BetMGM Bonus Codes grant a 20% deposit match or $1.5K first bet for the CFP National Championship, or any game
It all comes down to this. Two teams enter, but only one will leave as National Champions. The No.4 ranked Washington Huskies take on the No. 1 ranked Michigan Wolverines.
BetMGM has a few ways that you can get in on this matchup, or any other this Monday.
Here we’ll go over each of the BetMGM bonus codes
These offers can be used on any game in any sport:
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- NPNEWSGET: $200 in bonus bets no matter what after $10 wager (four states only)
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New users will get up to $200 in bonus bets guaranteed when they sign up with the BetMGM bonus codeNPNEWSGET, and place a first bet of at least $10.
With BetMGM bonus code NYPNEWS1500, you’ll get 20% of your deposit matched as a sports bonus, up to $1,500 (which would require a deposit of $7,500). This offer has a 10x playthrough requirement.
NJ, PA, Mich, WV: All 3 offers (Deposit match, Bet & Get $200, First bet insurance up to $1,500)
AZ, CO, IN, IA, IL, KS, LA, MA, MD, OH, TN, VA & WY: Deposit match and First bet insurance
Kentucky: First bet insurance
NY & DC: No offers
Action Network’s own Cody Goggin broke down his pick for the biggest game of the season:
“I had similar thoughts about the Sugar Bowl matchup and was proven to be incorrect, but I think Michigan’s defense may be too much for Washington to handle.
In last week’s matchup, I had the belief that Texas’ advantage in the trenches would overpower Washington’s offensive line. This did happen to an extent in the rushing game, as Washington managed just 2.5 yards per carry from their running backs in this game and only 71 non-Penix rushing yards overall.
Unfortunately, Texas’ secondary couldn’t hold up on the back end. There were signs of this that I had ignored, thinking that the Texas front seven would hold up better. Texas ranked only 62nd in PFF coverage grade during the regular season and came in at 86th in passing explosiveness allowed.
Michigan’s defense doesn’t have these same flaws, sitting 42nd in passing explosiveness allowed and first in PFF coverage grade.
So, while Michigan has the size advantage up front that it should be able to take advantage of, I also think that it has a better chance of slowing down this Huskies’ tremendous passing attack.
On the other side of the ball, Michigan should be able to bulldoze its way through the Washington front. Michigan runs at the 14th-highest rate in the country and will keep attacking the Huskies in that way.
Washington ranks 129th in Rushing Success Rate Allowed and 125th in Rushing PPA Allowed. Texas’ backs went for 6.6 yards per carry against this defense, and I think that the Wolverines may be able to find similar success while also running the ball much more frequently than Texas did (just 19 RB attempts).
Washington’s offense is incredible, and I find myself rooting for its story in the last year of the Pac-12, but Michigan’s advantage in the trenches with an equally strong secondary may be enough to stop the storybook ending for the Huskies.
If Michigan can get out to a reasonable lead, it will be able to just salt this away with its stout running game, covering the 4.5-point spread in the process“.
- Register your details and read the T&C’s.
- When asked for a bonus code, enter NYPNEWS1500.
- Make a qualifying deposit Then 20 percent of the amount will be matched.
