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We're less than three weeks ago from the NFL season opener. When you click the NFL tab on the Fanatics Sportsbook app — one of the industry's leading sports betting apps — you'll see how every team is ranked in the Super Bowl LX odds.
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It's a busy Tuesday in MLB — particularly at Wrigley Field. The Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs are playing a day-night doubleheader with the Cubs trying to make up ground in the NL Central. There a bunch of ways on the Fanatics Sportsbook app to wager on Brewers-Cubs and every other game on the schedule tonight.
With other sports quiet today, it's a good opportunity to look ahead to the weekend. Believe it or not, college football season launches Saturday. That's the same day as the final NASCAR race before the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs begin. On Thursday, meanwhile, the $60 million Tour Championship gets underway in Atlanta with the PGA Tour's top 30 golfers battling to split up the spoils.
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New users who sign up by Aug. 23 can receive the maximum number of No Sweat Bet opportunities — 26 total, or up to $2,600 through Sept. 29. From Aug. 24-28, the maximum reward falls to 25, and continues to decrease daily through Sept. 18. Fanatics Sportsbook will automatically add one No Sweat Bet to your account each eligible game day throughout the promotional window.
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