Advance bet from SpinBetter: a chance to make a profit!

Such a bet will only actually take place if the previously made bets end with your winnings and allow you to finance the bet.

The available amount of an advance bet is not equal to the amount of your potential winnings, it is determined by special algorithms. You can find out if an advance bet is currently available to you in the SpinBetter coupon: this information can be found in the line Available advance bet.

Advance bets can only be used for live matches or pre-match events that will start in the next two days.

Rules for the use of advance bets

A player has the right to make any number of advance bets within the limit determined by the administration on a case-by-case basis. SpinBetter determines the amount of advance bets allowed depending on the player, the number of uncalculated bets and their odds, but may also deny the right to an advance bet without explaining why.

In case of winning a previously uncalculated bet after which an advance bet was placed, the money won is used to finance the latter. If the won money is not enough, the advance bet is cancelled. Even if a player makes a deposit after placing an advance bet and before it was cancelled, the money from the main game account cannot be used to finance such a bet.

Example

A player had $200 in his account. He made the following bets:

$90 with a 1.5 odds – can win $135;
$100 with a 2.0 odds – can win $200.

There was $10 left in the account. The administration of SpinBetter, knowing about the potential winnings, is ready to allow an advance bet in the amount of another $100 – the total turns out to be $110, which can be bet as a whole amount or divided into several bets. The user does the following:

bets $30 (10 of his own and 20 in advance) at 1.5, hoping to win $45;
and another $50 in advance bets on an event with a quote of 2, hoping to win $100.

The four possible further scenarios are as follows:

All bets have been won. In this case the client will get all the winnings he expected: 135+200+45+100=480 $.
The bets at the player’s expense have won, but the advance bets have lost. Thus, the user won 135+200=335 $, another 10 he had left on the account – a total of 345 $. However, the cost of two advance bets is deducted from this amount: 345-(30+50)=265 $, which will be on the client’s balance after all operations.
The first two bets made at the player’s expense lost, but the advance bets won. In this case, the advance bets are considered cancelled because there is not enough money for them. In this case, the first advance bet was made with $10 from the player’s bankroll – this money will be returned to the rightful owner.
Losing all bets placed. Unlike the previous scenario, in this case, even the $10 involved in funding the third bet along with the ‘advance’ bet is considered lost, and will not be returned to the player.