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s71hj
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Somebody posted on here a while back that you can reddem skycard points for money into a skybet account, then transfer the money into your linked current account. I have tried to do this, and it keeps telling me that I am trying to withdraw more than my balance. I now can't find the original thread on this. Advice anybody!?
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No it wasn't - the thread I was thinking of suggested that you could get your money to your current account without actually making a bet.0
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You must bet the free bet before you can withdraw the funds. I have a Skycard to get the free bets (around £120 per month
) and am able to 'arb out' the stakes using various other bookies.
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sorry, I 'm not sure I know what you mean? Could you elaborate?0
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Say Skybet are offering evens on eg: A. Tennis-Player to win his match against A.N.Other and you bet £10 on him to win.s71hj wrote:sorry, I 'm not sure I know what you mean? Could you elaborate?
Whereas Acme Betting are offering odds of evens on A.N.Other to win the same match so you put £10 on Other to win.
Whatever happens you win £20 (the same amount as you bet) which you can then withdraw.
There are lots of threads on this in the Gambling forum.
HTH,
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