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NetBet: Bet £10, Get £20 in Free Bets

35 mins£17/hr

£10
avg profit

NetBet Sport offers online pre-match and in-play betting on football, horse racing, tennis and cricket.

Dan

Offer overview

Dan · Your personal guide

Sign up with the link

  • Sign up to NetBet using the button below.

  • Deposit £10 by debit card. Other payment methods won't qualify.

  • Have £20 in your Smarkets account to cover the other side of your qualifying bet. It isn't spent and comes back when you finish.

Step by Step Guide

Start here

Get Smarkets ready

  1. 1
    Create a free Smarkets account2 mins. Skip if you've already got one.
  2. 2
    Deposit £20Covers the lay bets for this offer. Debit card deposits are instant and free. Apple Pay isn't supported.
Ready for every matched betting offerYou never repeat this setup.
1
Sign up with NetBet
10 mins
  • 1
    Click the button below to go to NetBet.
  • 2
    Register an account and deposit £10 using a debit card. Any other deposit method won't qualify.
  • 3
    Switch to decimal odds: go to Settings and change Odds Format to Decimal.
2
Place £10 qualifying bet
5 mins
Within 7 days of registering

This unlocks your free bet tokens. Your bet at NetBet is covered on Smarkets, so the two cancel out.

3
Use your 4 × £5 free bets
15 mins
Use within 7 days.
4
Withdraw your funds
5 mins
  • 1
    Once all your free bets have settled, check your NetBet account balance.
  • 2
    Withdraw any remaining money in NetBet to your bank account.
  • 3
    Check your Smarkets balance. Move any NetBet winnings into Smarkets too. A bigger exchange balance lets you tackle higher-value offers next, some worth £30 to £50+ each.
  • 4
    Don't close your NetBet account. Bookmakers sometimes send existing customers extra free bet offers.
4 steps to ~£10

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18+. Gambling can be addictive. If you feel you may have a problem, visit GambleAware.org. Matched betting involves placing bets with real money. While the mathematical approach minimises risk, losses can occur if instructions are not followed exactly.