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Tim van Straten

By Tim van Straten

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The NFL Week 9 finale has arrived, and BetMGM is celebrating with three special sign-up offers. New customers in Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Virginia and Washington, D.C. qualify for the best promotion: a guaranteed $200 bonus after activating our BetMGM bonus code NEWSWEEK200 and placing any $10 wager on Buccaneers vs. Chiefs.

The remaining two offers are also great ways to start on BetMGM. "The King of Sportsbooks" offers a $1,500 first bet on the house when you use the code NEWSWEEK1500 to register. Meanwhile, a $10 bet leads to $250 in sportsbook and Casino bonuses when you enter the code NEWSWEEK250 in Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

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BetMGM Bonus Code NEWSWEEK200: Flip $10 Wager Into $200 Bonus for MNF

Tampa Bay and Kansas City are heading in opposite directions leading up to kickoff from Arrowhead Stadium. The Buccaneers (4-4) are reeling from critical injuries and are nine-point underdogs against the Chiefs (7-0), who are coming off an impressive win over the 49ers in a Super Bowl rematch.

Any first-time BetMGM customer from AZ, CO, DC, MD, MA, NC or VA can tackle Bucs-Chiefs with a no-brainer welcome offer. Sign up with the BetMGM bonus code NEWSWEEK200 and place just $10 on the action. Win or lose, BetMGM will set you up with $200 in bonus bets for more Monday Night Football betting and other sports, including the NBA and college basketball.

BetMGM issues four (4) $50 stakes to satisfy this offer. Use them all tonight or save some for other games within seven days of issuance.

BetMGM Also Offers $1.5K First Bet, $250 Bonus

Since the BetMGM bonus code NEWSWEEK200 is only available in a few places, prospective bettors in most legal states will get a different offer. That's not a bad thing, however, with BetMGM offering two impressive promotions through our promo links.

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MNF Boosts for Bucs vs. Chiefs

Make sure to capitalize on tonight's additional offers for Monday Night Football. BetMGM has several in-app promos to take advantage of once you've applied the BetMGM bonus code NEWSWEEK200 or any suitable code.

All users qualify for an MNF odds boost token. Bet on a spread, moneyline, point total or player prop before applying the boost, and BetMGM will take care of the rest.

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You can also tail BetMGM's "Lion's Boost." Get +175 odds (prev. +140) on QBs Patrick Mahomes and Baker Mayfield to each throw for at least 225 yards.

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