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When you set up a new sportsbook account with the bet365 bonus code WEEK365, you will be able to choose between $150 in bonus bets or a $1,000 first bet safety net. Use the promo you prefer to bet on any of tonight's MLB or WNBA games.
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We have a full slate of MLB games as betting options tonight. Key series like Phillies-Reds, Red Sox-Astros and Padres-Giants continue, while another notable series in Cubs-Blue Jays gets started. Each of these series involve teams that are either in a playoff spot or making a push to secure one.
The WNBA provides two options with Wings-Fever and Liberty-Sparks. The Fever will be without Caitlin Clark, but face a Wings team that has struggled despite Paige Bueckers' performance as a rookie. The Liberty will be without Breanna Stewart again against a Sparks team that is currently on the playoff bubble.
You will have the unique chance to choose what reward you prefer with the bet365 bonus code offer. Just sign up before today's games start to make the most of this promo.
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Let's start with the $1,000 first bet safety net. You will get the chance to bet up to that amount while knowing that you will get your stake refunded if your bet loses.
For example, you can bet something like $600 on the Phillies to beat the Reds tonight. If the Phillies win, you will receive a large cash payout. If the Reds win, you will receive a $600 bonus refund to use later on within bet365.
With the $150 bonus offer, all you have to do is bet $5 on any market. The outcome of that bet does not matter, and you will receive your reward before your initial bet even settles. So, a $5 Phillies moneyline bet will unlock your $150 in bonus bets.
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