TVG raises the bar of hospitality by welcoming you with a risk-free bet of up to $300! Let us explain. 

Let us say you register with TVG and make a deposit. On your first bet (single-horse type), if the horse you pick to win doesn’t, TVG will generously refund your bet. 

How to get a bonus

Therefore, you can get as much as $300 refunded to you on your first bet if your horse fails to win!

Take for example, on your first bet after registering, you place a bet with $200 on a horse to win. If the horse loses, TVG will refund that $200 as site credit to you.

How to wager a bonus 

Traditionally bookmakers are a bit stringent on the generosity of their welcome bonuses. Those that manage to offer you sizable welcome bonuses end up warping those bonuses with impossible-to-fulfill wagering conditions, making the bonuses almost worthless.

The good news is TVG is not among this mischievous bunch. There are absolutely zero wagering requirements to claim this bonus. 

The only caveat we would point out here is that the money refunded can’t be withdrawn. Instead, it can only be used for betting.

How to withdraw

On TVG, you can pull money from your betting account via visa debit, eCheck, pre-paid card, Paypal, wire transfer, overnight check, check by mail, and cash at the track.

Withdrawal options like Paypal, debit card, eCheck attract zero deposit charges. Withdrawals via Visa Debit can take at most 25 hours to be processed. 

Pre-paid card withdrawals take between 24-30 hours to be processed. It is way longer for eCheck as it can take as long as five days to process withdrawals via this channel. 

If you are keen on speed, you may want to explore faster channels like bank wire and overnight check. 

Understandably, given their accelerated processing time, there is a fee attached.

Transactions prosecuted through bank wire have a transaction fee of $15. Overnight check attracts a transaction fee of $40.

Pros

Up to $300 refund available on the first bet

Charming Super 8 and Super 5 daily offers

Befitting rewards for existing customer

Cons

Relatively pricey withdrawal fees