2012 Masters Snooker Money Back Special at Paddy Power

Online bookmaker Paddy Power are offering some great snooker betting coverage for the 2012 Masters with their Money Back Special. The highly rated bookie is following the action from the Alexandra Palace, including showing live streams on Paddy Power TV of the top snooker action, which runs from January 15th to the 22nd. The online bookmaker Paddy Power have already paid out a refund with this promotion on the first round match of Ding Junhui v Ronnie O’Sullivan, which the Rocket won 6-4. The Money Back Special? Well, if there is a century break in the final frame of the match, then Paddy Power will refund any losing match bets with a free bet. Ronnie O’Sullivan rattled off a 125 break in the final frame to beat the defending Champion Ding Junhui, and that meant that bookie Paddy Power paid out lost stake refunds on match winner bets placed on the defeated Ding Junhui. So great coverage on your Snooker match betting for the 2012 Masters with Paddy Power. The offer only applies to pre match winner bets placed, and does not apply to live in play bets on the market. So with the top potter cueing up for success at the Masters, and with the defending champion already having been dispatched, who will take the crown this year. Will Ronnie O’Sullivan hit the heights again? Will Mark Selby be able to notch up his third Masters career title, or will the rising star that is England’s Judd Trump follow up on his recent UK Championship success with victory in his first attempt in the Masters main draw.

Online bookmaker Paddy Power offer a free £50 bet for new customers registering an account with them. The bookie will generously match the value of a first stake on a new account with a free bet, up to the maximum value of £50 with their welcome bonus offer. This gives their new customers a great bit of free betting cash to enjoy on their new account, a great way to get started with sports betting at Paddy Power.

Selected 2012 Masters Snooker Betting Odds at Paddy Power
Ronnie O’Sullivan 7/2, Judd Trump 11/2, John Higgins 11/2, Mark Selby 11/2