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Checked · 6 Sep 2026

Bettors Tournament — €5000 in free bets

Each 14-day round's €5000 free bet pool is split across three ten-place leaderboards. Bronze includes winning bets of €10–49.99, Silver €50–99.99 and Gold at least €100. Points depend on the win-to-stake ratio. Free bets are valid for three days and must be used on an accumulator with at least three selections.

Qualifying stake
10 €
Minimum selections
3

Offer ends: Recurring

What you need to do

Qualifying stake
10 €Minimum single stake for the Bronze leaderboard
Participation requirement
Entry is automatic; winning own-money singles and multiples settled during the round earn points.
Minimum selections
3To use the awarded free bet
How often it can be used
Each tournament round lasts 14 days

TÄRING rating explained

Advantages

  • The prize distribution is public, and no further wagering is added to net free bet winnings.

Drawbacks

  • The prize is a free bet that must be used within three days on an accumulator with at least three selections.
  • The player competes with others; €5000 is the combined nominal pool of three leaderboards, not a typical user's reward.
How the rating is formed
Reward value25
Ease of qualifying55
Reward attainability35
Flexibility20
Freedom to use the reward60

Methodology 0.4.2 · The TÄRING editorial team is responsible for this rating.

Rating methodology · Sources and corrections

What you receive

Prize pool
5000 €Free bet face value across all three leaderboards
Number of winners
3010 places in each of three leaderboards; one player can win in several

Important restrictions

Prizes
Bronze €130/80/75/50/40/35/30/25/20/15; Silver €500/250/225/175/100/75/60/50/40/25; Gold €1000/500/450/350/200/150/125/100/75/50 in free bets.
Reward validity
3 days
Reward form
Net free bet winnings are withdrawable cash; the original free bet stake is not returned.

Eligibility and dates

Who can take part
All eligible customers

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Sources and checking information

Checked: 6 Sep 2026. Sources may be in Estonian.

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