ESPN BET promo code WRAL triggers $1,000 first bet reset on NBA, NHL
Get in on the action with ESPN BET promo code WRAL. New users will qualify for a $1,000 first bet reset with this offer.
Posted — UpdatedThere are two NBA games coming up on Monday night -- Knicks-Pacers and Nuggets-Timberwolves. As for the NHL, the Bruins and Panthers will start the series in Florida. ESPN BET will have tons of options available for the NBA and NHL playoffs.
Getting Started With ESPN BET Promo Code WRAL
- Click here to access this offer. make sure to input promo code WRAL.
- Next, set up a new account by filling out the required information sections.
- Using any of the secure payment methods, make a cash deposit in the amount you want to place on your first bet.
- Get the ESPN BET mobile app straight from the App Store or Google Play Store.
- Start with a $1,000 first bet on any game.
Bettors who lose on that first bet will receive up to $1,000 back in bonuses.
ESPN BET Promo Code WRAL Delivers $1K First Bet
This $1,000 first bet is a straightforward offer that provides new players with options. Apply this offer to the NBA, NHL, MLB or any other sport. We expect to see a lot of interest in the NBA and NHL playoffs this week.
Remember, anyone who misses on that initial wager will receive up to $1,000 back in bonuses. For example, someone who loses on a $500 bet will get five $100 bonus bets back. In other words, ESPN BET will back up your first bet by up to $1,000.
Betting on the NBA Playoffs This Week
The NBA playoffs are starting to heat up. The first round is in the rearview mirror as we look ahead to the second round series:
- New York Knicks vs. Indiana Pacers (0-0)
- Boston Celtics vs. Cleveland Cavaliers (0-0)
- Denver Nuggets vs. Minnesota Timberwolves (0-1)
- Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Dallas Mavericks (0-0)
Nuggets-Timberwolves is the only series to start so far. Anthony Edwards dominated Game 1 to help Minnesota pull off the upset. ESPN BET will have tons of ways to get in on the action.
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