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Kalshi Promo Code TSNEWS: Get $25 Sign Up Bonus for MLB Predictions

Create an account using the Kalshi promo code TSNEWS and redeem a $25 welcome bonus for MLB prediction markets.

Kalshi Promo Code TSNEWS: Get $25 Sign Up Bonus for MLB Predictions

The Sporting News is offering a $25 sign-up bonus for Kalshi's prediction markets, available to new users in the United States. To claim this bonus, customers must first make a deposit and place a cumulative $25 in trades on Kalshi’s prediction markets. Once this threshold is met, the $25 bonus is unlocked and ready for use. Kalshi operates legally in all 50 US states, and users must be at least 18 years old to participate.

The bonus can be applied to various MLB games, such as the Arizona Diamondbacks vs. Boston Red Sox or the Atlanta Braves vs. Minnesota Twins. The bonus is designed to provide immediate leverage on the diamond, allowing traders to capitalize on favorable odds and potentially increase their winnings.

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