FanDuel Promo Code: Get Up to $200 in Bonus Bets for Miami at Notre Dame and CFB Free Picks
Saturday's college football schedule is loaded with high profile matchups, rivalry games, and potential offensive shootouts. That gives a lot of opportunities to use the latest FanDuel promo code. This offer gives new customers the opportunity to earn up to $200 in Bonus Bets by completing four days of qualifying wagers.
The latest FanDuel promotion allows new customers to earn up to $200 in Bonus Bets by placing four days of qualifying wagers. No promo code is required - simply follow the steps outlined below to claim this offer.
To get started, click the FanDuel banner on this page and create a new account. Make a first deposit of at least $5 and then place a qualifying $5 wager on each of your first four days of betting. Your qualifying wagers must be placed with your own deposited funds, not bonus money. For each qualifying day, you will receive $50 in Bonus Bets, totaling $200.
The promotion applies to various types of wagers including spreads, totals, moneylines, player props and same-game parlays. Fans can also explore betting options for other sports on FanDuel's platform, such as the NFL, NBA, NHL and more.
Some of the big college football games on Saturday include No. 5 Alabama vs. No. 14 LSU, No. 23 Oregon vs. No. 12 Ohio State, and the highly anticipated matchup between No. 1 Miami and No. 11 Notre Dame. FanDuel suggests leaning towards Miami +7.5 for this last game.
In addition to the big games, there are several other high-profile matchups featuring top-25 teams. The source suggests considering the moneyline on Oklahoma State vs. Kansas State, Boise State vs. Colorado State, and Air Force vs. Army. A recommended four-leg parlay combines a moneyline bet on Oklahoma State, a spread bet on Boise State, and two totals, offering +855 odds.
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