Boylesports £20 for £40 Sign Up

[Larryspinboy]

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Bet £20 at Boylesports and get a £40 Free Bet

Current offer.

[Riklet99]

Signed up with this offer recently, real good book IMO, was credited with £40 pretty much instantly after my first £20 bet.

I was expecting 2 * £20 free bets, but actually i'm pretty sure it was just a £40 lump sum?

[tictockboy]

can you do the full 40 in a oner then (as a SNR i assume)?

[Riklet99]

I did them in two, but presumably you can, if this free bet deal is still going...

[Hutch]

For anyone interested, this offer is still going until 31st March 2011. (UK/ROI only)



Any new customer who places their 1st bet of at least £/€20 will be given 2 free bets of the same value up to a maximum of £/€40.

* Place your 1st bet of £/€20 or more today and we will give you two free matched bets of equal value up to a combined value of £/€40.
* The 2 free bets will be applied to your account on a 'next day' basis e.g. If you place your first bet today, you will get your free bets into your account tomorrow.
* Valid for new customers only
* First bet must be placed on the same day as the account was opened.
* Valid for single bets only.
* The original stake of winning free bets is not included in the returns.
* Free bets do not qualify for other special offers, such as Cashback Specials.
* Customers using Moneybookers and Neteller to deposit will not qualify for this free bet offer.
* The free bet (or portion of the bet) may not be placed on the same event as the initial qualifying bet.
* Boylesports have the right to withhold any free bet if any suspicious betting activity or bonus abuse is identified.
* Boylesports reserve the right to withdraw this offer without prior notice.
* Boylesports reserve the right to withhold free bets if we believe that the offer is being abused.
* One free bet per customer and IP address only.
* Offer ends 12 midnight, 31st March 2011.
* This free bet offer is available only to residents of the following countries: Ireland & the United Kingdom.