NRNB

No they haven't its "Festival non runner insurance", diferent from normal NRNB, have a read of the T&C's

Ahh i misread the email! Apologies

It's not far off NRNB is it, a free bet up to £25 if your selection ends up in a different race, and money back if it doesn't make the Fez. That's excellent stuff to have by January, imo, and have accommodated them with Champers On Ice for the 4 miler

http://www.williamhill.com/promos/cheltenham-festival-non-runner-insurance?terms&MobileFriendly/_recache&utm_source=Direct


T&C's are above

It's a thoroughly decent offer i think. Ok they are 1/5th the odds on all races, but many are this year and whats new, they were 1/5th odds on all the races they could last year although a lot of their odds were very competitive plus their 10am pushes weren't bad either.

Betvictor had something similar a few years ago where a non runner was a free bet but you had to use it on the day your selection was supposed to be running.

Had loads of non runners on day one so lumped it all on Champagne Fever in the Arkle.

I still get a nervous twitch when I hear the words Western and Warhorse

Stan James 10am tomorrow NRNB

Betvictor & Betfair have joined the party for all races.

Sky Bet on Wednesday also announced the firm will refund all losing bets, to a maximum of £20, on the opening race for all four days of the festival.



Paddy Power going money back for 2nd on first 5 races each day.  Not sure but probably as a free bet.

pp up yo 20 i think also

In a NRNB Multiple, if you have a NR, do you get your stake back or is just the NR removed and the rest of the bet stands? I've been looking through the rules for a few bookies but haven't been able to find it. I'm pretty sure the rest of the bet stands, but been a while since I've placed one

Yes it's just 1 NR.  Be careful as some bookies are NRNB for singles only.

Thanks, been looking through various rules & regs on sites but can't find it referred to, any idea how to tell whether NRNB only applies to singles?

You'll need to look in their small print in terms and conditions.  All could have slightly diff rules.  Most you will be OK with. Just double check or speak to a rep of the firm.