+£10
40 mins
Parimatch
Bet £10, Get £20 in Free Bets•40 mins
Bet £10, Get £20 in Free Bets
+£10What is Parimatch?
Parimatch is a global sports betting brand that started in Kyiv, Ukraine, back in 1994. It launched in the UK in October 2020, where it operates under BV Gaming Limited (the same Gibraltar-based company behind BetVictor) and is fully regulated by the UK Gambling Commission.
Parimatch has no UK high street betting shops. We're using the website.
Launched
2020
Google Play
3.8 (1k)
★★★★★★
Key Terms
Your numbers
You make+£10
You need upfront£50
£10 Parimatch + £40 Smarkets
Not spent – it moves between your accounts and comes back when you finish
The rules
Qualifying bet£10 at odds 2.00+
Deposit methodDebit card or Apple Pay only
Qualification window7 days from registration
Free bets creditedOn bet settlement
Free bets expire7 days
EligibilityNew customers only
Step by Step Guide
Dan's overview
Optional·3 min read
Parimatch's welcome bonus earns you around £10 on average. You put £10 into Parimatch and place one qualifying bet (costs roughly 25-50p). In return you get a £5 Sports Bet (which we lock in for guaranteed profit) plus two £5 football Bet Builders and one £5 accumulator (bonus money where you pick the selections yourself).
You need about £50 total across your accounts, but none of that money is spent. It just moves between your accounts to cover both sides of the qualifying bet.
It takes about 25 minutes of actual work, spread over a couple of days. Once Parimatch's done, your exchange balance is ready for the next offer.
Start here
Get Smarkets ready
Every matched betting offer uses the Smarkets betting exchange to lock in your profit. Set it up once and you're ready for all of them.
- Create a free Smarkets account. Skip if you've already got one.
- Deposit £40 – that covers the lay bets for this offer
Debit card deposits are instant and free. Apple Pay isn't supported.
When you place a bet on Parimatch, you also place an opposite bet on Smarkets to cancel it out. If Parimatch's bet wins, Smarkets needs to pay the difference, and the £40 is there to cover that worst case.
You won't lose this money. It just needs to be in your Smarkets account while the bet settles. After the match, the unused balance is yours again.
1
Sign up with Parimatch
10 mins
- Click the button below to go to Parimatch.
- Register an account, opt into the welcome offer, and deposit £10 using a debit card or Apple Pay. Any other deposit method won't qualify.
- Switch to decimal odds: go to Settings and change Odds Format to Decimal.
2
Place your £10 qualifying bet
5 mins
Within 7 days of registering
This unlocks your free bet tokens. We'll match your bookmaker bet on the exchange so your qualifying loss stays small, usually 10-40p.
Use the finder below to get a low-loss match with the exact stakes for both bets.
3
Lock in your £5 Sports Bet
10 mins
Use them within 7 days.
Your free bets will be credited once your qualifying bet settles.
Once the Sports Bet token is visible in your Parimatch account, use the finder below before placing anything.
It needs minimum odds of 2.00 and cannot be used on horse racing.
You also have 3 x £5.00 bet builder free bets to convert before they expire – we'll walk you through those in the next step.
4
Use your £15 in Bet Builder + Accumulator free bets
10 mins
Use within 7 days of your qualifying bet settling.
5
Withdraw your funds
5 mins
- Once all your free bet matches have finished, check your Parimatch account balance.
- Withdraw any remaining money in Parimatch to your bank account.
- Check your Smarkets balance. Move your Parimatch profit into Smarkets too. A bigger exchange balance lets you tackle higher-value offers next, some worth £30-50+ each.
- Don't close your Parimatch account. Bookmakers sometimes send existing customers extra free bet offers.
Offer Complete
Finished? Tick off each step above to view and track your total profit.
18+. Gambling can be addictive. If you feel you may have a problem, visit BeGambleAware.org. Matched betting involves placing bets with real money. While the mathematical approach minimises risk, losses can occur if instructions are not followed exactly.