PriveWin Cheltenham Day 4 offer: Bet £20 get a £30 Free Bet

PriveWin have a new sign-up offer for day four of the Cheltenham Festival. We may be on the final day of this year's big horse racing meeting but PriveWin's Cheltenham day four offer gives new customers the chance to get £30 in free bets by wagering £20. 

Many of the best betting sites have festival promos available and PriveWin have joined in with their day four 'bet £20 get £30' welcome package now available as a Cheltenham sign-up offer.

PriveWin have been establishing themselves as a major player on the horse racing betting scene, and this Cheltenham free bet promo is likely to make them even more popular with punters for day four of the festival.

Claiming a £30 Cheltenham free bet

This offer is open to new customers only, so first you will have to open a PriveWin account and deposit a minimum of £20 to qualify.

Players must then make a minimum bet of £20 - which can be placed on Cheltenham odds or any other sporting event - at a price of 1/2 (1.5) or greater to receive the £30 free bet.

Non-Runner Money Back

PriveWin are also among the horse racing betting sites that are offering Non-Runner Money Back for the Cheltenham Festival in 2024.

Available for every race on day four, this offer means that if a horse that you have placed a bet on should become a non-runner, your stake will be returned to you.

This particularly comes in handy for bettors who have had any Cheltenham ante-post wagers, whether they are singles or accumulator bets.

There have already been some high-profile horses withdrawn from the 2024 festival and with uncertainty surrounding other horses, having a non-runner money back offer is an important tool to have in your Cheltenham betting arsenal.

Responsible Gambling

Horse racing betting can be addictive so it's important to stay in control of your gambling.

PriveWin have a safer gambling homepage that allow customers to set time management restrictions and deposit 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:

• GamCare
• GambleAware
• Gamblers Anonymous
• NHS