DERBY DAY in West London comes from Craven Cottage on Sunday as Fulham host Chelsea.
And brand new talkSPORT BET customers can claim up to £40 in free bets when they register an account and stake at least £20 on the crunch Premier League showdown.
- Fulham vs Chelsea: Get up to £40 in free bets – Claim here*
- Fulham vs Chelsea: Get up to £40 in free bets – Claim here*
What's the offer?
Brand new talkSPORT BET customers can claim a welcome bonus of up to £40 when they register an account.
How to claim?
Simply visit the talkSPORT BET website on your mobile device and create an account. Opt in to this promotion via the OFFERS tab and then make a deposit via debit card or Apple Pay.
Stake £20 or more on any football market at odds of at least Evens. Remember, you must do this within 7 days of opening your account.
What happens next?
Once that's settled – win or lose – your account will be credited with up to £40 free bets based on your first bet bet.
For example, if you stake £20, you will receive 4 x £5 free bets. If you stake £40 you would receive the full 4 x £10 free bets:
On settlement of your qualifying bet, your account will be credited with the following:
- £10 free bet – Bet Builder (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)
- £10 free bet – Correct Score (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)
And the following free bets, which will be credited 24 hours after the first bonus funds:
- £10 free bet – To Win and Both Team to Score – 90 mins (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)
- £10 free bet – Acca 4+ selection (if your qualifying bet is £20, you will only receive a £5 free bet)
You can read the full breakdown of free bets and more on how to claim talkSPORT BET's welcome offer
*18+ New customers only. Opt in via mobile device, bet up to £40 (min. £20) on any football market at odds of 2.00+, in 7 days. Get up to £40 in free bets on selected markets. Bonuses expire in 7 days. T&Cs apply. GambleAware.org | Please gamble responsibly
