> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://dexsport-3.gitbook.io/dexsport-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://dexsport-3.gitbook.io/dexsport-docs/bonuses-and-programs/freebets.md). # How freebets work A freebet is a bonus bet that does not touch your balance. You do not stake your own money. A freebet is not a sum of cash you can spend freely: it comes with its own conditions, and it appears as a **button in your betslip** only once the slip matches those conditions. ## The conditions are printed on the freebet itself There are no universal rules: every freebet carries its own set of conditions, and all of them are listed on its card. Open **My Bonuses** in your profile, or click the gift icon above the betslip. ![A freebet card in My Bonuses: the dates, the sports, and every condition](https://3235441457-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FZGaNfrspeR8PjegVRwpU%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-59e16df6121c35fc45c6c9b5a45aa61035498417%2Fbonus-card.jpg?alt=media) Here is what each field means: | Field | What it means | | --------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Freebet Amount** | the value of the freebet and its coin. To make it available, select that coin in the currency selector. The network can be any | | **Active** and **Days** | the window during which the freebet can be used | | **Prematch + Live** | it works both before the event starts and while it is running | | **Discipline(s)** | the sports the freebet covers. The counter next to it opens the full list | | **Count of available freebets** | how many freebets of this kind you have | | **Max Win Sum** | the ceiling on what this freebet can win | | **Odds Range** | the **first number** is the minimum odds for **each** outcome on the slip, the **second** is the maximum **combined** odds of the slip | | **Number of outcomes in one bet** | how many outcomes the slip has to hold | ## Reading the conditions, with an example Say the card reads: a freebet in USDT, **Odds Range 1.5 - 16**, **Number of outcomes 3 - 4**. That means: select the **USDT** pool, build a slip of **3 or 4** outcomes, each outcome at odds of **1.5** or higher, and keep the combined odds of the slip under **16**. If the Number of outcomes range starts at one, a **single bet** works too: a combo is not always required, it depends on what the card says. ## What it looks like in the betslip Once the conditions match, a **You have an active freebet** line appears above the slip, the selection gets a **FREEBET** tag, and the single button at the bottom becomes two. ![The betslip with an active freebet: the purple Freebet button next to the green Place Bet](https://3235441457-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FZGaNfrspeR8PjegVRwpU%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-1cf010d7f2cbef3d3efb0cf94d4d7b3330d6c2e1%2Fbetslip-freebet.jpg?alt=media) The purple **Freebet** button places the bet with the freebet and shows what you get if it wins. The green **Place Bet** places an ordinary bet from your balance. The freebet is only spent if you press the purple one. Nothing has to be activated through support, the button appears on its own. ## The usual conditions by program Treat these as a guide, not a rule: the exact figures are always on the card. * **Welcome freebet on your first deposits:** a combo of **3 outcomes**, each above **1.3**, with combined odds **up to 16**. * **Sport Club freebet:** depends on your level. Lower levels take a combo of **3 or 4 outcomes** at odds between **1.3 and 5.0**, higher levels take a **single** bet at odds between **1.8 and 3.0**. * **VIP Club freebet:** a single bet at odds between **1.8 and 3.5**, if you took the freebet instead of the casino cash reward. ## More than one freebet They are used one at a time, starting with the **oldest**. You cannot combine two freebets on one slip or split one across several bets. ## What reaches your balance if the bet wins Only the **winnings** are credited. The value of the freebet is not returned, because you did not stake money of your own. A $20 freebet on a combo at combined odds of 4 pays $60, not $80. If the bet is settled as a refund and the stake is returned, the freebet is not issued again. What comes back in that case is the stake, and a freebet has none, so nothing comes back. **Cash Out is not available for freebets.** A bet placed with a freebet stays open until the events are settled. ## What you can withdraw afterwards Freebet winnings do not go to the bonus balance and carry no x40 wagering. Freebet conditions already require odds above 1.3, so the winnings are withdrawable as soon as the bet settles. ## How long a freebet lasts The lifetime depends on what the freebet was given for, and it differs between programs. The exact dates are on the card, in the **Active** and **Days** fields. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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