Arizona Promo Code & Bonus Money Offers February 2024

Bet365 Sportsbook launched in Arizona at the beginning of February, giving bettors in the Grand Canyon State a chance to cash in on their choice of sign-up promotion ahead of the Big Game between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers.

To celebrate the launch, the sportsbook, which is run in partnership with the Ak-Chin Indian Community, is offering new users in Arizona the chance to choose between two stellar promotions.

Read below for more information on the Bet365 Sportsbook promo code.

What Offers Are Available?

Bet365 using the promo code FORBES can choose between two welcome offers when they make their first bet with the sportsbook.

One option is getting your first wager back (up to $2,000) as a bonus bet if it loses. The other option is getting $150 in bonus bets after placing one $5 wager.

To qualify for either offer, enter the promo code FORBES during registration and deposit at least $10. Your bonus will depend on which welcome offer you claim within 30 days of registering.

If you choose the “First Bet Safety Net” option, you can place a first wager of any amount. If it loses, Bet365 will give you a bonus bet equal to that amount up to $2,000, giving you a second chance to win a different wager.

If you choose the “Bet and Get” option, place a bet of at least $5 on any market with minimum -500 odds. Bet365 will add $150 in bonus bets to your account when your wager settles, regardless of whether it wins or loses. If it hits, you’ll also receive your winnings in cash.

With the Big Game coming up, there’s no better time to earn bonus bets. This year’s matchup features plenty of bets to choose from, ranging from the moneyline and Over/Under to MVP and prop bets.

Bonus bets aren’t withdrawable and can only be used at Bet365.

This promotion is only available to new users who have never signed up with Bet365 before. Bettors located in Arizona who have previously signed up with Bet365 in another state are ineligible for the promotion.

Bet365 Deposit Methods

Customers may fund their Bet365 account using any of the following deposit options:

• ACH (electronic checking or direct deposit)
• Debit/credit cards
• Online transfer
• Wire transfer
• PayNearMe
• Paysafecard
• Skrill
• Cash

How to Bet on Bet365

Betting on Bet365 is simple. In the app, find the sport and bet you wish to wager on through the homepage and click on it.

Once you do, your chosen bet will show up on your bet slip at the bottom of the screen. From there, enter the amount of money you wish to bet, then click submit.

Bet365 offers abundant betting options from more traditional American sports to more obscure international sports.

Along with being able to bet on the Big Game, Bet365 users in Arizona can use the sportsbook to bet on local teams, with special promotions based around teams in Arizona.

The Phoenix Suns are in the first season with their new Big 3 of Devin Booker, Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal, and enter the second half of the NBA season in the thick of the playoff race. Think this is the year they finally win their first championship? You can bet on it.

You can also make NHL wagers on the Arizona Coyotes or place MLB futures bets on the reigning NL champion Arizona Diamondbacks with baseball season coming up.

Bet365 will also have promos for the Arizona Cardinals once the NFL regular season returns, so you can bet on your favorite teams year-round.

The sportsbook features an easy-to-use interface with plenty of daily promotions and odds boosts to keep users engaged.

Users can also combine multiple bets to create a parlay. This gives bettors a chance to risk a small sum to potentially score a large payout. However, parlays have a low chance of winning compared to a straight bet.

Additionally, Bet365 offers an “early payout” system that grants users an early payout of their bet if their team goes up by a certain amount, regardless of whether the opponent comes back to win.

With so many great features, Bet365 is worth checking out.

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