Medium betting offers ask for a few more steps than a simple bet-and-get deal. For instance, you might need a promo code, several qualifying bets or an acca for your free bets. So they take a little more attention, but the rewards are often larger.
What counts as medium betting offers?
We give an offer the Medium difficulty label when it has one or two extra conditions. Typical examples include a sign-up code or a set number of qualifying bets over several days. Free bets tied to specific bet types also count. In addition, some offers split the reward into smaller free bets with different minimum odds. None of these steps is hard on its own. Still, missing one can cost you the bonus.
Free bets with restrictions
Many offers in this group restrict how you use the free bets. For example, a bookmaker may require three selections or only allow the free bet on a bet builder. Our guides to acca and bet builder free bets and qualifying bets and minimum odds explain what to look for.
How we rate medium betting offers
Every offer gets three scores. Difficulty shows how hard the offer is to complete, while risk shows how much of your own money you put down. Finally, estimated value tells you what the free bets are realistically worth. Because the bookmaker keeps the stake, a £30 acca free bet may return far less than £30 on average. Therefore, we adjust the headline figure to give you a fairer number.
Tips before you opt in
Take a moment to note every step before you deposit. Then set a reminder if the offer needs bets on different days. Also check whether cash out or certain payment methods void the reward. When the terms feel too complicated, switch to easy offers instead.
Medium betting offers can still lose you money, so treat every qualifying bet as a normal wager.
Gambling should stay fun, so keep to a budget and take regular breaks. You can find help and support tools on our responsible gambling page.