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The Chicago Cubs have their best team since the 2016 World Series champions, but they'll learn a lot about their potential during this weekend's series with the AL West-leading Houston Astros. If you're planning to play a wager or two on MLB or any other sport this weekend, then you need to know about the Fanatics Sportsbook promo that delivers a fistful of bonus bets, No Sweat Bets or profit-boost tokens — depending on where you live.
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New bettors in all states (except New York) can choose the classic Fanatics Sportsbook welcome offer that gives you access to as much as $1,000 in No Sweat Bets over 10 days. New bettors playing in New York, meanwhile, have a sweet offer of their own: They get to play one 100% profit-boost token each day for 10 straight days.
Since the Cubs won the World Series in 2016 — ending 108 years of agony for their massive fan base — they've struggled to build a team strong enough to get back to that point. But between shrewd trades for prospects (hello, likely All-Star center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong) and shrewd trades for superstars about to hit free agency (hello, likely All-Star right fielder Kyle Tucker, whom they acquired from the Astros), they've built a squad that leads the NL Central and could challenge the Los Angeles Dodgers if their starting pitching solidifies.
Anyway, if you check the Fanatics Sportsbook app — one of the nation's best sports betting apps — you'll see the Cubs are an intriguing +1200 to win the World Series while the Astros are next in line at +1400. If you'd rather play on this weekend's games, you'll discover hundreds of ways to play on any MLB contest.
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There's no soccer Friday, but the FIFA Club World Cup and CONCACAF Gold Cup hit the knockout stage this weekend with some big matches. The World Cup's Round of 16 features a doozy early Sunday with Lionel Messi and Inter Miami facing PSG in Atlanta. On Sunday evening in Gold Cup quarterfinal action, the United States takes on Costa Rica. Click the Soccer tab to access the latest odds on everything, including the Quick Bets.
Did you notice the last game on the list? It's the first time Indiana's Caitlin Clark and Dallas' Paige Bueckers play each other as pros — and the WNBA surely hope it's the first of many times. There's just one catch: the Wings aren't good right now and the Fever are still figuring out how to be a contender. Nonetheless, it's a worthy wagering opportunity on the league's last two No. 1 overall picks.
Looking ahead to Saturday night for a moment, UFC 317 features two title fights — including a clash between Ilia Topuria and Charles Oliveira for the vacated lightweight title. (Remember, Islam Makhachev is headed up to welterweight.) Anyway, Topuria is ranked No. 3 on UFC's toughest pound-for-pound list while Oliveira stands 13th. Click the UFC tab to get the latest odds on every UFC 317 fight.
But first, make sure you're good to go with the Fanatics Sportsbook promo. Start your account and you'll be on your way to loads of bonus bets, No Sweat Bets or profit-boost tokens.
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In just a few simple steps you can lock in your Fanatics Sportsbook promo.
The Fanatics Sportsbook promo bet-and-get offers require a $10 qualifying bet on odds of -500 or better. In MI, NJ and PA, that qualifying bet returns $100 in bonus bets each day for three days. In AZ, CO, IL, IN, LA, MA, MD, NC, OH, TN, VA and WV, the $10 qualifying wager earns $50 in bonus bets each day for five days. If you choose either of these options, you will be automatically opted-in on Day 1 but you must opt-in manually on the subsequent days.
Those in DC, IA, KS, KY, VT and WY, plus those in the above listed states, can get the No Sweat Bets offer instead of the bet-and-get offer can chose any bet at -500 odds or better to be your No Sweat Bet for up to $100 daily over a 10-day period. If that wager settles as a loss, Fanatics will provide a bonus-bet refund. Bettors in New York get a 100% profit boost daily for 10 days.
Bonus bets provided by any of the Fanatics Sportsbook promo offers will be deposited within 72 hours of placing your qualifying bet. Divide up your bonus bets however you choose but use them within seven days of being deposited before they expire.
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