it for the past 2 seasons with a different method. My pre-match bet is to back more than 0.5 goals (usually at something like 1/10!) and once the game starts I put my 50 quid on the draw (usually around 5/2). Over the past couple of seasons this has given profits of about £1400. Do you have any stats on the seasons profitability of your method?
 
I don't sorry Dan, but IIRC, one of the guys did it through last season said he had something like 3k, which I guess is obtainable if you get 10 or so games where the big bet lands. I will be going down this route for the full season so will keep a record on it.
 
Thanks, Dave. Your method seems more profitable than mine and I`ll give it a go next season. I`d be surprised, though, if it`d be successful as many as 10 times. From memory I think the offer is only given about 15 times per season.
 
I have profited from this special for the last 2 years and no issues so far, touch wood
 
Backing BTTS in the first half is not smart. You would be expected to make money on this offer regardless of what you back but backing both sides of the same bet is most likely to get the offer withdrawn from your account.
 
Good luck with these plots.
Bet 365 are fantastic with their odds but unfortunately my account has been closed (after a long good time)
 
Arpaderat said:
It's not rocket science to open another one.
Click to expand...

Thanks Arpaderat, didn't realise you were new to the forum, you remind me of someone who seems to have just left!

Had two, myself and the wife. Both limited at the same time then both closed same time after a further year.
How could you open another one from the same address in my name without it being flagged up?
 
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And it gets landed again at 7/2. Unfortunately, someone forgot to put the in play part on as was sat in the pub watching the game....
 
Interesting to read how people use this offer differently. I usually back and lay something around evens which has two possible results (under/over 2.5 goals is normally a good one). I then use the in-play bet on a bit of a flyer for a big profit.

Worst case scenario is that I lose a couple of quid.
 
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