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The Blue Jays-Tigers game is a matchup between two of the top teams in the American League. With Tigers struggling as of late, including an 11-4 loss last night, this matchup could impact the seeding in the American League Playoffs. Meanwhile, the Phillies will look to bounce back from a wild 9-8 loss Wednesday and regain first place in the National League East when they open a three-game set against the Yankees in the Bronx.
Sign up now and bet $1 on any of these games to get your profit boost tokens. These tokens can be used to double your winnings on your next 10 bets up to $25. They will be available in your account for 14 days before they expire.
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As an example, you could put $1 on the outcome of the Blue Jays-Tigers game and instantly get your tokens credited to your account. This allows you to turn around and immediately double your winnings for your next 10 bets. A bet on the spread, total or even a prop market will activate this offer, too. The WNBA games will also qualify to activate this promo.
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Your profit boost tokens can be used for wagers up to $25. They will be valid in your account for two weeks before they expire.
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