Fanatics Sportsbook promo code: $200 bonus bets after $5 bet on NHL Finals, more

Those in four select U.S. states can sign-up for the Fanatics Sportsbook promo code and enroll in their beta program. You must be in Ohio, Tennessee, Maryland, or Massachusetts to sign-up for the newest sports betting site on the scene and their generous welcome offer.

$200 in bonus bets will be yours if you fill out the survey that can be accessed through this link (Or clicking an offer module below), creating an account, and settling a $5 bet on any market.

Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals is the main attraction in the sports betting scene Monday, and the Inquirer is here to give you a full preview of Game 2 and how betting $5 on it can set your Fanatics account up with a large sum of bonus bets.

When looking at the Fanatics Sportsbook promo code, it looks very similar to what the bet365 bonus code is. That’s because these offers are almost the same, with $200 in bonus bets being guaranteed after your first wager settles.

It doesn’t matter if your first bet wins or loses, which is something that sets them apart from the likes of FanDuel or Caesars who replenish your account with your first bet’s stake back in bonus bets if your first wager loses.

Because Fanatics Sportsbook is still in beta testing, signing up will be a bit different than it would be with those other mentioned sportsbooks.

When you click either of the offer modules or links in this piece, you’ll first have to fill out a survey. Include your email address so Fanatics can send you an email with a link and beta code that can be used to create your account.

Those to steps are the ones that’ll be different for new customers, as everything after that is as simple as following the prompted registration steps and placing your first bet of $5.

Entering Game 1, the Las Vegas Golden Knights were -130 favorites to win the Stanley Cup over the +110 priced Florida Panthers. At the halfway point of Game 1, the score was 2-2, and the game was highly physical.

But three straight goals in the third period gave Vegas a comfortable 5-2 win when the final horn sounded.

Entering Game 2, Florida’s defense will need to do a better job preventing shots on goal, as Sergei Bobrovsky had 29 saves on 33 shots. Florida will need to have better discipline as well, as Vegas went on the power play seven times.

For Vegas, more of the same from goaltender Adin Hill will be expected, as he saved 33 of 35 shots. Vegas shut out Florida on their three power plays as well, which is something they’ll hope can carry over into Game 2.

Ultimately, it’s hard to see Florida dropping two straight games, as they haven’t done that since the first round against the Boston Bruins.

It’s unlikely they’ll give up seven power plays again, and Bobrovsky is too good a goaltender to allow four goals for a second consecutive game. After all, he averages just 2.32 goals against per game in 15 postseason starts.

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