Bet365 Promo Code SDS365: $150 Bonus for NFL Divisional Weekend Games

The NFL Playoffs are back Saturday with Texans-Chiefs and Commanders-Lions, and Bet365 promo code SDS365 will unlock access to a pick of two strong signup offers. New users who gear up for the divisional round at bet365 can secure a $150 bonus or a $1,000 safety net offer, catering to the specific preferences of football bettors.

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First, any $5 wager will turn around $150 in bonus bets with a guaranteed 30-1 return that will pay independent of whether or not the wager is a winner. The other option will pay back up to $1,000 in bonus bets on losing first wagers across the NFL Divisional Playoffs. Either way, new users get a terrific offer for games like Texans-Chiefs and Commanders-Lions. Below, we’ll dive into how both offers work, how to get either one, and take a look around everything else going down at bet365 Sportsbook throughout the weekend.

Bet365 Promo Code SDS365 for NFL Playoffs

Let’s take a look at how both of the offers available with this bet365 promo code work by using the Saturday night matchup between the Commanders and Lions.

Detroit has long been the public and media darling on the NFL season, with many expecting the Lions to punch a ticket to the Super Bowl this January. To do so, the well-rested Lions will have to knock off Jayden Daniels and the Commanders as an 8.5-point favorite.

Ahead of this game, let’s say you select the bet $5, get $150 bonus. Once you place a $5 (or more) wager on the outcome of the game, a $150 bonus will trigger into your account once the wager settles. If the bet wins, an additional cash payout will hit along with the signup bonus, so while it doesn’t matter if you win in terms of getting the bonus bets, you’ll still obviously want to be on the right side of the selection. This offer is particularly appealing to those who want to get in the door with a smaller first deposit and receive a guaranteed allotment of bonus bets to play the sportsbook.

The $1,000 safety net, meanwhile, is better suited for those who want to make a more aggressive first wager. For instance, let’s say you think that Daniels and Washington are poised to put up a fight in Detroit, thus you back the Commanders to cover with a $400 wager. Let’s say they don’t. In this event, bet365 will return $400 in bonus bets that can be played on the remaining NFL Divisional Round games (Rams-Eagles and Ravens-Bills).

Get the Top Bet365 Promo Code

Currently, the app is available in 11 legal sports betting markets. States such as New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Indiana, Arizona, Iowa, Colorado, Ohio, North Carolina, and Kentucky have the app. If you’re of legal betting age and a new player, then complete the below steps to get started.

• To register, simply click the above banner. That will start the process.
• Create an account and register by providing key details.
• Type bet365 bonus code SDS365 when prompted to trigger the signup offers.
• Make a first deposit of at least $10.
• Select the $150 bonus or $1,000 safety net. Then make a first wager on the NFL Playoffs.

NFL Playoff Bonuses

Along with the new user offer, bet365 has numerous ways to benefit from NFL Divisional Round wagers this weekend.

Lock in a 50% boost on Texans-Chiefs or Commanders-Lions and take advantage of an early payout on moneyline wagers. If your team gets up by 17+ points, the wager will automatically win. Separate SGP and parlay boosts will pay up to 100% extra with each extra leg added.

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Bob Wankel

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.