Betano Champions League offer: Get 50/1 on PSG or Inter with Betano
New customers can get 50/1 odds when they back either Paris Saint-Germain or Inter Milan in the Champions League final with Betano
Online bookies Betano is offering new customers the chance to back whoever they want to win in the Champions League final with a huge enhanced odds offer.
Take advantage of a thrilling opportunity with Betano's sign-up offer, boosting the odds to 50/1 for either Inter Milan or Paris Saint-Germain to win the Champions League final tonight.
Paris Saint-Germain are on the brink of making history, aiming to clinch their first-ever Champions League title as they face off against Inter at the Allianz Arena.
Inter Milan last lifted the prestigious trophy in 2010 under Jose Mourinho, triumphing over Bayern Munich at the Santiago Bernabeu.
According to the bookies, PSG enter the match as slight favourites with odds of 6/5. However, both teams have had impressive journeys to reach this stage, making it a tough call for punters.
In light of this, Betano is offering new customers a chance to back either team at enhanced odds of 50/1, adding an exciting twist to what promises to be a captivating finale.
Here is how you can claim your Betano offer:
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How to Claim your Free Bets bonus with Betano
Here is how you can claim this offer ahead of the Champions League final:
Click this link to create your Betano account
Opt into this promotion via the Offers tab or Sign Up page.
Make a deposit of minimum £5.
Place a max £1 bet at the normal price on Inter Milan - Match Betting - 90mins v Paris Saint-Germain, which kicks off at 20:00 on 31.05.2025.
You must do this between 10:00 on 28.05.2025 and 20:00 on 31.05.2025.
If you win, your bet will be paid at the normal price, you will have the extra amount credited in Free Bets, shortly after settlement, bringing your total returns up to the enhanced price of 50/1.
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