WhichBookie racing analyst Andrew Blair White provides a preview and betting tips for all the races at Sligo today.
Date published: August 4, 2021
New players only. 18+. Minimum odds 3/1 applies to qualifying £10 bets to trigger the £10 free accumulator bet. Free bet triggered when qualifying bets settled. Expires after 7 days. 18+
Mr Green launched their sportsbook in the summer of 2016 and has quickly grown into a trusted and reputable betting site. As well as offering a highly popular online casino, customers can bet on a range of sporting events taking place around the world and can claim a £10 free bet when initially registering as a new customer.
On this page, we’ll be taking a look at the Mr Green free bet offer for new customers and how you can claim it.
New players only. 18+. Minimum odds 3/1 applies to qualifying £10 bets to trigger the £10 free accumulator bet. Free bet triggered when qualifying bets settled. Expires after 7 days. 18+
New customers at Mr Green can receive a £10 free bet when registering an account and placing their first bet of £10 or more. The Mr Green welcome offer is relatively simple to claim but we’ve included a few details below to ensure you receive it without any issues.
Firstly, in order to claim the Mr Green free bet, you must not currently have an account with them. If you don’t have an account, simply click on the button above and enter your details into the registration form.
Once you have registered, you need to place a qualifying bet of £10 or more. When making your initial deposit, do not deposit using Skrill, Moneybookers, Paysafe or Neteller as these payment methods are excluded from the welcome offer. We recommend using a valid debit or credit card is possible. Don’t worry about searching for a Mr Green promo code as one isn’t required to claim the free bet offer. However, you will need to select that you wish to receive the sports welcome offer when making your deposit. This is very important to do as if you don’t, you won’t receive the free bet. Simply select ‘Sports’ from the list of welcome offers when making your first deposit.
You can place your qualifying bet on anything you wish so long as the odds are 3/1 (4.0) or greater. Any bets placed at odds lower than this will not count towards the wagering to receive the free bet.
Once your qualifying bet has settled, Mr Green will add a £10 free bet to your account. This free bet can only be used on a multiple which has 3 or more selections. However, there are no minimum odds or restrictions on sports so pick any selections you wish to add to your accumulator so long as there are 3 or more.
Any returns from using your free bet will be added to your balance as cash minus the value of the free bet.
Here is a recap on the important points to remember when claiming the Mr Green free bet for new customers.
The Mr Green new customer offer is perfect for anyone who enjoys an accumulator bet on the football or any other sport. It’s simple to claim yet has a lot of value. If you wish to create an account at Mr Green, click on the button below to sign up and receive your £10 free bet.
New players only. 18+. Minimum odds 3/1 applies to qualifying £10 bets to trigger the £10 free accumulator bet. Free bet triggered when qualifying bets settled. Expires after 7 days. 18+
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