BetMGM Bonus Code NW150: Get $150 Betting Bonus For Chelsea-PSG, MLB Games
The BetMGM bonus code NW150 will secure a $150 bonus on the Chelsea vs. PSG Club World Cup final along with any of Sunday's 15 MLB games.
Use the latest BetMGM bonus code NW150 welcome offer to secure a $1,500 first bet offer or get a chance at $150 in bonus bets with a winning $10 wager. Sign up here before the Chelsea-PSG Club World Cup final on Sunday and Sunday's MLB games to make the most of the welcome offer you are eligible for.
The offer you receive depends on your location when you create your new account. New users who sign up in select states (MI, NJ, PA and WV) will receive the $150 bonus offer, which requires a winning $10 bet for the reward. Users in other states will get the $1,500 first bet offer.
The Chelsea-PSG game will garner much attention with the Club World Cup title on the line. Chelsea defeated Fluminense in the semifinal, while PSG is coming off of a shocking 4-0 demolition of Real Madrid.
If the soccer game does not appeal to you, there is a full slate of MLB games to take advantage of, headlined by the Cubs-Yankees and Dodgers-Giants matchups.
Sign up now to make the most of your welcome offer and in-app offers with BetMGM on Sunday.
BetMGM Bonus Code NW150 For Club World Cup Final, MLB
BetMGM Bonus Code NW150 New User Offer Bet $10, Get $150 Bonus (MI, NJ, PA, WV Only) or $1,500 First-Bet Offer In-App Promos Soccer Parlay Boost Token, MLB Daily Swing, etc. Terms and Conditions 21+ and Present in Participating States Bonus Last Verified On July 13, 2025 Information Confirmed By Newsweek Sports Betting Staff
Let's start with the $1,500 first bet offer. You will have the chance to bet up to that amount and get a bonus refund if your bet settles as a loss.
For example, maybe you think PSG will beat Chelsea, so you put something like $1,000 on them to win the game. If your bet wins, you will secure a large payout to jumpstart your account. If your bet loses, you will be given $1,000 in bonus refunds to use later on.
If you get the $150 bonus offer, you must win your initial $10 bet to get the reward. Make sure to bet on something that you feel is likely to settle as a win. That could be the Chelsea-PSG game, or it could be any of the MLB games. A moneyline, spread, over/under or even a prop bet will work for this promo.
Chelsea-PSG Betting Odds, Preview
The Club World Cup is coming to a conclusion on Sunday. As mentioned above, PSG is coming off of a dominant win over Real Madrid, while Chelsea just beat Fluminense in the semifinal.
Going into Sunday's game, PSG is the favorite. There are plenty of markets for new users to bet on with their welcome offer or bonus bets. Below are the odds for the game at BetMGM:
Regular time: Chelsea (+400), tie (+320), PSG (-165)
To lift the trophy: Chelsea (+240), PSG (-325)
Redeem BetMGM Bonus Code NW150 New User Promo
Secure this welcome offer by clicking here and entering the bonus code NW150 when creating your new account. All you have to do to secure your account is provide basic personal information, like your name, date of birth, mailing address, etc. Enable location services on your device to ensure that you receive the offer you are eligible for.
From there, you will just have to place your first bet after making an initial deposit to your account. That can be done with a credit card or any other secure payment method.
Any bonus bets you receive will be valid for one week before expiring.
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