Hard Rock Bet Offers $500 in No Sweat Bets for Patriots-Bears Game
New users can claim a promotion for the Thursday Night Football matchup between the New England Patriots and the Chicago Bears.
Hard Rock Bet is offering new users $500 in "No Sweat Bets" for the upcoming Thursday Night Football game between the New England Patriots and the Chicago Bears. The promotion allows new customers to place a wager, and if it loses, receive a bonus bet equal to the amount wagered, up to $500.
To claim the offer, new users must sign up for Hard Rock Bet, download the app, and create an account. After completing verification, a first deposit of at least $5 is required. The promotion applies to a wager of at least $5 on a selection with odds of -500 or longer. Following the grading of this initial wager, users will receive ten "No Sweat Bet" tokens, one per day for ten days, each valued up to $50. If any of these bonus bets lose, a bonus bet of equal value will be credited. The "No Sweat Bet" tokens expire on the day they are issued, and bonus bets expire after seven days.
The Patriots and Bears are both entering the game with a 4-2 record. The Patriots are second in their division, trailing the 5-1 Bills, while the Bears are behind the 5-0 Vikings and the 4-2 Packers. Both teams have positive point differentials this season.
Offensively, the Patriots are averaging 374.2 total yards per game, ranking seventh in the league. They are tenth in passing yards per game with 243.5 and sixth in rushing yards per game with 130.7. However, they are in the bottom half of the league in points scored, averaging 22.7 per game.
The Bears' offense ranks fifth in the league with 388.3 total yards per game. They are averaging 227.7 passing yards per game, placing them 15th overall, with quarterback Caleb Williams having missed three games. Chicago boasts the best rushing offense in the league, averaging 160.7 yards per game, and scores an average of 25.0 points per game, 12th in the league.
The game is scheduled for Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 8:15 PM ET, to be played at Soldier Field in Chicago and will be broadcast on Prime Video. The Bears' strengths in the running game are notable, but both teams demonstrate effectiveness in both running and passing attacks. This shared offensive capability suggests a competitive matchup.