Yes griezman £5 free bet from Stan James, £5 from paddy power and £3 from sky

Make than 10 from paddy power

The paddy offer is on again for the England game this afternoon as well!

http://www.paddypower.com/bet/football-matches/euro-2016-matches/England-v-Wales-9898269.html

Lots of offers on for today's game. Still toying with the combinations to make the most of the bet365 deal!

The paddypower hotshot game is now up to £250,000 and round 2 closes today.

Free to enter =>https://hotshotjackpot.paddypower.com/

Think it will be a draw so I will pass on it on today mcbookie the Scottish only division of Victor chandler gave me five pounds free bet if I did a fiver on game today got 5/1 a draw and both teams to score

Has anyone ever done one side draw no bet pre-match and then the other to win in-play with any of the Bet365 offers?

I wouldn't even understand what that meant, let alone actually do it

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Just looked it up ..

What i don't get though, is how they can offer different odds for the two different teams if it's a case of it either being a draw or your stake being returned.

Its the other way round, if its a draw your stake is returned

Been looking at lots of permetations using two bookies because im reading more instances of people being banned due to breaking T&Cs. Whether or not theyre true, I am becoming more uneasy about taking the risk!

Decided to go with -

England PM - Bet365 - £50 returns £83.33
Wales IP - Bet365 - £50 returns £300
Draw PM - BetVictor - £30 returns £114

So either £3.33, £170 or £34 profit

The Wales odds have dropped within last 30 mins but will hopefully go back up once it kicks off. They returned £325 before.

Obviously want England to win, but at least this may soften blow of other options!!

I did go for £50 on the double chance pre-match, but i've decided to hang on for a bit before placing the in-play for the draw, but i'm getting to a point where i'm losing my nerve as the odds are steadily ticking down

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ok, i've bailed out at 2/1 on the in-play draw. Still £50 quid profit if it happens so i'm happy with that. It just means that England will likely bloody score before half time ..

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there have just been some rather loud expletives uttered when i saw the goal go in, but then I checked 365 and the odds haven't actually moved from 2/1 for the draw so it's not so bad

Well my Wales bet has a cash out of £120 at the moment. I dunno if im just an optimistic England fan but I dont think theyre going to win, and wondering whether or not to cash out. Since that bet is my in-play it wont have an affect on the others or anything.

That's what I hate about cash-out. It screws with your nerves

I would cash out. As soon as you can.

Ive cashed out. Id lump on Wales to win now if I were you

Good Call

Been following the draw odds and I was right to bail at 2/1 as they never really changed. Obviously if I'd gone in at the start of the game, it would have been £90 quid profit but I'll be happy with £50 if it ends like that.

I also cashed out the draw earlier on which looks to be the wrong decision now. Felt sure the England onslaught would lead to them scoring! Still profit is profit!

F**ks sake .. literally just checked the cashout value on the draw and it was £120 quid ..

If i'd have cashed that one and kept the double chance .. if .. if .. if ..

Ah well .. £14.28 it is then.

Blimey, dunno how ive managed that but ive won on all three outcomes

Nice one

How long does it usually take to get the £50 refunded?

Usually it's a couple of hours. In the games that kick off at 7:45pm, I've often found the money is refunded around 11pm-ish, so i'd check back around 6-6:30pm.

There's only been one occasion I know of where the in-play hasn't been refunded until very later on that morning - around 2am I think it was.

My in play bet was England and both to score but I would have won quite a bit over a few bets if it had stayed 1-1

Next game Ukraine to win to nil -1 over a couple of bets

That's good. So long as it isn't "Within 48 hours" like some free bet offers with some bookies.

Yeah, 365 are pretty on the ball with this (pardon the pun..). I don't know if it's because I bank with Nationwide, but the time between me requesting a withdrawal and it appearing in my account is also less than 24 hours as well which is handy.