FanDuel promo code: Bet $5, Win $300 in Bonus Bets for MNF Doubleheader

There’s a Monday Night Football doubleheader in NFL Week 2, and our FanDuel promo code will help all first-time users betting on the game win $300 in bonus bets with a winning $5 wager.

All first-time FanDuel users will be able to access the deal. All they need to do is create an account and win their first wager of at least $5 to receive $300 in bonus bets. Steps to redeem the offer are below.

FanDuel promo code: Bet $5, Win $300 in Bonus Bets Falcons vs. Vikings SNF

The Minnesota Vikings will go toe-to-toe with the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday Night Football, and our FanDuel promo code will help all first-time users secure $300 in bonus bets with winning $5 wagers.

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Iowa Man Sues DraftKings for Voiding $14.2 Million in Wagers

A Dallas County, Iowa, resident has sued sports betting giant DraftKings and its subsidiary, Crown IA Gaming, for allegedly refusing to pay $14.2 million he claims he won.

DraftKings, one of America’s two largest sports betting operators, voided Nicholas Bavas’ winnings due to "internal errors." The company said it maintains the right to refuse winning payments caused by errors, which the company said Bavas agreed to when he accepted their terms and conditions.

FanDuel Partners with St. Louis SC for Missouri Sports Betting Access

Just after losing out on a Missouri untethered sports betting operator’s license, FanDuel announced a partnership with Major League Soccer's St. Louis City SC.

The Flutter Entertainment-owned sportsbook announced the deal on Friday, which will help it gain access to the Missouri market once sports betting goes live in December. The Missouri Gaming Commission (MGC) requires all tethered operators to secure partnerships with a land-based casino or pro sports team.

Oklahoma QB Denies Wrongdoing in Sending 'Sports Gambling' Payments

Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer denied any wrongdoing in a case of alleged illegal sports betting activity that could result in a loss of NCAA eligibility.

On Monday night, images of transactions from Mateer’s supposed Venmo account indicated he made two payments for “Sports gambling” and “Sports gambling (UCLA vs USC)” in 2022 during his first year with Washington State. Mateer’s Venmo account transactions were later scrubbed.

New York Sports Betting Continues Dominant Run

New York’s US-leading sports betting market managed to show significant growth even during the “dead season” for professional sports.

According to the New York State Gaming Commission's July revenue report, retail and online sportsbooks combined to produce $155.9 million in gross gaming revenue during July. That was a significant 10.7% year-over-year improvement, even without the NFL, NBA, or college football in session.