Man City vs Chelsea Betting Offer: Get 40/1 on Both Teams To Score

Parimatch are letting new users claim up to £40 in free bets thanks to their generous Man City vs Chelsea betting offer.

Here’s how to claim up to £40 in free bets thanks to Parimatch’s excellent Man City vs Chelsea betting offer.

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Parimatch are giving their all newly signed up customers the chance to get boosted odds on one of the final games of the Premier League season.

New users can get boosted odds of 40/1 on Both Teams To Score (BTTS) in the Manchester City vs Chelsea game this Sunday at 16:00.

Players can place a wager a maximum of £1 on this once they have signed up through their online sportsbook site or app, without the need for a promo or bonus code.

All you have to do is:

• Deposit any amount
• Place £1 on Both Teams to Score for Man City vs Chelsea at the normal odds
• If this wins, players will be credited their winnings in cash and then free bets returned as per the 40/1 boosted odds.

This is one of the easiest sign up offers to claim, with it taking players minutes to register, deposit and play.

The winnings of this bet will be paid out as both cash and free bets.

Cash will be paid out as the regular odds advertised in their Man City vs Chelsea both teams to score market.

Free bets will then make up the rest of the winnings up to the 40/1 boosted odds as advertised.

For instance, if ‘Both Teams to Score’ is priced as having odds of 10/11, with New customers needing to place their £1 stake on this market.

If this bet wins, the player will get £1.91 back as cash (£1 x 10/11) and then receive £39.09 as free bets. All accumulating to the 40/1 boosted odds.

This marks one of the best welcome offers out there as players can win up to £40 as bonuses off of just a £1 qualifying bet.

Any free bets earned off of this odds boost will expire after seven days, and must be used on real life sports markets with odds of 1/1 (2.0) or higher.

Is this the best Man City vs Chelsea Betting Offer:

With loads of different free bet offers out there for players to choose from, it can be difficult to tell which works for you, but this Parimatch offer is truly the best available.

Free bet offers like William Hill or Sky Bet, normally only return around £30 in bonuses and will always require a qualifying bet or stake of £5 or £10.

This Parimatch sign up offer allows players to claim a massive £40 bonus amount that includes cash and well over £35 in free bets.

This Parimatch sign up bonus and boosted odds gives players remarkable value, with one of the smallest qualifying bets of a mere £1, and no promo code, all of which returns £40 in cash and free bets.

Man City vs Chelsea Preview

City have already put claim to the League title and are all but confirmed as champions, whilst Chelsea are languishing in the bottom half of the table. But who knows an upset may well be on the cards as Pep’s outfit might take their foot off the gas.

Man City recently booked their place in the Champions League final, after a pitched battle with Real Madrid in the week, that left many of their players, not least Kevin De Bryune looking legless.

Chelsea may only be playing for pride at this moment, but could well see this as their opportunity to reclaim some of their former glory, at least in the Premier League. Lampard's Blues will be striving for anything in this late Sunday tie.

Despite recent memories of Chelsea, the Parimatch boost of 40/1 for BTTS may well seem more likely than some may consider.

No one can deny the sheer scoring power of City, especially with Erling Haaland playing up front. The Norwegian is always looking to extend his scoring records, now with 36 in the league and 49 in all comps this year.

Chelsea however have not been too shabby recently either though, scoring six in their last three games with four of these coming away from home.

Both teams also boast impressive BTTS stats in their corresponding home and away matches. City see this in 67% of their home games, whilst Chelsea see this in 53% of their away matches.

All of this combined with City’s recent run of midweek games, perhaps leaving them tired and in need of rotation, should mean for an open game with chances for goals at both ends of the pitch.