Find the best Football Betting Offers

As the easiest of football betting offers to claim, the process after sign-up is extremely straightforward!

• Stake a minimum amount as the first bet
• Place the bet at minimum odds on the qualifying market (if required)

But What Do I Get?

Once your qualifying bet has settled, your free bet or bets will be released for use. Remember that T&Cs can also dictate free bets, so check what markets are allowed.

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Enhanced odds betting offers usually have a dedicated landing page, separate from the regular betting offer, so it is important to visit the correct page.

After registering, you stake a specified amount (usually £1) on a particular market as indicated in the offer. This bet will be placed at regular odds and appears in your account history.

Although there are fewer T&Cs for enhanced odds offers, any deviation from them can disqualify your bet.

• The bet must be made at the specified stake and markets as indicated
• The user cannot cash-out the bet
• The initial deposit may be larger than the allowed stake
• Winnings will be paid out at the regular price
• Winnings attributed to the price boost will be paid in free bets.

Once the qualifying bet has settled and been successful, the player will receive the payout from the regular bet, with the bonus winning from the enhanced odds paid as free bet tokens, subject to terms and conditions.

Although enhanced odds and price boost betting offers appear at the behest of the bookies themselves, the team at BookiesBonuses recommends keeping tabs on these bookies, for future football promotions.

Depending on which Football Money Back offer you claim, it will dictate how you make a qualifying bet after signing up.

If the money-back offer is on the first bet, you must place a minimum stake, at minimum odds to qualify. At the same time, for a money-back offer on losses in a specific period, players must make a minimum number of bets to qualify (3 or more), at minimum odds. Further T&Cs can include:

• Players must place qualifying bets at minimum stakes and odds
• The qualifying bet may be required to be placed on specific market(s)
• Money back will be paid as a free bet, once the qualifying bet(s) have settled.
• Money back on losses free bets, will be paid at the end of the qualifying period.

Once the qualifying bet has settled or the qualifying period has ended, your free bet(s) will be available in your account.

The free bet(s) will also have terms attributed to them, including market types and minimum odds, while free bet stakes will not be returned with winnings. As always check T&Cs on all betting offers.

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After registering with your new bookmaker, place your first bet on the selection you want to be boosted. Remember qualifying requirements need to be met to qualify for the boost. Wait for the result of your bet!

Terms and Conditions are once again strict for profit boost offers, terms can include:

• Minimum stake amount, odds and market limitations can apply.
• The boost will be a percentage of the winning bet.
• The profit boost will have a maximum bonus amount that can be won.
• Qualifying bet cannot be cashed-out.
• Bonus winnings can be applied as free bets or as cash.

If your qualifying bet settles as a winner, the player will receive the boosted winnings in their account, as a cash bonus or free bets depending on the terms of the offer.

In both instances, the free bets/bonus cash must be wagered once again to be eligible for withdrawal. Further wagering requirements on the free bets/funds may include minimum odds and market limitations.

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To qualify for football free bets via a free bet club or reward program, players are required to place a series of bets usually within a set timeframe. These qualifying bets will vary, depending on the promotion(s) themselves and can include a cumulative amount staked, number of bets placed or specific markets.

Terms with this type of offer are quite strict and can include:

• Players will need to opt-in, sometimes weekly to the promotion
• Min. stake amount, odds and market limitations can apply to qualifying bets.
• Qualifying bets cannot be cashed out.
• The free bet may have limitations and will have an expiry date.
• Winnings from free bets will not include the free bet stake.
• Free bets may also have limitations placed upon them.

Once you have placed the qualifying bets, you will receive the free bet immediately or at the end of the qualifying period, depending on the bookmaker and the promotional T&Cs.

Most qualifying periods last for seven days, at which the qualifying process is reset and players start again. Players can only qualify for a free bet club bonus once per week and free bets are subject to T&Cs and can be limited by sport and market type, minimum odds and maximum winning amounts.

Football acca bonuses are usually applied to the qualifying bet automatically, however, players can check the promotion section of their bookmaker to confirm any opt-in requirements, as well as check T&Cs.

Once done, add your football selections to your bet slip and place the accumulator bet. Acca bonuses offer straightforward terms, which can include:

• A minimum number of selections and stakes to qualify
• Minimum odds per selection and/or minimum odds for the bet overall.
• Certain actions will void the acca bonus, such as cash-out.
• Limitations on the maximum bonus winnings allowed.

If your football accumulator bet is successful, you will receive your normal winnings based on the stake and odds taken, with a further bonus added by the bookmaker within 24 hours of the bet settlement.

The bonus will be a percentage of winnings (excluding the stake) and dictated by the number of selections in the bet according to the relevant T&Cs.

Most bonus winnings are paid as cash, but check T&Cs before the bet placement to avoid disappointment.

Both the Acca and Bet Builder insurances work similarly, with the player required to make a minimum number of selections at specified odds. Most bookies automatically apply the insurance to the bet if it qualifies, however, it is good practice to check the promotions tab at your favourite bookmaker site to check if you need to opt-in prior.

Terms and conditions will require the player to fit their qualifying bet to certain conditions, including:

• The player may need to opt-in (bookie dependent)
• A minimum number of selections must be added
• Each selection or overall bet must meet the minimum odds requirement
• A minimum stake must be placed
• The free bet refund may have a maximum amount

If your qualifying bet is successful, then congratulations! However, if your bet fails by one selection, you will be entitled to a partial or full refund of your losing stake, credited as a free bet within 24 hours.

Players should be aware that the free bet will have T&Cs of it's own, including sports, markets, minimum odds and time available.

Football money-back offers for existing players are easy to claim, with bets automatically qualifying for the promotion, however, we recommend you check for T&Cs in each case, as there are some instances where a player would need to opt-in to qualify for the bet refund.

Terms and conditions that may be included in the money-back offers include, but are not limited to:

• The player may need to opt-in (see the promotion section of your bookie)
• A minimum number of selections must be added (if a multiple bet)
• Each selection or overall bet must meet the minimum odds requirement
• A minimum stake must be placed
• The free bet refund may have a maximum amount
• The free bet is used on a specific market and at min. odds.

If your qualifying bet fails to win and is eligible for the refund, you will receive funds credited to your account as cash or as a free bet token that can be used within 24 hours. T&Cs may dictate further limitations on the free bets, which vary between each bookmaker.