Sporting Index: Free £10 per Run Cricket Bet

Take advantage of the free £10 per Run Bet**on the 1st 15 overs runs that Sporting Index is offering to all new clients*: - Open a Sporting Index account* and once you have placed ten bets, risking £20 per bet, you can claim a free £10 per Run Bet on the 1st 15 overs runs in any live England One Day International** - All new clients will also have their first bet refunded, if it's a loser (max refund £50)***Credit and suitability checks, **terms and conditions apply. See site for further details about an account with Sporting Index. Sports spread betting involves a high level of risk and you can lose more than your original stake. It is not suitable for everyone so please ensure that you understand the risks involved and only bet with money you can afford to lose. Sporting Index is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.1st 15 Overs Runs Bets - How do they work?Sporting Index make a prediction on the number of runs an international cricket team will make during the 1st 15 overs of a live/televised ODI. You then decide whether this prediction is either too high or too low.ExampleTake a live England v Australia ODI as an example. Sporting Index might predict that England will make 63 to 68 runs during the 1st 15 overs. You would have a straight forward choice to make for this spread:Will England make more than 68 runs?orWill England make less than 63 runs?Let's say that you thought England were going to get off to a flyer against the Aussies. You would therefore buy (bet 'high') at 68 runs for a stake of your choice. In this case, your stake is the free £10 per Run Bet.In the end, the first 15 overs finished with England's batsmen in great form, managing to make 75 runs. Therefore had you bought (bet 'high') at 68 runs, you would have won 7 times your stake:(75 - 68) x your stake = 7 x £10 = £70 profitHowever, had this been a normal bet (and not a free bet) then you could lose more than your original stake. Let's say you bought (bet 'high') on England runs for the 1st 15 overs at 68 runs, but in the end they only managed to make 60 runs. Then you would lose 8 times your stake. So, if you were betting £3 per run, you would lose:(60 - 68) x your stake = -8 x £3 = £24 lossRemember that with a Runs Bet it doesn't matter which team wins the ODI; it's only the number of runs that your chosen team makes in the 1st 15 overs that counts. One of the best things about this free bet offer from Sporting Index is that the maximum you can lose is?absolutely nothing! So it doesn't matter how badly England performs.