Where cashback and discounts come from
Bookmakers and betting exchanges earn a margin on every stake. They pay us a share when we refer customers, and we pass part of that on to you as cashback or better terms.
Cashback and better terms at bookmakers and betting exchanges.
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Bookmakers and betting exchanges earn a margin on every stake. They pay us a share when we refer customers, and we pass part of that on to you as cashback or better terms.
At a bookmaker you bet against the bookmaker's odds. On a betting exchange you bet against other users and pay a commission on winnings. Which suits you better depends on how often and how much you bet.
You must be 18 or over to bet, and betting isn't allowed in some countries at all. Check what applies to you before you sign up. Only stake money you can afford to lose, and use your country's support services if gambling becomes a problem.
No. Cashback is based on what you stake anyway. We don't encourage anyone to bet more.
eWO pays monthly, for the month before. How the provider itself settles is stated on its deal.
Each country decides for itself. The details on a deal don't replace checking the law that applies to you.
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