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You Can Earn Your Club Cash With BetBright!

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We are forever hearing stories about grassroots football clubs suffering due to a lack of finances, but now there is an easy way to boost your club’s coffers.

For every fan that opens a new account with BetBright grassroots and stakes £25 or more, their club receives £40 whilst they also get a free £20 bet.

Our grassroots club funding initiative continues to gain momentum with over 100 clubs now signed up.

The initiative is open to any club, at any level, be it football, cricket, rugby, tennis and even non sporting clubs/organisations can take advantage.

There is no joining fee, no setup costs and 100% of the £40 goes to your club. As soon as we receive your email we can have your club on site, ready for signups, in as little as 24 hours.

How it works

  1. Contact [email protected] with your club details
  2. We will set you up on the www.betbright.com/grassroots page
  3. Tell your fans to visit the page and open an account
  4. Then every month we will pay you £40 for every new account who has staked £25 or more

If you are unsure or have any questions please contact us on [email protected]

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