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WhatTypes of Offers Do Bookmakers Provide?
The vast majority of UK bookmakers will offer some sort of welcome bonus to new customers, and these will come in various shapes and sizes, including bet and get bonuses, matched deposits and cashback offers.
Take a look at the most common types of free bets offers available on the market right now: ### Bet and Get Offers
A “Bet and Get” offer is the most common type of sign-up promotion you’ll encounter – and it’s exactly what it sounds like. You place a bet (“Bet”) and then “Get” free bets in return as a bonus.
In simple terms, the bookmaker rewards you with a certain amount of free betting credit after you make a qualifying wager as a new customer.
For example, an offer might be “Bet TESTE: R$ 25, Get TESTE: R$ 30 in Free Bets.” This means once you join and place a TESTE: R$ 25 bet (usually at minimum odds specified in the terms), the bookie will credit your account with TESTE: R$ 30 worth of free bets, Those free bets can then be used to stake on other markets without using your cash balance.
### Matched Deposit Bonus
A matched bet is when your deposit or qualifying bet is matched with a free bet of the same amount up to a certain limitation. One example of this is Betway, who will match your qualifying accumulator bet with free bets worth up to TESTE: R$ 30 if it turns out to be a loser once you create your account.
These are similar in many ways to bet and get offers but again there are variations in terms of the amount of free bets you are entitled to and the amount you must stake.
### No Deposit Bonus
These offers are particularly rare, but some bookmakers will offer new customers a no deposit bonus. These bonuses do not require a qualifying deposit or bet, so are the only genuinely ‘free’ bets you can claim at UK betting sites. They tend to come and go quickly, so it’s worth keeping an eye on the bookmakers on our list for the next one.
Low-stake welcome offers are much easier to find. Dabble currently gives new customers TESTE: R$ 30 in free bets when they place a single real-money bet of TESTE: R$ 25 or more within seven days of registering. The Sky Bet sign up offer is another popular option, and our review has the latest terms.
### Free Spin Bonuses
While these are more common with casino sites than sportsbooks, many bookmakers such as Midnite also offer ‘free spins’ as an added bonus alongside your sportsbook free bets.
Some bookmakers offer their new customers the chance to choose either a sportsbook bonus, which usually comes in the form of the aforementioned ‘bet and get’ style welcome offer, or a free spins casino bonus if they prefer. These are usually limited to one selected game from your chosen site.
### Winnings Boosts
Rather than offer free bets, some bookmakers such as AK Bets will offer a boost on your winnings if your first bet proves to be a winner. In the case of AK Bets in particular, you’ll receive up to TESTE: R$ 30 as a boost on your winnings if your first accumulator proves to be a winner.
While the free bets on offer with some bookmakers can offer new punters the opportunity to place a few bets and get to grips with the site, if you’re looking to land a big bonus then this kind of sign-up offer may be more appealing to you.
### Money Back on First Day Losses
Some bookmakers, particularly those with a focus on horse-racing, will offer some punters a percentage of their first-day losses back in the form of free bets rather than offering free bets as a reward for placing an initial stake.
Bet Goodwin are one such bookmaker – they offer new customers 50% of their first-day losses back in the form of free bets up to a limit of TESTE: R$ 30 – as is the case with BresBet’s new customer offer.