With most of the world’s top players safely through to round two of Roland Garros, tougher challenges await for the likes of Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz and Iga Świątek.
With the action ramping up in Paris in the coming days, SBK are offering both new and existing customers a 20% acca boost for each of the next two days of matches.
What you need to know about this SBK French Open offer
The offer is available to everyone over the age of 18, based in the UK, Ireland and Malta. All you need to do is opt-in and build an accumulator of at least four selections (legs). Provided that you keep your stake to £10/€20 or under, SBK will ‘boost’ your potential winnings by 20%.
You can activate one boost a day during each of the next three days of the French Open, starting from today (Weds 28th) through to Friday – which covers rounds two and three in the men’s and women’s singles, and plenty of doubles matchups. You can, of course, also place as many accumulators (and other bets) as you wish throughout the tournament.
Who’s playing in the French Open?
Today sees Katie Boulter go up against another of the tournament favourites – world number eight Madison Keys. Meanwhile, Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula continue their campaigns against Tereza Valentova and Ann Li respectively.
In the men’s, Jack Draper is preparing to face hometown hero Gaël Monfils tomorrow and is expected to comfortably defeat the 38-year-old, who had to battle back from two sets down against Bolivian Hugo Dellien.
Fellow French veteran Richard Gasquet also faces an uphill struggle tomorrow when he takes on world number one Jannik Sinner.
How to claim
If you’re signing up to SBK for the first time, you will need to make an initial deposit of at least £10. Once that’s done:
- Head to the promotions section and you’ll see the offer for Roland Garros.
- From there, you can begin making your selections. Remember, you need to add at least four to qualify.
- Enter a stake of £10/€20 or under and you’ll be able to apply the boost – and see your improved payout!
You are by no means limited to simply picking match winners for your accumulator, you can go for more niche markets to maximise value if you’d prefer – such as handicap, set winner and set scores.
As with any accumulator, if any one leg fails, the whole bet is settled as a loss – which is worth bearing in mind if you’re making selections for games which are starting at different times. As always, full T&Cs apply.
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