Boom Promo Code SOUTHXL: Get $100 First Entry for NBA Games This Week
By Ethan Stone
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It’s late October, which means there is no better time to be a sports fan. Tuesday night exemplifies that with NBA action, Game 4 of the World Series and much more to come this week for DFS fans.
Get in on all the action with Boom Fantasy thanks to our latest Boom promo code SOUTHXL. This offer unlocks a $100 first entry bonus for use on tonight’s action. Just play up to $100 and get that credit back if it loses.
There are 5 great games on the docket in the NBA Tuesday night, plus Game 4 of the World Series following an all-time finish last night in Game 3. Sign up here to use the Boom promo code SOUTHXL to get a $100 risk-free entry for tonight’s action or keep scrolling for more information on this no-brainer offer.
Boom Promo Code SOUTHXL For $100 First Entry
Get in on the action with our latest Boom promo code, which unlocks a $100 First Entry for NBA action on Tuesday and Game 4 of the World Series. Just sign up and play any amount up to $100 and, if your first entry wins, get it back as bonus credit for another shot at winning.
New customers can complete these steps to make a $100 entry on Tuesday night. Start playing pick’em and win real cash within a couple of minutes.
- Follow the links on this page to use Boom promo code SOUTHXL.
- Enter your phone number, email and other account info to complete the sign-up process.
- Download the Boom Fantasy app and make a deposit using an accepted payment method.
- Create a risk-free entry up to $100.
Boom Fantasy Picks for NBA Tuesday
There are 5 games on the docket for Tuesday night: 76ers at Wizards, Hornets at Heat, Knicks at Bucks, Kings at Thunder and Clippers at Warriors. Boom Fantasy has player picks and more ready to go for tonight’s action, plus Game 4 of the World Series and every other DFS market this week.
Here’s a look at some of our favorite picks for Tuesday’s NBA action:
VJ Edgecombe, Philadelphia 76ers: Higher 19.5 points
VJ Edgecombe is the real deal, folks. The 76ers rookie has eclipsed 25 points in 2 of his first 3 games as a Sixer, and he’s been a major part of Philadelphia’s 3-0 start to the season. Edgecombe wasn’t the most consistent scorer or shooter in college, but he’s been all business through 3 games of his NBA career. I’m on board for another big game against a bad Washington defense.
Cason Wallace, Oklahoma City Thunder: Higher 3.5 assists
Wallace has carved out an important role with the Thunder, and he’s pretty underrated as a playmaker. Not to mention, it’s easy to pick Wallace higher than 3.5 assists here just because of his supporting cast. It goes without saying, but it’s easier to record assists for a team surrounded by talent than, say, New Orleans for example. Sorry for the stray, Pelicans.
Steph Curry, Golden State Warriors: Higher 4.5 3-pointers made
This one speaks for itself. It doesn’t really matter what this number is to me, Curry is always going to give the “higher” option a chance. Curry is still the best 3-point shooter of all time, and it definitely doesn’t hurt to put your money on a guy like that.
Ethan Stone is a Tennessee graduate and loves all things college football and college basketball. Firm believer in fouling while up 3.
