Bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365: Claim $150 MLB New User Bonus This Week
The bet365 bonus code WEEK365 scores a $150 MLB new user signup offer to use on upcoming MLB games this week.
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The bet365 bonus code WEEK365 provides new users with the choice between $150 in bonus bets or a $1,000 first bet. Create a new account in time for Sunday's MLB games like Red Sox-Cubs, Brewers-Dodgers and Tigers-Rangers. Click here to start the registration process and claim the offer you prefer.
With the trade deadline approaching at the end of July, Sunday's MLB games loom large for many teams. Fringe playoff teams could become buyers or sellers depending on how their games over the next week or so go. The matchups mentioned above will take much of the attention for Sunday, but new users will have plenty of other chances to take advantage of the welcome offer they prefer with every team in action.
Sign up before first pitch and use any game to activate your desired promo.
bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365: $150 Bonus Or $1K 1st Bet For MLB Sunday
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 Early Payout, MLB Daily Lineups, etc. Terms and Conditions New Customers - 21+ in Eligible States Bonus Last Verified On July 20, 2025 Information Confirmed By Newsweek
This welcome promo from bet365 is unique in the sports betting industry, as you will get the choice between the $150 in bonus bets or the $1,000 first bet safety net.
Let's start with how to use the popular $150 bonus offer. All you have to do is place a $5 bet on any market to activate your reward. The outcome of your initial bet does not matter, and you will receive the bonus bets before your initial wager settles.
For example, if you bet $5 on the outcome of the Tigers-Rangers game on Sunday Night Baseball, you will unlock your reward to use right away.
With the $1,000 first bet offer, you can wager up to that amount and get a bonus refund if your bet loses. Let's say you bet $750 on the Tigers to win. If your bet wins, you will receive a large payout. If your bet loses, you will receive a $750 bonus refund to use later on.
Bonus bets you receive with either offer will expire after seven days.
In-App Opportunities For MLB Sunday
When you are set up with a new account in time for Sunday's MLB games, you can claim several in-app promos. These offers include bet boosts, early payouts and more.
Scroll to the MLB page to see popular parlays with boosted odds for Sunday's game. You can also click on an individual game to view the popular same game parlays that also have boosted odds.
Get up and running to take advantage of your welcome offer and these in-app opportunities.
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Start by clicking here or on any of our links to go to the registration page. Then, follow the steps to create your account and activate your welcome offer:
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Place initial bet to activate $150 bonus or $1,000 first bet offer
Any bonus bets you receive will expire seven days after they are credited to your account
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