Sports Betting Promos Offer Bonuses for Football and Baseball Action
Betr and BetMGM are providing new users with opportunities to claim bonus bets on upcoming NFL and MLB playoff games.
Sports betting platforms Betr and BetMGM are offering promotions for new users looking to wager on Monday night's NFL game and Major League Baseball playoff matchups. Both promotions require using the promo code FOXNEWS.
Betr is offering $200 in bonus bets for new customers who wager on either Monday Night Football or MLB playoff action. The offer includes two 'No Sweat Entries' that will be added to the account once verified. Users must deposit funds and can use their Betr Bucks to enter pick'em-style contests.
The MLB playoff schedule includes two American League Division Series games: the Chicago White Sox versus the Cleveland Guardians, and the New York Yankees versus the Tampa Bay Rays. The White Sox took Game 1 against the Guardians, while the Rays won their first game against the Yankees. The pitching matchups for Monday are Anthony Kay for the White Sox against Gavin Williams for the Guardians, and Cam Schlittler for the Yankees against Freddy Peralta for the Rays.
BetMGM is providing new users with a risk-free bet of up to $1,500. If a new user's first wager loses, BetMGM will credit their account with bonus funds equal to the amount of the wager, up to $1,500. This offer is available for the sole NFL game of the evening: the Atlanta Falcons against the New Orleans Saints.
The Falcons, with a 1-2 record, are relying on their young running back Bijan Robinson, who ranks sixth in the league in rushing yards. The Saints, also 1-2, are facing challenges at the running back position with Alvin Kamara, who has amassed 51 yards on 18 carries this season. The game is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on ESPN.
Both platforms outline a clear process for new users to claim their respective offers, involving account creation, verification, and initial deposits. These promotions aim to capitalize on the combined interest in the NFL and MLB playoff seasons.