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With a huge Knicks-Cavs NBA matchup and a busy day of MLB ahead, the BetMGM bonus code SDS1500 will offer players either a $150 bonus or $1,500 first bet offer for any of the action. Bet up to that amount on the aforementioned games or matchups like Mets-Marlins or Heat-Celtics and get your full stake back in bonus bets if you lose.
Instead of the $1.5K bet offer, customers who register in CO, MI, NJ, PA and WV will get a chance to win $150 in bonus bets if the first bet you place, it being $5 or more, ends up winning.
BetMGM Bonus Code SDS1500 for Big NBA, MLB Wednesday
As a first time customer, there is a ton of baseball and basketball action you can choose to bet on tonight. Whether you’re betting on Knicks-Cavaliers, Hawks-Mavericks or Red Sox-Orioles, apply the BetMGM bonus code now to secure the welcome offer available to you.
With each offer being different, we can use some examples to show you how these offers would be credited to your account. The first step for you would be to turn on the location settings of your device, which will ensure that BetMGM gives you the eligible offer.
The “Bet $5, Win $150 Bonus” offer is self-explanatory. You bet $5 initially on one of the games tonight, like Hornets-Pacers. That starter bet can be on one of these teams to cover, the game total, a moneyline or one of the player props available. Whatever you choose, it just has to succeed. So, if you bet $5 on Indiana and they win, you also win the $150. While $5 is the minimum, you can also choose to bet more which would earn you a higher cash payout plus the $150 bonus in the event of a win.
Other states will claim the $1,500 first bet offer. This offer gives a first time customer, like yourself, a little more leeway to bet big. If you want to put something like $800 on The Astros to win or $400 on a parlay that includes The Mets winning and Juan Soto to hit a home run, it all qualifies. Then, if the bet settles as a loss, BetMGM will repay your whole stake back to your account in the form of bonus bets. So if that $800 on The Astros lost, you would get $800 in bonus bets back.
Other Sportsbook Highlights to Know
When your account is active, take a look around to find other deals that BetMGM has for both its new and existing customers. Some of these promotions can enhance your odds while others give you a shot at big time prizes. Here are some of the ones you should look out for:
- MLB Parlay Boost: Build yourself an all baseball parlay and get an odds enhancement for a bigger cashout
- Second Place for PGA: Pick the winner of the Valero open this weekend and if that golfer comes in second place, get your cash stake credited back to you
- NHL Hat Trick Jackpot: Choose any hockey player to score one (1) goal tonight and if that player ends up scoring three (3) goals in that same game, you win a share of $10,000 in bonus bets
- Refer a Friend: Use your personalized code to get friends to sign up and earn yourself a $100 bonus bet if they place and settle their first wager with BetMGM
Start Account with BetMGM Bonus Code SDS1500
The BetMGM bonus code can be applied when the directions indicate for you to do so, along with the rest of your personal information. This will include your legal name, a mailing address, your birthdate and your current location to ensure the welcome offer that will be eligible for you.
A first time cash deposit will also be required. Depending on which offer you receive, this can be as little as $10 or enough to cover however much you want to risk on your first bet. To deposit cash, use a debit card, credit card or online bank preferably, altho ApplePay and PayPay are acceptable options.
Signups in most states will get a $1,500 first bet deal while new bettors in CO, MI, NJ, PA and WV will get the “Bet $5, Win $150 Bonus” welcome offer. The bonus bets received through either of these promotions will be eligible up to and including seven (7) days.
Bob Wankel is VP of sports betting content for SportRadar. He covers the Phillies, breaking news, and sports gambling for the website Crossing Broad. He is also a producer and co-host of Crossed Up: A Phillies Podcast. A South Jersey resident and graduate of Monmouth University, his past work includes six seasons as a freelance producer at NFL Films.
