Bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365: Claim $150 Bonus For MLB, NFL Hall of Fame Game
With the bet365 bonus code WEEK365, new users will receive a $150 bonus to use for MLB action along with the NFL Hall of Fame Game.
Sign up for a new sportsbook account with the bet365 bonus code WEEK365 and choose between two welcome offers for Thursday's MLB games and the Hall of Fame Game between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Detroit Lions.
Click here to start up your account in time for the action.
When you get up and running with a new account, bet365 offers you the choice between a $150 bonus bet offer or a $1,000 first bet safety net. These promos can be activated with any market available across bet365 on Thursday.
It is trade deadline day in MLB. We have three games to bet on as we see what pieces contenders add. The first game is Rays-Yankees, as they wrap up their four-game set in the Bronx. The Cincinnati Reds, fresh off a deal for Ke'Bryan Hayes, will host the Atlanta Braves, and the Texas Rangers visit the Seattle Mariners for a key division matchup that also has wild card implications.
The Hall of Fame Game will not feature star players from the Chargers or Lions, but it is the first taste of NFL action we will get in 2025, and there are some markets to take advantage of within bet365.
bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365 For MLB, Hall of Fame Game
Bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365 New User Offer Bet $5, get $150 Bonus OR $1,000 first bet safety net In-App Promos MLB 30% SGP Boost, MLB Instant Payout, MLB Daily Lineups, etc. Terms and Conditions New Customers - 21+ in Eligible States Bonus Last Verified On July 31, 2025 Information Confirmed By Newsweek
Both of these offers are easy to use with bet365, but let's start with the $150 bonus. All you have to do is bet $5 on any market to activate this offer. The outcome of that bet does not matter, and you will receive your bonus bets before that wager even settles.
As an example, maybe you want to put $5 on the Chargers to win the Hall of Fame Game against the Lions. You will then immediately get your $150 in bonus bets credited to your account.
If you prefer the $1,000 first bet safety net, you could bet up to that amount on any game and get your stake back if your bet loses. For example, if you put $700 on the Mariners to win, you will collect a large payout if your bet wins. If the Rangers win, you will get your $700 stake refunded in the form of a bonus.
Odds For NFL Hall of Fame Game
As noted above, stars like Jared Goff, Justin Herbert and others will not be playing in the Hall of Fame Game. Still, bet365 offers some markets to take advantage of:
Chargers: +115 / +2 (-110) / O33 (-110)
Lions: -135 / -2 (-110) / U33 (-110)
You can also bet on the margin of victory, double result markets and the over/under for how many points each team will score in this game. Any of these markets will qualify for the welcome offer you choose.
Claim bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365 Welcome Offer
Sign up here or through any of our other links and provide the bonus code WEEK365 to claim this welcome offer from bet365. You will be asked to provide basic personal information, like your name, date of birth, email address and more to create your account.
From there, make an initial deposit with a secure payment method, like a credit card, to cover your first wager. Your initial bet will activate your desired offer from bet365.
Use any bonus bets you get within seven days before they expire from your account.
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