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By Tim van Straten
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It's time to capitalize on the latest Fanatics Sportsbook promo for the MLB Playoffs. New customers who grab this "10x$100" sign-up offer unlock up to $1,000 in bonuses for MLB, NFL Week 5, college football and the rest of the markets available on Fanatics Sportsbook.
Fanatics Sportsbook Promo: $1K Bonus Match for New Players
This Fanatics Sportsbook promo for new users lasts 10 days, unlike competing offers that end after a day. First-time players can activate this welcome bonus by signing up through our links, eliminating the need for a specific promo code.
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Your first daily wager on any sport will trigger a guaranteed 100% bonus match up to $100. If you do this for 10 consecutive days, you'll end up with $1,000 in bonus bets. However, Fanatics will match any initial stake worth as little as $5 with -200 odds or longer.
The "10x$100" promotion is suitable for any sport on Fanatics Sportsbook. Bet on Wednesday's MLB postseason games, Thursday Night Football, Friday and Saturday college football and more. Rack up bonus bets and any cash winnings to fund your bankroll for an eventful fall.
Bet MLB, NFL, CFB on Fanatics
Fanatics Sportsbook has competitive odds for every sport, headlined by MLB, NFL and college football. Once you sign up, dive into the latest odds and place your bets to earn bonus bets and additional cash profit.
Let's start with MLB. The Wild Card Series continues today with elimination games for the Tigers vs. Astros, Royals vs. Orioles, Mets vs. Brewers and Braves vs. Padres. With a win, Detroit, Kansas City, New York and San Diego can advance to this weekend's divisional series.
Fanatics' daily rewards include profit boost tokens for select MLB betting markets. In addition, in-app bettors can get +130 odds (prev. -105) on San Diego's Fernando Tatis Jr. or New York's Francisco Lindor to record two or more hits tonight.
The fun continues with NFL Week 5, which kicks off Thursday with Buccaneers vs. Falcons. Atlanta is a 1.5-point favorite in its third primetime game of the season, while Tampa Bay looks to improve to 4-1.
Fanatics has a 50 percent Same Game Parlay boost for Thursday Night Football. Build your SGP with legs from Bucs-Falcons, and Fanatics will add a dramatic increase to your potential winnings.
Expect more offers later this week for Week 6 of college football. Saturday's headliners include No. 9 Missouri vs. No. 25 Texas A&M, No. 12 Ole Miss at South Carolina and No. 8 Miami (FL) at Cal.
How to Qualify for Fanatics Sportsbook Promo
Fanatics' registration process is simple to grasp. First, register using our links to unlock this Fanatics Sportsbook promo. Provide the necessary information to verify your identity, including your full legal name, email, residential address and date of birth.
Next, download the Fanatics Sportsbook app on your iPhone or Android. Fanatics Sportsbook is a mobile-only betting platform, so you'll need the app to place bets. From there, confirm your location and deposit cash using any secure payment method, including PayPal, online banking or a debit card.
Finally, place a bet worth up to $100 for 10 straight days. Your qualifying wager will trigger a matching bonus bet, no matter the outcome. All bonus bets expire seven days from receipt, so you'll have time to scour upcoming markets in pursuit of sizable cash winnings.
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