Betway Cheltenham offer: Latest promos for Cheltenham 2024

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Betway Cheltenham offer: Latest promos for Cheltenham 2024

The 2024 Cheltenham Festival countdown is on and online betting sites are ramping up their special Cheltenham Festival promotions and bonuses daily.

Betway have been quick out of the gate and ante-post prices on all 28 festival races can be found on their website and betting app. Prices for the top jockey and the top trainer at the festival are also available.

As the festival approaches, there will be plenty of incentives and concessions for new and existing customers. 

New customers can open a Betway account and take advantage of the latest available welcome offers and be kept in the loop as new offers emerge.

Below, we've mapped out how to claim their Cheltenham Festival sign-up offer.

Up to £30 Matched Free Cheltenham Bet for New Customers

  1. Register and deposit with Betway
  2. Bet up to a maximum of £30 on your first accumulator - £5 minimum
  3. If your acca loses, you will be credited a free Cheltenham Festival acca for the same amount
  4. Minimum of three selections on any horse racing or football market only – minimum odds 2/1 (3.0)
  5. When qualified, 50 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza will also be credited to the account
  6. Free bets will expire after seven days

Get £15 in Free Cheltenham Festival Bets

New and existing customers can take advantage of this alternative Betway offer

Customers must opt in via the website or app to participate in their Free Bets Club scheme and all sports qualify for this Betway promotion.

Spend £25 or more on trebles, accumulators or three-leg bet builders with odds of 2/1 (3.0) or bigger each week before midnight on a Friday to qualify.

Bettors will then be eligible for free Cheltenham Festival bets worth up to £15 each week, which will be credited to your ‘Cheltenham Pot’ on Saturdays and Mondays.

Non-Runner No Bet at the Cheltenham Festival

Most betting sites offer a Non-Runner No Bet concession on their Cheltenham Festival ante-post markets and Betway is matching the trend in every race at the meeting. 

Ante-post prices are usually more generous than what will be offered after the final fields for the festival races are known. 

Ante-post betting prices allow new and existing customers to maximise profits on winning selections at the festival.

You can bet on your festival fancies now, knowing your stake will be fully returned if your selection or selections are non-runners.

Cheltenham Countdown Boosts

Betway will offer bet boosts every day leading up to the Cheltenham Festival and on all four days of the meeting. 

The boosts are not restricted to horse racing and enhanced odds can also be found on several sports covered by Betway.

Cheltenham Specials

As well as offering odds on the leading trainer and top jockey at the Cheltenham Festival meeting, Betway has also priced up several markets around brilliant Irish trainer Willie Mullins. 

Betting on these kinds of markets can give customers an interest over all four days with a small financial outlay.

Betway has a comprehensive ante-post service and Cheltenham offers for new and existing customers. 

As the festival approaches, there will be plenty of incentives and concessions for new and existing customers. 

Opening a new Betway account allows punters to take advantage of the latest horse racing free bet offers and get notifications as new promotions emerge for the festival.

In addition to the wide range of sports covered, Betway is also well known for its impressive library of UK casino games, including slots and live dealer games such as blackjack and baccarat.

Responsible Gambling

Horse racing betting can be addictive so it's important to stay in control when using gambling sites.

Betway have a safer gambling homepage that allow customers to set time management restrictions and loss limits.

They also have standard responsible gambling tools such as deposit limits and self-exclusion, which allow users to cut off access and marketing communications.  

Should you wish to seek independent help for gambling-related harm, there are several UK charities and institutions you can turn to for support, advice, and information:

Paul has been professionally involved with sports betting since joining the Racing Post in 1986. Although greyhound racing was his first passion, he has also written multiple articles on a wide range of sports from a betting perspective.