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Sports betting bonuses are a great way to get the most out of your sports betting experience. With so many different bonus offers available, it can be difficult to know which ones are worth taking advantage of and which ones should be avoided.
That being said, exploring different types of bonuses available for online betting is useful and appealing to bettors, especially ones who are new to the whole sports betting endeavour. However, bonuses are purely optional offers and should, therefore, be examined thoroughly before you decide to opt in. The main reason is that some offers are more valuable than the others.
More importantly, some bonuses are more suited to your needs and betting habits than others. For example, if you prefer to mostly wager on football games, then you don’t really need a bonus that revolves around any other sport.
Unless, of course, you’re bored of football bets and you want to try some other sport so a free bet bonus, for instance, is an excellent opportunity to do so. Furthermore, many bookmakers regularly rotate bonuses and other promotions based on major upcoming sports events or similar circumstances.
They do so in order to keep bettors engaged and diversify their offers. Therefore, if you don’t like current bonuses available to you, you can just wait it out for a while and see if something more interesting comes your way. So with that in mind, here are a few tips on how to get the most out of your sports betting bonus.
Every bookmaker that operates online often provides a variety of different bonuses for their bettors to choose from. Some of the most common bonuses include free bets, matching deposit bonus, reload bonuses, cashbacks, no deposit bonuses and so on and so forth. Understanding each type of bonus can help you make the most out of it.
So for instance, a fee bet bonus means exactly what it says. After you’ve signed up for a bookmaker and created an account there, you get a specific number of free bets to place on specific matches with specific odds. This is a great type of bonus for newbies who want to experience sports betting for the first time and without investing any of their own money into it. That said, most bonus offers come in the form of welcome bonuses and are designed to encourage people to sign up.
In other words, you’re only entitled to these bonuses once and only when you sign up for the bookmaker for the first time. But don’t worry, there are plenty of other bonuses and promotions for existing customers and those usually rotate on a weekly or monthly basis, with exception of special promotions when there’s a major tournament or other important sports event currently ongoing.
Sports betting bonuses are just one side of the coin. The other side is wagering requirements that follow these at all times. That said, wagering requirements are a set of conditions that must be met before you can withdraw any winnings from your sports betting bonus.
These requirements usually involve playing through your bonus and your initial deposit, in some cases, a certain amount of times before you can cash out your winnings, if any. For example, if you receive a bonus of £100 with a wagering requirement of 20x, then you must play through the bonus money at least 20 times before withdrawing any winnings.
This means that you would need to wager £2,000 in total before the requirements are met. These requirements vary form one bookmaker to the next t but they are just safety precautions to prevent people from laundering money or cashing out as soon as they get the bonus.
When you look at the bonus offer and its wagering requirements, you can accurately determine its value and whether or not you wish to opt-in. However, there’s yet another factor that needs to be accounted for before you can make your decision and that factor is how time-sensitive the offer actually is.
For instance, a matching deposit bonus up to 100% with a 40x wagering requirement that expires in 7 days isn’t really a great offer when you look at it objectively. You deposit £100 and get another £100 from the bonus and now you have only a week to wager it 40 times on specific matches, with specific odds.
It’s highly unlikely that you would make it in time to meet the requirements. If the offer expired in 30 days, for example, that would be a completely different story so keep an eye out for these factors when deciding whether or not you want to sing up for the bonus or not.
As mentioned before, different bookmakers offer different types of bonuses, so it’s important to browse through them and find the ones that best suit your needs. For instance, one bookmaker may have higher wagering requirements than the other or they may have a higher matching deposit offer than others. Therefore, take the time to browse a bit until you find the offer that will meet your needs and expectations and don’t rush your decision so you end up regretting it later on.
Budgeting is another thing to consider when evaluating sports betting bonuses. It gets easier to get carried away and spend more than you’ve initially planed on spending so set a budget and stick to it. Fortunately, you can set account limitations for the day or longer so that you cannot bet more than that.
This is a great feature provided by responsible gaming regulations and it will lock your account of you go beyond the limit you’ve set for the day. After all, betting is an exciting endeavour and while you’re analysing odds, choosing sports markets and placing your bets, it becomes easy to forget how much money you’ve spent already.