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Advance bet from SpinBetter: future winnings are already working for you!

There is no need to wait for the settlement of previous bets: if the bankroll has run out, and a player has uncalculated bets and wants to bet more, use an advance bet from SpinBetter! The available advance limit is calculated on an individual basis for each customer, depending on the bets he has placed: in the coupon, simply click Calculate in the Available Advance line to find out how much you can risk on future winnings.

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Advance betting terms and conditions

SpinBetter Australia advances can be used for both live and prematch betting, but in the latter case the game must start within the next two days. As long as the advance limit is not exhausted, you can continue to place advance bets, even if the previous advance bets have not yet been settled.

The advance is at the discretion of our establishment; we reserve the right not to offer it to individual customers at all and to determine the limit for those to whom an advance is available. The advance cannot be larger than the potential winnings on your uncalculated bets. Winnings on your uncashed bets for your account will automatically be used to cover previously placed advance bets.

If the winnings that funded the advance bets do not take place, the corresponding advance bets will be automatically cancelled or reduced to the amount that can be covered by the bankroll balance. The advance is only covered by the winnings: even if you make a deposit after placing an advance bet, this money will not cover the advance!

Example of calculation of advance rates

A user has 300 AUD in his balance. He makes two bets from the main account:

  • 110 AUD with odds of 1.5 – possible winnings of 160 AUD;
  • 140 AUD with odds of 2 – possible winnings of 280 AUD.

That leaves 60 AUD in the balance, plus there are potential winnings of up to 440 AUD. The establishment agrees to give 300 AUD as an advance; it turns out you can still bet up to 370 AUD. The player bets another 90 AUD (60 AUD of his own plus 30 AUD in advance) at odds of 1.5 (potential winnings of 140 AUD) and 150 AUD in advance at odds of 2 (potential winnings of 300 AUD).

Now the options going forward are as follows.

  • The advance bets won, but the player lost the bets for his money. The funds to cover the advance were not enough, so the advance bets are considered cancelled. On the player’s balance remains 60 UAD – those that he could not spend (the advance bet was cancelled because of the shortfall in winnings, which financed the advance bet on the successful bet).
  • The bets for his own bankroll won, but the advance wagers lost. To his balance of 60 AUD, the customer receives 440 AUD in winnings – totalling 500 AUD in the balance. However, from this money it is necessary to finance the lost bets with the use of the advance (160 dollars for two), so in the end the account remains 165 dollars.
  • Lost all bets. The bet, financed by the player’s bankroll and the advance, was not cancelled completely: its face value decreased from 90 AUD to 60 AUD, which remained on the client’s balance. Since this bet was also lost, your balance became zero.