Bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365: Get $150 Bonus for Clippers-Nuggets, MLB, NHL
Prepare for Game 7 in the Nuggets-Clippers series with bet365 bonus code WEEK365. New players will have a chance to lock in a $150 bonus with any $5 bet on the game and other NBA Playoffs matchups this weekend.
The other option is a $1,000 safety-net bet. Players who lose on the safety-net bet will be eligible for up to $1,000 back in bonuses. Let's take a closer look at the details of this exclusive offer.
The Nuggets and Clippers are playing the best series in the first round. Between superstars showing out, game winners and bad blood, this matchup has it all. bet365 Sportsbook will provide players with a chance to go all in on this must-see Game 7. We also recommend checking out the daily bet boosts for the NBA, MLB, NHL and more.
bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365: How to Sign Up
Bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365 New User Offer Bet $5, Get $150 in Bonus Bets Guaranteed OR
$1,000 First Bet Safety Net In-App Promos NBA Bet Boosts, MLB Early Payout, NHL 30% SGP Boost, etc. Terms and Conditions New Customers – 21+ in Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, and Virginia Bonus Last Verified On May 3, 2025 Information Confirmed By Tyler Everett, Newsweek Sports Betting
Before we dive into the different ways to bet on Nuggets vs. Clippers, let's take a quick look at how to sign up. New players will need to use bonus code WEEK365 to qualify for either offer. There is a $150 bonus or a $1,000 safety net bet.
Answer the required prompts with basic identifying information. This will include name, date of birth, email address, mailing address and other pertinent information. Make a cash deposit using instant bank transfer, credit card, debit card, Apple Pay and PayPal.
Finally, start with a $5 bet on the NBA to win $150 in bonuses. Anyone who wants to go bigger on a first bet can do so with the safety net offer. Place a cash wager on the NBA, NHL, MLB or any other sport.
Choose $150 Bonus or $1,000 Safety Net Bet
There are two options on the table for players at bet365 Sportsbook. Players who want to keep things simple can start with a $5 bet on Nuggets-Clippers. This will trigger a $150 bonus, no matter the outcome of the selected game.
But don't forget about the safety net bet. Players who lose on that safety net bet will be eligible for up to $1,000 in bonuses. This is an opportunity to raise the stakes on Nuggets-Clippers or any other game this weekend. This is a flexible offer that puts the power in the hands of the players.
NBA Bet Boosts on bet365 Sportsbook
The Nuggets are looking to protect home court against the battle-tested Clippers. Nikola Jokic is putting together another great series, but Kawhi Leonard is always dangerous in a Game 7. bet365 Sportsbook will have tons of ways to get in on the action during the NBA playoffs. Check out the different bet boosts available for Nuggets vs. Clippers on Saturday night:
Nikola Jokic to record 30+ points, 10+ assists and 10+ rebounds (+400)
Kawhi Leonard to score 25+ points, James Harden to score 25+ points and the Clippers to win (+800)
Jamal Murray to record 25+ points, 5+ assists and 4+ three-pointers made (+500)
Norm Powell, Ivica Zubac, Aaron Gorden and Michael Porter Jr. each to score 15+ points (+1400)
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