Paddy Power 2-Up Offer

Paddy Power 2-Up Offer

Could this be the greatest offer ever?

Paddy Power have been running their 2-Up offer on Premier League games for a couple of months now, and in that time its been hailed as one of the best Matched Betting offers ever! Even better.. They’ve started expanding it to tennis, darts and rugby matches.

So what is this offer all about and how can it make you potentially thousands in profit from a single account?

Paddy’s new football 2-Up offer (and similar variations on other sports) means that Paddy Power will pay your bet out as a winner if you team goes 2 goals up. So if you bet on a Manchester United to win in a Man U v Liverpool game.. and the score goes to 2-0.. then Paddy Power will settle your bet as a winner while the match is still playing.

 

Whats so good about that?

So you’ve placed a matched bet on Manchester United to win. The score goes to 2-0 and your back bet with Paddy Power has settled as a winner shortly after. Imagine then if Liverpool happened to score another 2 goals.. and the match finishes a draw. Well you’ve already been paid out as a winner with Paddy but you will ALSO be paid out as a winner on your lay half of the bet! You’ve just won BOTH the back and the lay bets for a mega pay day.

 

Sounds pretty good.. but what makes it the best offer EVER?

Well my friends, there are few reasons:

  1. There is no upper bet limit. This isn’t a free bet or a refund.. its your bet being paid out early and so there is no upper limit. You can literally bet as much as you can afford (and that Paddy will accept). People have been placing bets anywhere from £50 to £5000 per match. If you get a good odds match or an arb it means you could be losing as little as £1 per £1000 bet in qualifying losses. That’s excellent value
  2. You can trade out early. If your team goes 2-0 up, Paddy pays out, and then the score goes 2-1.. you can use Betfair’s Cash Out feature to instantly lock in profit. Similarly you could wait for the score to go 2-2 and cash out for an even bigger percentage if you wanted. Most people I’ve seen placing large bets on this offer will cash out a % of their back bet value when the score goes 2-1.. then cash out a bit more at 2-2 while leaving the rest to ride until the end of the match.
  3. IT WORKS ON GUBBED ACCOUNTS! What more is there to say about that? The £685 I made on this last month was all on an account that’s been gubbed for a year now.

 

What’s the chances of this triggering?

Some of the maths bods on various forums have calculated that this has a roughly 2-3% chance of triggering (ie: A team going 2-0 up and then losing the match), however the offer also triggers if its a draw.. AND you can trade out for some early profit as soon as the game goes 2-1. It’s already triggered on a couple of football matches this season plus some great trade-out opportunities on the tennis and darts.

This is an excellent offer if you’ve been gubbed by Paddy and have a large bank fund sat around not doing much. Wait for a good odds match on the Profit Accumulator bet finders (keep qualifying losses down to 1% of bet size) and then chuck on as much as you feel comfortable with. Remember you’ll also need enough liquidity in the exchange to be able to match these large bets.

Good luck!

13 thoughts on “Paddy Power 2-Up Offer

  1. Hi Guy – you certain this is available to gubbed accounts? The T&Cs say this:

    “Paddy Power reserves the right, at its discretion, to exclude certain customers from this promotion and to change the terms or availability of this offer at any time ”

    My gubbing email a couple of weeks back didn’t explicitly mention this promotion, but did say I wasn’t eligible for free bets and money back promos.

    1. Absolutely certain, I’ve had it pay out on a gubbed account and I know all of my friends have as well. If you’re unsure, you can check your bet history while the match is still going and wait until you see that the bet has settled before potentially doing any cash out on the exchange.

  2. Whilst the paddy 2up offer is great value a few comments I would make about your article. Firstly you are losing a ton of value using Betfair Exchange to lay off your bets, given the frequency of a turnaround in say a football match or a tennis match, it makes perfect sense to use smarkets as your go to exchange. The difference in qualifying loss through only paying 2% as opposed to 5% is huge. Secondly, if you take arbs on 2up even if you are gubbed you will end up 1% stake restricted, meaning you cant get anything more than around £150 on a banker and less than £50 on an evenly matched football game.

    1. I specifically use Betfair for this as it has far better in-play liquidity and response time than SMarkets. I use SMarkets for 90% of my other bets though as that 2% commission rate does make a huge difference.

      I’m not worried about getting stake restricted on a gubbed account.. after all, what else is a gubbed account useful for?!

      1. Because I was going to lock in profit before the game ended and to do that I needed to be certain that I’m going to get my early payment from the bookie. I’ll still test it without locking in the profit.

        1. There’s absolutely no need to contact customer support over something like this! You just wait for the payout to be made and then lock in if it does, if they don’t pay out early then you assume it doesnt work. By contacting CS you may alert them to the loophole and see it closed for all of us.

          1. Whereas writing about it in depth in a blog is a much more sensible way of keeping it under the radar…

          2. I wrote this over 9 months ago and the offer is still going.. I think we’re safe 😉

  3. Do you have any ideas for a specific, mathematically sensible, system for this (apart from Profit Accumulator), as you can’t back every team in every match? I know many people just back the underdog, but again you can’t really do this in every match, so it makes sense to narrow your selections down a bit.

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