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I think you may not be able to correctly predict all those matches and as a result the combo bet will be a loss. I think it isn't worth it to take such huge level risks in order to have higher rewards. Well, since you selected many matches in your slip it makes sense to know the results. I hope you may win the bet but the chance of winning such bets is very low.
That’s the whole point: knowing what you’re getting into and how you aim your "bullets" (bets). Read carefully; this is a "Free Bet."
Hear me out, you can actually determine your odds of winning; it’s not just left to fate. You can calculate them so you don’t have to cross your fingers or light a candle to a saint. Whether you claim "you’re going to lose" or "you’re going to win"; both are equally fallacious.
Many gamblers who think like you often use terms like "long, medium, or "short-term" as an escape hatch to sidestep the specifics. You should have quoted my full statement—that’s where your "fortune-teller" act falls apart.

The implied probability of winning is exactly 3.2%. This can shift depending on the specific bets analyzed, but the question is: why didn’t I choose more or fewer selections? Well, the maximum number of picks allowed for a "Free Bet" is 10, with a maximum multiplier of 99x. Adding that 10th pick (the maximum allowed) would have pushed the potential payout to nearly $1,200, but it would have also lowered my odds of winning even further.
Here’s the thing: the minimum odds for a pick are 1.30, which would yield a profit of $7.50. I’d rather take a different kind of risk than settle for a couple of bucks. Besides, a bet at 2.00 odds doesn’t guarantee a win—it just improves the odds, that’s all.
Furthermore, that 3.2% chance is better than a lottery ticket; both in terms of the actual odds and the fact that it’s a $0 investment.
On another note, here’s my advice regarding "Free Bets": the larger the potential prize, then, what you need to do is improve your implied probability of winning. Here are some examples of how your odds of winning (or losing, as the case may be) change:

Important: This is not investment advice, nor is it advice on how to lose your free bet—or the opposite, for that matter. If you do not understand this disclaimer, please proceed accordingly. 