Everyone likes to receive a little something extra and that is especially the case when sports betting. Indeed, any offer which sees punters receive a little extra value on their bets is always warmly
received and as part of their ever-growing service to sports betting customers, Bet Stars UK Sports book have come up with a fantastic offer this March.
The offers are extremely simple to understand and covers a total of three sports; Tennis, NHL (Ice Hockey) and NBA (Basketball).
Let’s take a look at each of these offers individually:
NBA Free £5 Bet March 1st to 31st
To qualify for this fantastic bet all you need to do is place a total of five pre-match bets, of at least £5, on any single NBA game. If you do that then you will receive a free bet to the value of £5 the following day which you can use as you see fit.
All five pre match bets must be placed on the same day to qualify for the offer and you can access this offer once per day throughout March (meaning you could activate this bonus a maximum of 31 times during the month).
The five qualifying bets must be placed on markets of 1/2 or greater to qualify. Any free bets earned must be used within seven days after which they will expire.
NHL Free £5 Bet march 1st to 31st
The NHL offer is slightly different to the NBA offer in that you need to place a £10 pre match bet on any NHL market during the month of March and when you do, you will receive a free bet of £5 which can be used on another NHL market.
Your £10 pre match bet must be placed on a market of odds of 1/2 or greater in order to qualify and you can access this offer once per week, throughout the month of March. For the purposes of the promotion, weeks will start on the 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th March meaning you can access the offer a total of five times throughout the month.
You have seven days within which to use any free bet you earn as part of the offer otherwise the bet will expire.
All Tennis Free £5 Bet March 1st to 31st
The Tennis offer is very similar to the NBA offer outlined above. Simply place five bets of £5 or more on a single day on any tennis market of odds greater than 1/2 in March and if you do, BetStars will give you a free bet of £5 which you can use on any other Tennis match.
One important thing to note about the tennis offer is that unlike the NBA offer which sees selections being made from the same match, the tennis offer stipulates that all bets placed must be on different selections and for a multiple bet to qualify, all selections that are a part of that bet must be on tennis markets.
The offer can be redeemed once per day throughout the month of March, meaning that you could earn one free bet per day, if you meet the qualifying criteria. Your free bet will be in your account by 1pm UK time the following day.
These are a fantastic trio of offers offering BetStars customers the chance to earn some easy £5 free bets, but they are not the only offers that are running for the longer term this March.
Money Back Special – Twenty20 World Cup
This month sees the start of the Twenty20 World Cup in India and to celebrate the start of the tournament, which runs from the 8th March through until the 3rd April, BetStars are running a fantastic Money Back Special promotion for the duration of the event.
All you need to do is place a bet of up to £50 on the Match Betting market of any Twenty20 World Cup game. If the game you bet on is all square after the 40 overs have been completed, and a Super Over is required, then BetStars will give you your money back as a free bet within 24 hours of the end of the contest.
Any bets that are cashed out will not qualify for this offer and if you receive a free bet, then you can place this bet on any sporting market with odds of 1/2 or greater. The free bet must be used within seven days of receipt otherwise the bet will expire.
So as you can clearly see, there are a number of excellent promotions available throughout March for the longer term on BetStars. Why not log in today and take advantage of one of the best value and fastest growing sports betting sites available in the UK?
