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New £10 Free Bet Offer

October 2020

Grosvenor Sport has introduced a brand new sports betting welcome offer. It allows new customers to received a £10 free bet on all televised premier league games over the weekend period. All you need to do is place a £10 qualifying bet on the first televised game that weekend.

You must be aged over 18 to open an account at the Grosvenor Sport betting site.

Betting promotions open to UK & Ireland residents only. T&C's apply.

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Last checked : 26/10/2020

Licence Number : 38750

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Last checked : 26/10/2020

Registration Number : 1099

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Grosvenor Sport News

Police may probe Barbarians video which allegedly shows players out drinking before aborted match

Sat 24th Oct 2020, 4:17pm

It is unclear whether the footage is from the first or second breach of Covid-19 bubble but it would appear to break social distancing rules ...

Government risking gambling industry collapse — and 7,200 jobs — due to ‘moral judgement’ says casino operator

Thu 22nd Oct 2020, 7:40am

Grosvenor Casino and Mecca Bingo executive claims deputy chief medical officer Jonathan Van-Tam agreed that premises were Covid-safe ...

Chris Robshaw was among 12 Barbarians players to ignore Covid rules ahead of England game

Thu 22nd Oct 2020, 3:08pm

Chris Robshaw's farewell appearance against England at Twickenham on Sunday is off after the former national captain was among a group of Barbarians players to breach Covid protocols.

Wealdstone crash out of the FA Cup to Hayes & Yeading United

Sat 24th Oct 2020, 12:56pm

Wealdstone crashed out of the FA Cup as Hayes & Yeading United pulled off a shock upset as they sealed a 2-0 victory.

Hollywood legends Fred and Adele Astaire's Mayfair mansion on sale for £9.5m

Fri 23rd Oct 2020, 3:08am

The Grade II listed mansion served as a pied-à-terre for the actor-dancer siblings during the roaring Twenties where they entertained royalty, celebrities and politicians including, Winston Churchill.