You can make abut £10 on the 1st bet and then you get free bets from the accounts you've just started. You then either bet normally and win or lose like in reality or you bet on all 3 outcomes and win probably between £10 and £25. This happens until you've registered with every online bookie.

Don't believe the testimonials saying people have made £10k, £20k and in one case £40k. It is bvllsh1t.

After you've registered with all of them, there's very little risk free betting although the link says there's 31 online bookies so you possibly could earn £300 or £400 but then it stops.

You get the odd tv game which gives you a matched in-play bet after you're already registered with a bookie but it's often the only bookie offering it.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (10 Jun 2016 10.36pm)

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its a load of s*** dont take any notice of it when you do win to cash out they will say you need top spend x20 times the amount you won to activate the bonus you just won it is just a scam that is of course in favour of the bookies why else would they have this offer they get you to sign up and then to give all your money to them

I'd imagine it works out as quite a nice loss leader for gambling sites, as by the time you've signed up with 31 bookies, and placed something like 93 bets, you'll have either become interested in online gambling or addicted to the next 'sure thing'

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There is a whole section about this on money saving expert website and on save the student website

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If you know what you're doing it is perfectly reasonable to expect to make £1000+ from sign up offers. The problem is that the people who know what they're doing already have an account with every company, hence why there is now a sub-market of people paying others to open betting accounts for them.

In terms of offers for existing account holders though, there are probably three worth noting in this tournament; Paddy Power, Boylesports and Bet365.

Paddy Power are selecting one game a day where you can bet £20 on a team and for every goal they score you get a £5 free bet. If you don't fancy the team enough to let it ride, it can be offset by laying the same team on Betfair for a nominal loss (usually 30-40p) and hoping the free bets accrued will make it worthwhile.

Alternatively, and slightly riskier, you can offset the bet by backing the other two selections at Boylesports in the Double Chance market. They are doing an offer throughout the group games where all losing bets are refunded as a free bet (up to £25) if the bar is hit throughout the game.

You're probably risking a fiver doing it this way but stand to £30+ in free bets if the team you fancy win and the crossbar is hit.

Finally, Bet365 have the best offer of the lot but I think it is only on the England games. They do a recurring offer where you bet £50 on the pre-match and £50 in-play and if the in-play bet loses, you get the money refunded as actual cash, not as a free bet.

This is significant as it allows you to back over 0.5 goals on the pre-match and a first goalscorer in-play. The only possible scenario you lose is in the event of a 0-0, but by having £5/6 on the 0-0 at another company in advance, that is the only money you can lose. Effectively for the cost of a fiver, you are getting a free £50 bet on a 1st goalscorer (or whatever else you fancy).

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I'm a sports trader / odds compiler mate so I figured that if I'm going to spend all day looking at the odds anyway I might as well make some cash from them.

Haven't seen that Coral offer but will have a butchers. To be honest any offer like that is worthwhile if you just back and lay it immediately!

Edited by Canterbury Palace (13 Jun 2016 2.59pm)

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold...