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This promotion has now been ended by the online bookmaker. Read my tips on free bet promotions here . This is a case study of how to put that into use. These are the tips that the bookies don't want you to know. 888sport.com banned me within two months for winning too much. 888sport offer an Acca Club promotion : The 1st rule of ‘The Acca club’ is 3 legs or more! Get your weekly FREE BETS!   Simply: Register  - Join  'The Acca Club' . Bet  - Make as many multiple bets of €5+ as you can each week. Get  - Earn yourself a Free Bet that you can use on any multiple! With 888sport.com for 6 multiples of €5+ you earn a €10 free bet. So this is what I did. See image left for quick way of picking 6 multiples. Pick 5 matches as close to odds of 1.1 as possible (1.1 is the minimum odds, anything less than this won't qualify you for the promotion). Click permutations, click the "Bankers" toggle switch, and finally select the match...

I have been sharing tips on my blog for a while now and putting them into practice on various online bookie sites. I started playing some promotions at the end of April 2015 and honestly have a profit of over €500 in those three months. I got my first set back today: Dear David, Due to a business decision, please be aware that you are no longer eligible to take part in 888sport promotions. As a result of this, your 888sport account will not be eligible to receive any bonuses or free bets. In order to avoid disappointment, please do not attempt to take part in any 888sport promotions. We apologize for the inconvenience, but these measures are necessary in order for 888sport to be able to continue offering promotions to our recreational customer base. Please do not attempt to open any further accounts with 888sport as these will be blocked and deposits may not be returned. Regards, Operations Team www.support@888sport.com My strategy with 888sport was to place 6 real money trebl...

So I finally nailed the Paddy Power 5-fold UK Accumulator.  In a previous article here  I had estimated only averaging a 8.53c return on each 10c staked.   So how did I compare? Well as discussed in the other article I was not convinced of the value even with the 20% bonus so I stuck to the minimum of 10c bets.  I made 8 bets in total and finally on the last week of the promotion I hit the win which didn't quite save the experiment but at least it wasn't a total washout.   The accumulator won 53c but the 20% bonus should push my winnings up to 64c.  So I won 64 back eventually after staking a total of 80c which is an average of 8c back on every 10c staked.  This is quite close to my estimated return according to my previous article.  So it looks like in practice and in theory the advice here is to be very cautious of long accumulators even if they are dressed up with money back offers, or bonuses.  The bookie's edge accumula...