Bet 10 Get 50

A Bet €10 get €50 offer is a free bet promotion offered by some online bookmakers in Ireland. This type of deal kicks in once a €10 qualifying bet is placed. Once settled, you receive five times the value of your qualifying wager in free bets.

Here is the place to keep updated with the latest bet €10 get €50 offers in Ireland

However, if we know you well, you're interested to see what other betting sign up offers are available. That's why this page also features similar free bet offers in Ireland based on the popular 'bet get' deal.

Bet365, Betfair, Betfred, QuinnBet, Kwiff & SBK all offer new customers €50 in free bets when they join and place their first €10 wager.

Bet 10 Get 50

• Bet365 → Bet €10 Get €50

• Betfair → Bet €10 Get €50
  

• Betfred → Bet €10 Get €50

• QuinnBet → Bet €10 Get €50

• Kwiff → Bet €10 Get €50

• SBK → Bet €10 Get €50

Coral, William Hill, Sky Bet and LiveScore Bet are running bet €10 get €40 welcome offers in Ireland.

Bet €10 Get €40 in Free Bets

• Coral → Bet €10 Get €40
• William Hill → Bet €10 Get €40
• Sky Bet → Bet €10 Get €40
• LiveScore Bet → Bet €10 Get €40 + 100 Free Spins

LeoVegas and JeffBet have Bet €10 Get €30 sign-up offers for new Irish customers.

Bet €10 Get €30 in Free Bets

• LeoVegas → Bet €10 Get €30
• JeffBet → Bet €10 Get €30

Ladbrokes offers new Irish customers who stake their first €5, €20 in free bets.

Bet €5 Get €20 Free Bets

• Ladbrokes → Bet €5 Get €20

You know which bookies offer them and how they work. All that’s left to do now is to claim a bet get offer. Here’s how to do it.

1. Select an offer from our list of bet get deals

2. Tap ‘claim' and create a new account

3. Choose an accepted payment method to make a deposit

4. Read the terms and conditions regarding the qualifying wager

5. Place a qualifying bet & wait for the wager to be settled

6. Get free bets according to the terms of the offer

A bet-get offer does precisely what it states, i.e. it gives you x amount in free bets when you register and place a qualifying bet.

As is the case with any ‘bet get’ welcome offer, you must register and make a qualifying deposit before you’re credited with any free bets.

How a qualifying bet works

A bet get offer is as simple as it sounds. The only thing you have to think about is meeting the terms of the qualifying bet.

For instance, the bet you place to qualify for the offer must be at minimum odds (usually between 1.50 and 2.00).

And it’s useful to check the sports and markets you can bet on as there can sometimes be restrictions.

Lastly, most bet get offers will not accept deposits via e-wallets. Debit cards are the most commonly accepted payment method when claiming any betting welcome offer in Ireland.

All in all, this type of offer is relatively straightforward to claim, providing the qualifying bet terms are followed correctly.

How receiving your free bet works

How a bookmaker credits your free bet/bets depends entirely on the bookie. The deal could be broken up into several free bets or issued as one free bet like the BoyleSports Bet 10 Get 50 offer.

In addition to that, you may receive your free bets straight away or you may have to wait 24 hours.

How using your free bet works

There are often restrictions on the sports/markets you can use your free bets on. And there is usually a time frame in which to use your free bet. With most bookies, this is 7 days.

Although rare for bet-get offers, free bets can come with wagering requirements. This means that you need to wager the bonus a certain number of times before it can be withdrawn as real cash. But, like I say, this is quite rare for betting welcome offers in Ireland.

As with all betting offers in Ireland, there are terms and conditions that determine its true value.

Before you commit to a betting sign-up offer, we recommend taking a look at the following:

Payment methods

Customers are restricted from using certain payment methods to deposit and claim a sign-up offer.

E-wallets like Skrill and Neteller are often not accepted because there are fewer identification measures to confirm a customer's true identity with this type of payment option.

The level of information you need to prove your identity to a bank versus what’s needed to open an e-wallet is stark, hence why most betting companies only tend to accept debit cards.

The lack of identity measures that come with e-wallets has, in the past, also made it easier for customers to claim a sign-up offer more than once, an ongoing issue online bookmakers are faced with.

Minimum odds

Your qualifying bet must meet the minimum odds attached to the offer. Odds of between 1.50 and 2.00 are standard of most welcome betting offers in Ireland.

The lower the odds, the more chance you have of your free bet ‘landing’.

Wager-type restrictions (sport/market)

This point applies to placing your qualifying bet - certain sports and markets may be excluded from the offer and not count towards your qualifying wager.

But there may also be conditions attached to the free bet you receive whereby it can only be used on certain sports.

When the free bets expire

Any free bet you receive will come with a shelf life. In most cases, it is 7 days but there may be some bookmakers where free bets are valid for 14 days.

Wagering requirements

Rare, but not completely uncommon, are wagering requirements that mean your free bet must be wagered a number of times before it is ‘unlocked’ and usable.

Maximum winnings

Bookies limit customers from winning more than a certain amount from a free bet.

They insert a maximum winnable amount which protects the betting company from suffering a significant loss and potentially going out of business.