Caesars UFC 292 odds, promo code PLAYSFULL and predictions

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Registering for a sportsbook with Caesars promo code PLAYSFULL means qualifying for a first-bet offer worth up to $1,250 for betting on UFC 292 odds, including:

• UFC Bantamweight Championship: Aljamain Sterling vs. Sean O'Malley
• UFC Women's Straweight Championship: Weili Zhang vs. Amanda Lemos

Caesars UFC promo code: Claim $1,250 first bet offer and more for UFC 292 odds

Using Caesars promo code PLAYSFULL to sign up before betting on UFC 292 odds means qualifying for a generous $1,250 first-bet offer along with other benefits:

• Up to $1,250 in bonus bets to cover potential losses from your first bet
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• Tons of betting markets to choose from including UFC 292 prop bets

UFC 292 odds, preview and props: Sterling vs. O'Malley picks, best bets and more

We've got two championship bouts and an undefeated fighter included on the main card this Saturday night.

Here's a look at our best bet for the main even between Sterling and O'Malley

UFC 292 Sterling vs. O'Malley best bet: O'Malley by KO/TKO (boosted to +340 at Caesars)

Caesars has a boost available for O'Malley to win the UFC Bantamweight Championship via KO/TKO on Saturday night, and we love it.

Of O'Malley's 16 professional wins, 11 have come via knockout. He's considered not only one of the best strikers in the division, but in the UFC itself.

O'Malley has four inches of height on Sterling, which will play a huge role in his ability to control the distance on the feet.

Yes, O'Malley's competition had been pretty light up until his last fight against Petr Yan, but he clearly showed in that fight that he belongs with the best of the best in the division.

Meanwhile, Sterling's reign as king of the bantamweights has been a questionable one -- securing the belt via DQ against Yan and then holding onto it with two split decision wins and a TKO over T.J. Dillashaw who came into the fight with a compromised shoulder.

He'll be sure to give O'Malley trouble if he takes him down, but expect the challenger to play hard takedown defense against the champion and keep things standing upright throughout.

• UFC Women's Strawweight Championship: Weili Zhang (-320) vs. Amanda Lemos (+250)
• Ian Garry (-490) vs. Neil Magny (+370)
• Mario Bautista (-225) vs. Da'Mon Blackshear (+185)
• Marlon Vera (-200) vs. Pedro Munhoz (+170)

Be sure to register with our Caesars promo code here to bet this week.

How to sign up with Caesars Sportsbook for UFC 292 betting

To qualify for the $1,250 first-bet Caesars UFC bonus ahead of the UFC 292 main card, follow these steps:

• Click on this Caesars UFC promo code link and hit Register.
• PLAYSFULL. If you click our link, this part will be done.
• Deposit at least $10 and wager $10 or more on UFC 292 odds. If it doesn't hit, you are refunded in bonus bets up to the $1,250 maximum.

This means that if you sign up, deposit and lose $500 with your first wager, Caesars will offer you $500 in bonus bets to try again.

If your qualifying bet falls short, any bonus bets will be added to your account within seven days of the wager settling and it will remain eligible for two weeks.

Full terms and conditions can be found by clickinghere. 

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Coby Green is a managing editor for Catena Media based out of New York. Since graduating from Rutgers University with a degree in journalism and media in 2019, he has worked as an editorial producer for SNY and an associate SEO editor for The Action Network. His go to sports for both watching and betting include the NFL, NBA, MLB and UFC.