Bonus Bet Converter

Place the bonus bet on one side of a game at the book that gave it to you, then bet the other side with cash at another sportsbook. The hedge is sized so you collect the same amount whichever side wins, which locks in most of the bonus as real money.

Because a bonus bet’s stake isn’t returned, you keep only the winnings, so most conversions land around 65–80% of the bonus’s face value. Our scanner ranks every option across the books we track so you can take the best one available right now.

A bonus bet only pays the profit, so a +400 underdog returns four times the bonus while a -200 favorite returns half of it. The longer the odds, the less of the bonus is lost to the stake, up to the point where the hedge side gets too expensive. Odds between +250 and +600 usually convert best.

A profit boost increases the winnings on a cash bet, for example +100 boosted 50% pays +150. If the boosted price is better than the best price on the other side elsewhere, hedging locks in a profit. Enter the maximum stake the boost allows and the boost percentage.

Check the promo terms first: minimum odds, eligible markets, expiry dates and whether boosts cap the extra winnings. Make sure both bets settle on the same rules (for example both include overtime), and place the hedge right after the promo bet so the price doesn’t move.