Online bookmaker Ladbrokes are giving punters the chance to score an even bigger win on the Olympic with this awesome Mega Multi offer! Place a 4+ leg Olympic Multi and if your multi fails by the selected number of legs, get up to $50 back in Bonus Cash. Available across all markets. One refund per day.
How To Bet with Ladbrokes:
- Register at Ladbrokes.com.au via this link
- Go to the Ladbrokes.com.au Promotions Page
- Follow the instructions
OLYMPICS MEGA MULTI terms & conditions
- Ladbrokes is not a sponsor of the Olympic Games, any Olympic Committees or teams. The maximum Bonus Cash for this promotion is $50.
- This offer is not claimable through Mates Mode pot bets.
- Bets placed using Odds Boost are eligible for this offer.
- This offer is available for the Paris 2024 Olympics.
- The offer applies to the first 4+ leg multi resulted each day, that fails by the specified number of legs.
- This offer can only be claimed once per day and does not include Same Game Multis or combination multis.
- If the Multi contains 4-5 Legs and 1 leg fails, get Bonus Cash up to $50.
- If the Multi contains 6-7 Legs and up to 2 legs fail, get Bonus Cash up to $50.
- If the Multi contains 8+ Legs and up to 3 legs fail, get Bonus Cash up to $50.
- Bonus Cash expires 7 days from issue.
- Bonus Cash is a product, not actual cash.
- Multis that contain Blended or Split legs are excluded from this offer.
- Live in-play bets and cashed out / partial cash out bets are excluded from this offer.
- Bets placed using Bonus Bets, Bonus Cash or other Ladbrokes’ promotions are not eligible for this promotion.
- Ladbrokes reserves the right to change, cancel or suspend this offer at any time.
- This offer is available for recreational punters only and clients not participating in the spirit of the promotion will be excluded.
- Ladbrokes terms and conditions also apply to this offer.
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