NFL Week 6: Sportsbooks Offer Over $2,000 in Bonuses for New Users
Promotions from BetMGM, FanDuel, Fanatics, and bet365 provide opportunities for significant bonuses ahead of Sunday's games.
As NFL Week 6 kicks off, new users at several major sportsbooks have the opportunity to claim over $2,000 in combined bonuses. BetMGM, FanDuel, Fanatics, and bet365 are offering distinct promotions for those looking to place wagers on Sunday's slate of games.
BetMGM is offering new users a refund of their first bet, up to $1,500, in bonus bets if the initial wager loses. The platform suggests utilizing this offer on a prop bet, such as Giants running back Cam Skattebo to score the first touchdown against the Saints. If Skattebo is the first to score, a $100 bet could yield $650. If another player scores first, the user receives a $100 bonus bet. The Giants are expected to target Skattebo against a Saints team that has allowed a high number of touchdowns to opposing running backs.
FanDuel is providing new users with the chance to earn up to $250 in bonus bets. This promotion requires a $5 wager, which earns a $50 bonus bet. This process can be repeated for five days, totaling $250 in bonuses. For Week 6, a recommended strategy involves a 6-point teaser for the Colts vs. Titans and Patriots vs. Jets games, with the Colts and Patriots expected to perform well at home.
Fanatics Sportsbook has a promotion where new users can bet $20 on a Week 6 game and earn $350 in FanCash when using the promo code FOXNEWS350. The suggested bet is on the Jacksonville Jaguars to cover the -2.5 spread against the Houston Texans in London. The Jaguars, with a 4-1 record, are seen as having a competitive advantage due to playing their second consecutive game in London.
Bet365 is offering new users $200 in bonuses from a $10 wager. Regardless of the outcome of the bet, $200 in bonuses will be credited to the user's account. The promotion can be applied to a $10 bet on the Atlanta Falcons moneyline against the Chicago Bears. The Falcons are favored at home, with a strong rushing defense and a perceived quarterback advantage over the Bears, who are expected to start a backup quarterback and rely on their run game.