When new users sign up for a new account with Caesars Sportsbook, they’ll have a chance to claim a first bet worth up to $1,000. If you’re unsure what a first bet is, we will explain.
Let’s say you believe there is no way that Michigan will lose to Minnesota on Saturday afternoon. You’re so confident that you line shop at Michigan’s best sportsbooks for odds and settle on Caesars. You then decide to put $1,000 on the Wolverines to cover at -9.5.
But then game day comes, and the Gophers put up a better fight than anyone anticipated, and Michigan only wins by three. Since it’s your first bet, it is protected by the First Bet promo offer. That means Caesars Sportsbook will credit your account with a bonus bet equal to your stake up to $1,000.
Since you bet $1,000, you’ll get a $1,000 bonus bet. Had you bet $500, you’d get a $500 bonus bet. But had you bet $2,000, you’d only get a $1,000 bonus bet, the maximum according to the promo’s terms and conditions.
Of course, you must be of legal betting age. In most states where sports betting is legal, the age requirement is 18. You’ll need to make a deposit, at minimum $10, but there isn’t a minimum odds requirement for your wager.
You’ll have 14 days to use your bonus bet on Michigan betting apps, and if you do not use it within that time frame, you’ll lose it.
Now that you know what a $1,000 first bet is, let’s review what you need to do to claim one for yourself. Just follow these instructions:
If you lose that bet, Caesar will credit your account with a $1,000 bonus bet. But there will be terms and conditions that must be met.
We are in the heart of football season, which sometimes means we will often not go a day without one game on somewhere. This week, bettors can find action Thursday through Sunday:
The following is a sample of promotions Caesars uses to help keep existing user active:
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