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Now is a good time to get set up with Caesars Sportsbook. You will be able to redeem your profit boost tokens by betting on any MLB game taking place on Wednesday. This will secure your reward in time for this weekend's NFL preseason games.
Bet on baseball games like Royals-Red Sox or Padres-Diamondbacks tonight to secure your profit boost tokens. A bet on the Aces-Valkyries WNBA matchup will also activate your reward from Caesars Sportsbook.
The NFL preseason started last week with the Chargers-Lions Hall of Fame Game. This week's slate starts on Thursday with Colts-Ravens, Bengals-Eagles and Raiders-Seahawks.
These profit boost tokens can be used to double your winnings for bets up to $25 on any game. Just make sure that you use them within 14 weeks before they expire from your account.
Caesars Sportsbook Promo Code NEWSWK2DYW For MLB Wednesday
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Let's use one of Wednesday night's MLB games as an example. Maybe you would like to bet on the surging Red Sox to stay hot and beat the Royals again. You could bet $1 on the Red Sox moneyline and instantly unlock your profit boost tokens to use for your next 10 bets.
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Just make sure to use your profit boost tokens within two weeks before they expire.
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Roman Anthony and Jarren Duran EACH over 1.5 total bases (+275)
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Mariners win and Cal Raleigh hits a home run (+280)
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