A bet token is a promotion a bookmaker adds to your betting account as a credit you attach to a bet, such as a bonus bet, an odds boost or a saver. In an account, bet token means anything held as a promotion rather than as cash, and each token carries its own value and terms, usually with an expiry, set by the bookmaker that issued it.
The national rules use the word too: the National Consumer Protection Framework calls a bonus bet a complementary betting credit or token, and says its winnings must be withdrawable without any turnover requirement.
Bonus, boost and saver tokens
| Token | What it does | If the bet loses |
|---|---|---|
| Bonus token | Places a bet without your cash; a winner usually pays winnings only | The token is used up |
| Boost token | Raises the price or winnings on one bet, up to a stake cap | You lose your cash stake |
| Saver token | Refunds the stake when the bet loses in the way it names | A refund, if it lost that way |
Example: Illustrative tokens, not current offers. A $15 bonus token at $5.00 pays 15 x (5.00 - 1) = $60 if it wins, because it settles stake not returned. A boost adding 20% to the winnings of a $25 bet at $2.40 turns 25 x 1.40 = $35 into 35 x 1.20 = $42, so a winner returns $67, not $60. A saver on a $30 win bet at $6.50 refunds the $30 as a bonus bet if the runner runs second or third.
That refund is a fresh bonus token, worth less than $30 of cash, and bonus bets explained covers those in full.
Expiry and eligible markets
Two limits decide whether a token can be used at all:
- Expiry. Most tokens lapse at a date and time their terms state, and an unused token is then worth nothing.
- Eligible markets and bet types. A token may cover racing only, one sport or event, singles, or multis of a set length, and a bet outside them gets none of its benefit.
The rest set its value: any minimum price, a boost's or saver's maximum stake, whether a bonus token can be split, and whether it combines with other offers. Some tokens only apply once you opt in to the promotion.
Who issues bet tokens, and on what terms
The bookmaker issues every token under its own terms: it chooses which accounts get them, decides whether a bet qualifies and can stop issuing them. No token may be offered as a reason to open an account or refer someone, a national ban since 26 May 2019 (26 November 2019 in NSW). Tokens only reach accounts you already hold, through the offer shapes in betting promotions in Australia.
How B337 sessions use tokens already on your account
B337 sessions work only with tokens a bookmaker has already put on your account, such as bonus bets, bet boosts and money-back savers, under that bookmaker's rules: no token, no promo bet. Auto Scan Promos checks your accounts for offers through the day, and the Promos page shows each one with the expiry date its bookmaker gives. Opt-in Discord warnings cover offers with 48 hours or less to run. Sessions come with Full Automation, which you set up with the team, and run only while the bot is running on your computer; the price is confirmed before you pay, and bets use credits.
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Risk: Betting involves risk. A bonus token that loses pays nothing, and a boost or saver changes what a bet pays without making it more likely to win. Many bookmakers restrict automated betting in their terms and can limit your stakes, void bets or close your account. See responsible gambling for limits and support.