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Every day, there are compelling Major League Baseball games that are perfect for your first bets or bonus bets. Tonight, for example, the Phillies host the Red Sox in the final game of a three-game set. Philadelphia lost two of three at home to the Angels to open the second half of the season but will shoot for the three-game sweep of the Red Sox. Philadelphia which entered play on Wednesday with a half-game lead over the Mets in the NL East, will start lefty Jesus Luzardo (8-5, 4.29 ERA). Boston counters with Lucas Giolito (6-2, 3.59 ERA).
The Phillies are -150 moneyline favorites on the Fanatics Sportsbook app — one of the industry's easiest-to-use sports betting apps.
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Believe it or not, the first NFL preseason game is July 31 between the Los Angeles Chargers and Detroit Lions — and Fanatics Sportsbook has a point spread and an over-under all ready to go. You can also wager on the Week 1 schedule, which begins Thursday, Sept. 4 when the Dallas Cowboys visit the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. It's probably not a surprise that the Eagles are favored, yes?
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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.
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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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