Arsenal v Man City Free Bet – when you Wager £5/€5

Updated: 2nd October 2023

William Hill are giving all punters an Arsenal v Man City Free Bet – when you Wager £5/€5 on the #YourOdds betting market before the game on Sunday 25th.

Place a wager minimum of a £5/€5 bet on a pre-match #YourOdds betting market on Arsenal v Man City and receive a £5/€5 free bet. Free bets will be credited by 6.30pm on the same day of the match which is on Sunday 25th February. Check our football betting tips for our own preview on the game for a quality write up on the game.

What are #YourOdds?

#YourOdds is a way of giving punters a way of having a bet on any scenario that may think of which isn't already listed on the William Hill betting site. So if you can't find the bet you fancy having then yu can simply request it by doing the following.

Tweet @WilliamHill with #YourOdds and they will attempt to give you a price on the bet you want happening. So if you want to place a wager and it’s not on their site, all you have to do is ask.

Your call. #YourOdds. You're on.

Key Terms and conditions for the Arsenal v Man City Free Bet

Minimum odds of 1/2

Min stake £5/€5

One Free Bet per customer

Qualifying bets #YourOdds market for Arsenal v Man City prior to the start of the match.

Offer is available to UK and Irish customers only paying in GBP or EUR

Customers who have been informed that they do not qualify for the William Hill bet 10 get 30 offer and concessions will not qualify for this free bet.

Bets placed with a free bet token (in whole or part) do not count.

William Hill reserves the right to limit the eligibility of customers to participate in these promotions.

For information on how to redeem free bets, view the FAQs on the Mobile Help Pages.

Standard free bet T&Cs apply

We reserve the right to cancel or amend this promotion at any time and without prior notice.

Free bets to be credited 6.30 pm the same day (Sunday 25th February).

Free bet expires Wednesday 28th February 10pm

Applies to bet placed on Mobile, PC

Multiples won't count.

 

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