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A no deposit bonus or bonus without deposit is a welcome bonus that does not require an initial deposit. By creating an account at the bookmaker in question, you get a small welcome bonus in your lap. If you win with this and want to withdraw your money, you do have to make another deposit.

Bonuses and promotions are a form of advertising for bookmakers. By giving you a free bet, the casino or bookmaker makes sure you walk back in. And while you’re there, you remember again how nice it is to play there… When it comes to welcome bonuses, it is an important way for bookmakers to recruit… Continue reading Why do bookmakers offer bonuses?

The most common bonus at bookmakers is the free bet. This occurs as (part of) a welcome bonus, but is also regularly given away if you place a qualifying bet.

For the best bookmaker bonus, look not only at the amount you receive, but also at the terms and conditions.

Sports always provides up-to-date betting tips, so you can find the best matches at any time.

Betting without loss is unfortunately not possible. However, there are many things you can do to reduce unnecessary losses. In our article, you will read several sports betting tips that will help you win.

Wedding tips are actually mostly valuable if you know how to put them in context. No one can guarantee you a win. So a free betting tip that you value yourself is worth more than a paid tip that has no context.

In sports betting, risk and possible profit are always fairly fairly distributed. So for a high profit, you have to take more risk. You find the best balance by finding a single bet that the bookmaker has misjudged.

The key to success in sports betting is discipline. By only betting consciously and thoughtfully, you avoid making big mistakes. Of course, you will never win everything, but by avoiding mistakes, you keep the best chance of betting only on good bets. Once that discipline is in place, you win mainly by finding the best… Continue reading How can I be successful in betting?

The more traditional fractional odds, as we said, are often used in the UK. If we throw in the 20% chance example again, fractional odds are 4/1. Fractional odds effectively say that for every (1) time you win, you lose 4 times. Which is the same as saying you have a 20% chance of winning… Continue reading What are Fractional Odds?