FanDuel and Fanatics lead $2,020 sportsbook bonus offers for NFL, NHL, NBA, and college football Thursday

FanDuel and Fanatics lead $2,020 sportsbook bonus offers for NFL, NHL, NBA, and college football Thursday

FanDuel and Fanatics Sportsbook lead a crowded field of sportsbook bonus offers this Thursday, with potential value reaching up to $2,020 for bettors across NFL, NHL, NBA, and college football contests.

Thursday’s sports schedule includes a highlighted NFL interconference matchup featuring Drake Maye and the New England Patriots facing Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears. Beyond that, fans can also catch 11 NHL games, two NBA matchups, and three college football games, including James Madison against Appalachian State in the Sun Belt conference.

Fanatics Sportsbook is promoting a Bet $20, Get $350 in FanCash offer. New customers in states such as Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, and others can sign up using the promo code YAHOO350. After opting into the promotion on their bet slip, users must wager at least $20 in cash on any market with minimum odds of -500 within seven days of account creation. The bonus is paid out as $50 in FanCash each day for seven days, totaling $350. FanCash expires 24 hours after issuance and can be used on various Fanatics experiences. New York residents are excluded from this offer.

Betr Picks offers up to $210 back in bonus value. New users who deposit $10 receive four No Sweat Tokens and a free $10 pick. Each No Sweat Token covers an entry fee up to $50 and refunds the fee as Betr Bucks if the entry loses, with a maximum refund of $200 across all tokens. These Betr Bucks expire after 30 days and cannot be withdrawn. Entries made with Betr Bucks pay a multiplier one level lower than cash entries. The offer requires a minimum deposit of $10 and a playthrough of the first deposit before winnings can be withdrawn.

theScore Bet has a Bet Reset promotion that refunds losing first bets up to $1,000. New customers who sign up with the promo code YAHOOBONUS and place their first cash wager of $10 or more on any eligible game receive a refund if the bet loses. Instead of a single refund, the stake is split into five bonus bets, each worth 20% of the original stake. For example, a $500 losing bet results in five $100 bonus bets. These bonus bets arrive within 72 hours and expire seven days after being credited. theScore Bet is available to users in states including Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, and others.

FanDuel Sportsbook offers a no-code required promotion allowing new customers to bet $5 a day for seven consecutive days and receive $50 in bonus bets daily, totaling up to $350. Users must deposit at least $5, opt in, and place one real-money wager of $5 or more each day. The bonus bet is awarded regardless of the wager’s outcome. This promotion applies to new users in states such as Arizona, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, and several others.

Other offers include Underdog Fantasy’s Play $5, Get $100, and Dabble Fantasy’s Play $10, Get $20 promotions, though specific terms were not detailed.

These bonus offers come as the sports calendar fills up with multiple high-profile games across major leagues. The combination of football, hockey, and basketball contests provides numerous betting opportunities for fans looking to maximize their wagers through these promotions.

All offers require users to be of legal gambling age in their respective states and to comply with terms and conditions, including opt-in requirements and minimum deposits. The promotional codes and terms vary by sportsbook and state, with some exclusions and expiration periods applying to bonus funds.

This week’s sportsbook landscape is dominated by FanDuel and Fanatics, whose combined bonuses top $700 in value, while theScore Bet’s $1,000 Bet Reset offer adds significant appeal for bettors placing larger initial wagers. The variety of bonus structures, ranging from daily bonus bets to refunded stakes and token-based free entries, caters to different betting preferences ahead of a busy Thursday slate.


According to Yahoo Sports.