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Anybody fans of free money? Quidco currently paying £50 cashback for "new players depositing and wagering a minimum of £10" at William Hill Vegas.

I'm gonna go straight to the roulette table, stick £5 on red and £5 on black, then all being well withdraw my £10 again and wait for the £50 to be paid. Lovely.

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Money now received by Quidco from William Hill will be in my bank on the next run next week :cheers::hooray:

Does the money go into your Quidco account? How long does it take?

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Anybody fans of free money? Quidco currently paying £50 cashback for "new players depositing and wagering a minimum of £10" at William Hill Vegas.

I'm gonna go straight to the roulette table, stick £5 on red and £5 on black, then all being well withdraw my £10 again and wait for the £50 to be paid. Lovely.

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Money now received by Quidco from William Hill will be in my bank on the next run next week :cheers::hooray:

Does the money go into your Quidco account? How long does it take?

I did it Monday night and Quidco have received the funds already from William Hill, it'll be paid on Quidco's next payment run which is next week. (you need to have put your bank details in your settings).

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Mother ****, I put 5 on red and 5 on black and it landed on zero, green.

Sheeeeiiiiiiit, thats unlucky!! Still you'll be £40 up come next week!

Yarr. Can't complain.

Cashback tracked already. Great deal.

I rinsed the gambling sites about a year ago, they keep coming up with different sites within the same companies. It's great. When will they learn. I've made 100s out them through cashback. Love it.

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Speaking of gambling sites, although it's nowhere near guarenteed money like Quidco but Casino770 are giving free £25 no deposit bonuses to any new customers.

A lot of my mates have tried and lost but a few of us have won couple hundred and well I was the biggest beneficiary, I lost the £25 firstly but then set up another email account etc...won £1075 (£800 by myself and then went halves with a mate on another account where we won £275 each) overall in money. So those who do like to mess around on sites and roulette then that's a good site without losing a penny.

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Speaking of gambling sites, although it's nowhere near guarenteed money like Quidco but Casino770 are giving free £25 no deposit bonuses to any new customers.

A lot of my mates have tried and lost but a few of us have won couple hundred and well I was the biggest beneficiary, I lost the £25 firstly but then set up another email account etc...won £1075 (£800 by myself and then went halves with a mate on another account where we won £275 each) overall in money. So those who do like to mess around on sites and roulette then that's a good site without losing a penny.

So you just set up an account and they give you £25 no obligation to play with???

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Speaking of gambling sites, although it's nowhere near guarenteed money like Quidco but Casino770 are giving free £25 no deposit bonuses to any new customers.

A lot of my mates have tried and lost but a few of us have won couple hundred and well I was the biggest beneficiary, I lost the £25 firstly but then set up another email account etc...won £1075 (£800 by myself and then went halves with a mate on another account where we won £275 each) overall in money. So those who do like to mess around on sites and roulette then that's a good site without losing a penny.

So you just set up an account and they give you £25 no obligation to play with???

Obviously there is an obligation to play with it. Otherwise his mates would not have "tried and lost".

Usually with these deals you have to bet a few times in a row and most people will lose the 'free money' by then. The company hopes that a number of new sign ups will keep on playing in the future.

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Ok, so ive just got my £25 bonus bet thing up to about £45, can i withdraw £45?

On 'bonus' money on gambling sites there are a wagering requirements. On a free £25 bet you will probably have to bet like 50 times the bonus and then make a cash deposit before you can withdraw the money.

In short, bonus money is shite, don't ever accept it unless you don't intend to win or deposit any money into the site. Because if you accept the bonus and then deposit your own money you will still have to wager a stupid amount before you will be allowed to withdraw any winnings, by which time it is unlikely you will have any winnings left.

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