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The Tigers-Phillies game on Sunday Night Baseball will wrap up a busy weekend in MLB. Teams are finishing their first series since the trade deadline, and Sunday night's game between two contenders is a potential World Series preview. Other games like Astros-Red Sox and Rangers-Mariners carry heavy meaning for playoff races across MLB.
The WNBA also provides five games to bet on with Liberty-Sun, Mystics-Dream, Fever-Storm, Mercury-Sky and Valkyries-Aces. The Wyndham Championship will also wrap up on Sunday.
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Caesars Sportsbook Promo Code NEWSWK2DYW For Tigers-Phillies
As noted above, a $1 bet on any game will activate your 10 100 percent profit boost tokens. Let's go through how you can use this offer while using the Tigers-Phillies game as an example.
Let's say you are a big Phillies fan and want to bet on them to beat the Tigers on Sunday Night Baseball. A $1 bet on the Phillies moneyline will instantly release your 10 100 percent profit boost tokens. Any other market for this game will activate your offer, too.
So, once you place your initial bet, you will be able to use your profit boost tokens on any market. Maybe you would like to double your potential winnings on a prop bet like Cristopher Sanchez to strike out a certain number of Tigers batters.
You can bet up to $25 with these tokens, and you will have 14 days to use them before they expire from your account.
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