New Customer Betting Offers List - November 2019

At New Betting Offers we constantly compare all the betting sites licensed to operate in the UK, and any site that stands out with a great new customer betting offer, strong odds, or both, will be featured.

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£10 min deposit. Bonus will be applied once deposit has been wagered at least once with cumulative odds 1.5 or greater. Full T&Cs apply.

Min initial deposit £20. Welcome bonus consists of 10 bonuses of £5 up to a maximum total of £50. Bonus will expire after 7 days from registering. Full T&Cs apply.

Place a bet of £5 or more and get 100% of your stake returned (to a maximum of £30) as a Dafabet free bet if your first bet loses. Terms apply.

Place your first bet of £10+ at odds of 2.00+, and if it loses get a free bet credited within 24 hours, 7 days to use. Full T&Cs apply.

£10 min first deposit. Qualifying bets must have minimum odds of 3/1 (4.00) or higher before triggering free bets. Full T&Cs apply.

Place 5 x £10 or more bets to receive £20 in free bets. Repeat up to 5 times to receive a maximum £100 bonus. Min odds 1/2 (1.5). Full T&Cs apply.

Guaranteed £5 Casino Bonus and a £5 Free Sportsbook Bet if your first bet loses. Qualifying bet must a single of £10 or more at odds of evens (2.0) or greater.

Deposit & place a £10 sports bet at evens (2.0) or above. £30 paid in free bets within 48 hours of bet settlement along with 30 Free Spins on selected games. Full T&Cs apply.

Min odds Evens (2.0), Max £10 stake, Max. additional profit £100 - See full terms.

Min first bet £5 within 14 days of account reg at min odds 1/2 = 4x £5 free bets. Free bets valid for 7 days, stake not returned. No cashout, restrictions + T&Cs apply.

New customers only. Deposit £10 min and claim in ‘my offers’ 1x100% mobile in-play profit boost. Max stake £10. Max extra winnings £100. Valid for 30 days.

Min £5 bet within 14 days of account reg at min odds 1/2 = 4 x £5 free bets. Free bets valid for 4 days on sports, stake not returned, restrictions apply. T&Cs apply.

Deposit using code TONY200 and get a bonus of 100% your deposit amount up to £200. Bonus wagering requirement is 10x with odds of at least 1.65 within 30 days.

New customers only. Min deposit £10. Money back as bonus. Wagering requirements 3x at min. odds of 1.40 (2/5). Bonus will expire after 7 days of opt-in.

New players only, 1st deposit min £10, max £10 free bet valid for 14 days, bets must be placed at odds of 1/1 or greater and be settled within 14 days of placement.

New customers only. Deposit £5 min and claim offer within 30 days of account opening to qualify for a 100% matched amount in Bet Credits, up to max £100. Full T&Cs apply.

New customers only. Min deposit £10 (UK Credit/Debit cards only). Max bonus amount £50. Deposit using bonus code “MB50”. Full T&Cs apply.

Min deposit £15, Bonus amount is 100% of deposit up to £50; Deposit and bonus must be wagered 6 times before bonus can be released. Full T&Cs apply.

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Betting School

Betting Margins Explained

All bookmakers build margins into the markets they take bets on, in order to hopefully guarantee themselves a profit.

Therefore, as a punter if you have the ability to calculate betting margins using a simple formula, then you can easily identify which bookies are offering the best odds.

The “True Odds”

The best way to explain how this works is using the classic coin toss scenario. In any coin toss the probability of heads is 50% and tails is 50%. So the true odds for both outcome is evens (2.0). 50% + 50% = 100%. Making this a fair, or “round” market.

However, if a bookmaker offered the above true odds on a coin toss and took an equal amount of money on each outcome, they would just break even and not make any money. For example, if they took £100 on heads and £100 on tails, at these odds of evens (2.0) they would be paying out £200 regardless of the result, meaning a profit of £0.


Betting "True Odds" explainer


Therefore, bookmakers will offer lower odds than the true odds in order to build in a profit margin. Keeping with the coin toss example, a bookmaker might instead offer odds of 10/11 (1.91) on both heads and tails outcomes. This is now implying that both have a 52.36% probability of being the correct outcome. 52.36% + 52.36% = 104.72%, making this an “overround” market, where the bookmakers margin is 4.72%.

