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FanDuel’s College Football Weekend Offer: Get $200 in Bonus Bets After Four $5 Bets, No Promo Code Needed

FanDuel’s Four-Day Offer

New users can earn $200 in bonus bets by placing a $5 wager on each of four days, according to the promotion details. The offer does not require a promo code.

Customers can visit FanDuel, download its app or use the offer button. The article says each qualifying $5 bet earns $50 in bonus bets after it settles, whether the wager wins or loses, provided one bet is placed each day.

A Packed College Football Schedule

The day’s schedule starts with the Holy War at noon ET, followed by Alabama against LSU in Baton Rouge. Later games include Kentucky at Tennessee, Georgia at Ole Miss and No. 1 Miami at Notre Dame. The article describes Miami-Notre Dame and the Holy War as major attractions, while also focusing on Kentucky’s matchup with Tennessee.

Kentucky Faces Tennessee

Kentucky enters at 7-1 overall and 5-1 in the SEC, alone in first place in the conference. The Wildcats have won five straight, including narrow victories over LSU and South Carolina and a 21-13 win at Oklahoma, and had a bye week before facing Tennessee.

Tennessee is 6-2 after losing 27-24 at South Carolina. The Volunteers beat Alabama 26-10 this season and defeated Kentucky 56-34 last year; the article says Tennessee remains a clear home favorite.

The Suggested Wager

The article points to Kentucky as an appealing choice against a 6.5-point spread, arguing that the Wildcats could cover even if they lose. It also cites kicker Adam Zouagui’s reliability in close games and recommends using the first $5 bet on Kentucky.

The promotion’s next listed day is Sunday, when NFL Week 9 begins with Bengals-Falcons in Madrid at 9:30 a.m. ET.

Key points

  • FanDuel’s offer gives new users $200 in bonus bets for four daily $5 wagers.
  • No promo code is needed to access the offer.
  • Kentucky is 7-1 and leads the SEC before visiting Tennessee.
  • The article recommends Kentucky plus 6.5 points.
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