FanDuel Promo Code: Claim $150 Bonus For Orioles-Phils, MLB Games
Start up a new account with the FanDuel promo code to get a chance at $150 in bonus bets for Monday's MLB games.
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Capitalize on the latest FanDuel promo code for Monday's MLB games and get a chance at $150 in bonus bets with a winning $5 wager on any game. Bet on games like Orioles-Phillies or Yankees-Rangers for your chance to win the bonus bets.
Click here to sign up and secure this new user offer.
You will be able to choose from 13 MLB games to bet on today.
The Phillies will look to beat the Orioles to maintain their lead in the National League East over the Mets, who host the Guardians. The Phillies and Mets are separated by just 0.5 games in the division standings.
Elsewhere, the Yankees are visiting the Rangers after being swept by the surging Marlins. New York and Texas are both in the thick of the wild card race. The Yankees are looking to maintain their spot, while the Rangers are looking to close the gap.
A winning $5 bet on any market will secure your bonus bets with the FanDuel promo code offer. You will have plenty of choices with Monday's MLB slate.
FanDuel Promo Code Offer For Orioles-Phillies, MLB Monday
Knowing that you must win your $5 bet to get the bonus bets, you should look at a wide variety of markets to find one that you feel is likely to settle as a win. Let's use the Orioles-Phillies game as an example.
A $5 Phillies moneyline bet would qualify for this promo, but predicting the winner of an individual MLB game is hard, no matter how lopsided the matchup looks on paper. You might want to look at some prop bet options instead. For example, you could bet on players like Trea Turner or Bryce Harper to record a hit.
The odds do not matter in this case. Prioritize the likelihood that your bet will settle as a win, rather than the potential payout. Once you find a market that appeals to you, place your bet and wait for it to settle to see if you win the $150 in bonus bets.
FanDuel Sportsbook MLB Monday Parlays
When you are set up with a new FanDuel Sportsbook account, you will be able to capitalize on the popular pre-made parlays in the "parlay hub" section of the app. You can filter for different sports, like MLB, MMA, WNBA, NFL and more.
A few examples for Monday's MLB games are listed below:
Tigers, Brewers, Phillies, Dodgers, Blue Jays all win (+808)
Dodgers, Blue Jays, Mets, Phillies (+429)
Tyler Glasnow 8+ strikeouts, Quinn Priester 6+ strikeouts, Jesus Luzardo 8+ strikeouts, Sean Manaea 6+ strikeouts (+110)
Secure FanDuel Promo Code New User Offer
Claim this offer from FanDuel Sportsbook by clicking here and following the steps below:
Provide basic personal information (Name, date of birth, mailing address, email, phone number, etc.)
Use secure payment method for first deposit (Credit card, debit card, PayPal account, online banking, etc.)
Place initial $5 bet and wait for it to settle to see if you win $150 in bonus bets
If you do win the $150 in bonus bets, you will have one week to use them before they expire from your account.
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