So now if they took £100 on heads and £100 on tails, at these new odds of 10/11 (1.91), and the result is heads, the bookie would pay out £191 (£100 x 1.91) on heads and be left with £9 profit. Likewise, if the result is tails they would pay £191 out on tails and still have a £9 profit.


Betting Overrounds explainer


Now bookmaking is a business, so it’s fair enough that the bookies have their margins, however as punters we should always be looking for the best value for our money, and by this we mean the betting sites that have the lowest margins and offer as close to the true odds as possible.

Example:

Let’s compare the odds offered by Skybet and bet365 for the Tottenham v Man Utd match.

Skybet are offering: Tottenham 5/4 (2.25), Draw 12/5 (3.4), Man Utd 23/10 (3.3)

bet365 are offering: Tottenham 69/50 (2.38), Draw 121/50 (3.42), Man Utd 23/10 (3.3)

To calculate each bookies margin here we make the following calculation using the decimal odds:

Skybet: 100/2.25 + 100/3.4 + 100/3.3 = 104.16%

bet365: 100/2.38 + 100/3.42 + 100/3.3 = 101.56%

From this simple calculation we can see that skybet’s margin is considerably bigger on this match than bet365 bets, so bet365 are the best value by a long way.! If you do this for every Premier League match (as we do over on our Premier League Margins page) you will be able to see the bigger picture, and which bookies consistently offer the best value for money.

This formula can be used on any market in any sport. Remember, the lower the bookies margin the better value it is to you!


Betting Margins explained


How do we Calculate the Betting Margin for a Football Match?

Suppose we take the match between Arsenal and Everton at the Emirates as an example, and compare the odds offered by betfair and William Hill.


Betting Odds example table


To calculate each bookies margin here we make the following calculation using the decimal odds:

betfair: 100/1.32 + 100/5.8 + 100/11 = 102.09%

William Hill: 100/1.25 + 100/5.5 + 100/10 = 108.18%

One simple calculation shows us that there is a huge difference in the betting margins of these two firms, with betfair offering a better price on all three outcomes for the match result, and betting to an ultra competitive margin of 102.09%. Where as Hills are betting to a stingy 108%!

Now let’s say we also look at the betting for Leicester v West Ham:


Football betting odds example table


And we calculate the margins again using the decimal odds:

betfair: 100/1.8 + 100/3.6 + 100/5.2 = 102.56%

William Hill: 100/1.66 + 100/3.6 + 100/5 = 108.09%

Once again betfair are offering much better value with a low margin of just 102.56% and better prices on two of the outcomes, and the same price on the other outcome over William Hill. Now imagine if we want to place a £10 double bet on Everton to get a shock win at Arsenal and Leicester to beat West Ham. The value of betting with the low margin firms such as betfair becomes even more apparent:

betfair: £10 @ 11.00 x 1.80 = £198

William Hill: £10 @ 10.00 x 1.66 = £166

So we would be better off to the tune of £32 if we placed this bet with betfair. And that’s just on a double. The difference in your returns will keep growing as you add more and more selections and the extra value offered by the low margin bookies is compounded.

The lesson is, make sure you shop around and look at the prices before placing your Premier League bets, particularly if you place accumulators. And remember, it’s not always a case of the largest firms who shout loudest with the biggest tv marketing campaigns offering the best odds.


Football margins explainer

How do we Calculate the Betting Margin for a Horse Race?

Taking the 2.15 Chepstow race as an example, let’s compare the odds offered by William Hill and bet365 to calculate what margins they have built into their books:

2.15 Chepstow race

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To calculate each bookies margin here we make the following calculation using the decimal odds:

William Hill: 100/2.25 + 100/2.75 + 100/4.5 + 100/8 + 100/29 + 100/101 + 100/101 = 120.96%

bet365: 100/2.38 + 100/2.75 + 100/4.5 + 100/8.5 + 100/29 + 100/101 + 100/126 = 117.60%

The above shows that bet365 have built in a lower margin here compared to William Hill, and are therefore offering the better value odds to customers.

In this particular case bet365 are either equal to or better than the price offered by William Hill for every single horse in the race. This will not always be the case but the bookmaker with the lower overall margin built into a race will, by definition, also be the one with the better odds on the majority of runners in that race.

So, the lesson is, shop around before placing your horse racing bets. Don’t assume that the older more established bookmakers have the best prices, as more often than not, they don’t!


Horse Racing margins explainer

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