DraftKings Promo Code: Get $200 Bonus for Knicks-Magic NBA Cup Semis
By Bob Wankel
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The NBA Cup semifinals are heating up in Las Vegas, and new sports bettors can capitalize on the action for tonight’s high-stakes tournament games with the latest DraftKings promo code. With marquee matchups like the New York Knicks vs Orlando Magic and the heavily favored Oklahoma City Thunder taking on the San Antonio Spurs, this promotion offers a low-risk, high-reward entry point into tournament basketball betting that unlocks a $200 bonus.
DraftKings Promo Code for Knicks-Magic, NBA Cup Games
DraftKings Promo Code: Bet $5, Win $200 Details
This exclusive welcome offer is designed for new DraftKings customers looking to get in on tonight’s NBA Cup semifinal action. Turn a winning wager of Knicks vs. Magic or Spurs vs. Thunder into a $200 bonus while catching same-game parlay boosts on these matchups along with NFL Week 15 games.
The $200 bonus issued as eight (8) individual $25 bonus bets expiring in seven days provides a potential 40-1 return. Importantly, a qualifying wager must carry odds of -500 or longer, meaning the current -521 moneyline is too short to qualify for this offer. If you want to back a favorite to outright win, a strategic choice would be to place your $5 wager on the New York Knicks moneyline (-198), which meets the odds requirement and still gives you a solid favorite to back.
Best way to use your DraftKings NBA promo tonight
Here’s a look at tonight’s NBA Cup semifinal schedule and the latest odds from DraftKings.
Odds courtesy of DraftKings and are subject to change.
Spotlight Matchups
The evening kicks off with an Eastern Conference semifinal clash as the New York Knicks visit the Orlando Magic in Las Vegas. The Knicks, favored by 4.5 points, bring a formidable offense that boasts a 119.8 offensive rating. They dominate the offensive glass, generating a league-best 18.2 second-chance points per game, a charge led by Karl-Anthony Towns, who has averaged 12.5 rebounds and 24.0 points over his last four games. He’ll face a Magic squad getting strong production from Franz Wagner (22.2 PPG on 57.4% shooting in his last four) and Desmond Bane (21.8 PPG over his last five).
Later, the San Antonio Spurs face a daunting road test against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference semifinal. The Thunder are heavy 11.5-point favorites, and for good reason. They own the NBA’s best net rating (+17.6) and thrive on opponent mistakes, leading the league with 25.0 points off turnovers per game. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has been on fire, averaging 31.2 points on a scorching 66.7% shooting in his last four appearances. The Spurs will lean on their own high-powered scorer, De’Aaron Fox, who has averaged 23.8 points over his last five contests, to challenge the Thunder’s top-ranked defense.
How to Activate This DraftKings Offer
Getting started with this DraftKings welcome bonus is a straightforward process. Information regarding promo code requirements or steps to claim a specific offer for tonight’s NBA Cup semifinal action is not supported by evidence.
- Click here to navigate to the DraftKings Sportsbook sign-up page.
- Create your account by providing standard personal information to verify your identity and location.
- Make a $5 first wager on either game.
- To maximize your chance of winning the $200 bonus, consider placing your wager on the New York Knicks moneyline (-198). Their odds are eligible for the promotion, and they enter their game against the Magic with a powerful offense boasting a 119.8 offensive rating. This provides a betting option, though whether the heavily favored Thunder’s -521 moneyline meets any specific offer’s requirements is not supported by evidence. If, however the market moved to -499 or longer, the Thunder would qualify.
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.
