New users of Fanatics Sportsbook can claim $350 in FanCash by betting just $20 using the promo code NYPOST350, timed to Thursday’s NBA matchup between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Atlanta Hawks in Atlanta.
Cleveland enters the game on a three-game winning streak, having scored at least 121 points in each of those contests. Atlanta, by contrast, is working to snap a three-game losing skid. Despite Cleveland’s hot stretch, the Hawks are listed as 1.5-point favorites for Thursday’s game.
The Cavaliers’ most recent win came against Washington, 121-111, with Evan Mobley posting 24 points and 12 rebounds. Atlanta, meanwhile, gave up 129 points in a loss to Miami on Wednesday and has failed to cover the spread in three consecutive games.
History favors the home team in this series: Atlanta swept all four meetings against Cleveland last season. The Hawks have also gone Over the point total in four of their five games this year, including three straight. Cleveland has topped 125 points twice in its last three outings, putting Thursday’s total of 238.5 points in focus for bettors.
How the Promo Works
New account holders who use code NYPOST350 and place a $20 wager will receive $350 in FanCash. The offer runs for the first 10 days after signing up. Bettors must opt in to the promotion on their bet slip and wager at least $20 in cash on any market with minimum odds of -500 within 7 days of opening their account, in order to receive $50 in FanCash per day for seven days. Users must opt in daily to claim each installment, and any FanCash issued expires 24 hours after it’s awarded.
The promotion is available to new customers in the following jurisdictions: Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Washington D.C., Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
As with any sportsbook promotion, bettors should review the full terms on the Fanatics Sportsbook app before signing up, and wager only what they can afford to lose.
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