FanDuel Kansas Promo Code: Bet $5 on KC, Win $200 GUARANTEED + $100 off NFL Sunday Ticket!
By Joe Summers
FanDuel Sportsbook is helping Chiefs fans score a BIG payday to start the new season with an exclusive Kansas sign-up promo for Arrowhead Addict readers.
New users who bet $5 or more on Kansas City will win $200 in bonus bets GUARANTEED plus $100 off NFL Sunday Ticket this season!
Here's how to claim this special offer before tonight's game:
FanDuel Kansas Promo Code
If you sign up for FanDuel and bet $5 or more on the Chiefs vs. Lions, you'll receive $200 in bonus bets even if you lose PLUS $100 off NFL Sunday Ticket!
Follow these easy steps to lock in your bonus:
1. Sign up for FanDuel with this link (no promo code required)
2. Deposit at least $10
3. Bet $5 or more on the Chiefs in Week 1
That's it! Once your wager settles, you'll be credited $200 in bonus bets to use freely. Within 72 hours, you'll also get a code for $100 off NFL Sunday Ticket, letting you watch thrilling action at a discount all year long!
While you don't have to win your bet, you do need to deposit at least $10 to activate the bonus. Don't place your first wager until you've made the proper deposit.
Only new FanDuel users can claim this limited-time offer. Start the season with a MASSIVE win by signing up for FanDuel now!
Chiefs vs. Lions Odds at FanDuel Sportsbook
The Chiefs are favorites to win, but the spread fell from -6.5 points to -5.5 following Travis Kelce's injury. You can back Kansas City however you want with this offer, from a spread pick to a player prop or parlay, and you'll get that $200 no matter what!
After you sign up and make your deposit, go to the 'NFL' section to find the Chiefs vs. Lions matchup and see all of your options. The user-friendly interface makes it easy to find your favorite bet of the contest.
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