12Bet Sports bonus and overview

One of the largest online gambling companies in Asia, 12Bet Sports is the premier choice for local punters when it comes to sports betting. They have odds that rival the best ones offered and can also brag about a nice selection of Asian handicaps, on football, hockey, basketball and many more games. They are headquartered in the British Virgin Islands and they have offices all over Asia, while their European division is regulated by the authorities in the Isle of Man.

12bet Sports will only match the first deposit by 20% if new customers use the ONE212 promotional code when signing up and funding their account. The bonus depends on the currency of choice, consisting of €225, $300 or currency equivalent and each player will receive the corresponding amount. The process doesn’t take more than a few minutes and the bonuses are made available instantly after depositing funds.

Both the deposit and the bonus are subject to wagering requirements and players should refrain from trying to cash out the profits before meeting them. The combined amount has to be played through 10 times in the sports betting section, but once the bonus has been cleared it can be transferred to other areas. There are also some requirements in regard with the minimum odds accepted, with players being supposed to wager on events that have odds of 1.50 or above.

These odds are expressed in both decimal and fractional format, so there is no chance for players to get confused and fail to meet this critical condition. In the event of a game getting canceled, tied or voided, players will have to start from scratch and place new qualifying wagers to clear the bonus. 12bet sportsbook allows players from dozens of countries to play here, but those who reside in Armenia, Belarus, Russian Federation and Ukraine won’t cash in on the 20% first deposit bonus.

On the other hand, those who reside in Spain, France, Netherlands, Switzerland, Turkey, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, the United States of America, Singapore, Taiwan and the Republic of the Philippines have been excluded from all services.