Bills-Ravens Sportsbook Promos: The Best Offers for Sunday Night Football

The links above are all you need to access the welcome promos that DraftKings, ESPN BET, Fanatics Sportsbook, BetMGM, bet365, Caesars and FanDuel are offering.

Read on for the details on each of these offers as well as the best ways to use $5,900 in sign-up bonuses for Bills-Ravens.

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Bills-Ravens Sportsbook Promos: Secure $5,900 in Bonuses For Sunday Night Football

Both of these teams finished 2023 strong, as Buffalo went from 5-5 through 10 games to 11-6, while Baltimore boasted the best regular-season record in the NFL at 13-4.

While Buffalo followed up a shootout win over Arizona in Week 1 with nationally televised blowouts of Miami and Jacksonville the last two weeks, the Ravens lost a pair of close games to the Chiefs and Raiders in Weeks 1 and 2.

Baltimore bounced back in impressive fashion last week, though. The Ravens built a 28-6 lead through three quarters on the Cowboys, then held on for a three-point win after a late rally by Dallas.

There are plenty of intriguing betting markets to choose from if you’re interested in wagering on Bills vs. Ravens — from Josh Allen’s passing props to the over/under — and no shortage of Bills vs. Ravens sportsbook promos at your fingertips.

DraftKings Promo Code: Wager $5, Get $200 Bonus

New DK users can get $200 in bonus bets once they’ve place their first wager (minimum bet: $5). After signing up and making a $5 bet or greater, you’ll get an immediate reward of $200 via eight (8) bonus bets worth $25 apiece.

Cash in your bonus bets on any pregame or live market that interests you.

ESPN BET Promo Code NEWSWEEK: $1,000 Reset Bonus

Sign up for an ESPN BET account and use the promo code NEWSWEEK and get covered on a bet worth up to $1,000 on Bills vs. Ravens. If your bet doesn’t work out, ESPN BET will refund your stake with five bonus bets to provide you with more chances to win in the future.

Fanatics Sportsbook Promo: 10 Days of $100 Bonus Matches

Fanatics Sportsbook’s offer hooks you up with 10 days of matching bonus bets. Begin by betting up to $100 on Cowboys-Giants, then place another wager on Monday, and once per day throughout the promotional period, and Fanatics will send you a matching bonus bet on each day of the promo period.

In total, Fanatics users can score up to $1,000 in bonus bets thanks to this offer.

BetMGM Bonus Code NEWSWEEK1500 Covers $1,500 Wager

BetMGM is offering a refund in bonus bets if you miss your first bet. First, sign up and place a bet worth a maximum $1,500 on any Bills-Ravens market. No worries if your wager misses the mark; BetMGM will send you bonus bets to refund a losing first wager.

These bonuses will be isued in the form of five separate bets that you will have seven days to use.

Bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365: Choose $200 Bonus or $1,000 in Bet Insurance

New bet365 customers have multiple options, including a $200 bonus and a $1,000 first bet. The Newsweek code WEEK365 allows you to either bet $5 to unlock $200 in bonus bets or protect a losing wager by taking advantage of bet365’s $1,000 First Bet Safety Net.

Caesars Sportsbook Promo Code NEWSWK1000: First Bet Refund Up To $1K

Place an initial Caesars Sportsbook bet (max. value: $1,000) and Caesars will cover a loss with a bonus bet refund. Thanks to this promo, you can wager up to $1K on a Ravens win, and if Baltimore ends up getting upset by Buffalo, Caesars will cover the loss with a one-time bonus bet refund that you’ll have 14 days to use.

FanDuel Promo Code: $200 Sign-Up Bonus Available

FanDuel’s offer is an easy one to get started with. Simply register a new FD account, then make a $5 bet on the Bills vs. Ravens clash, and that will trigger a deposit of $200 in bonus bets into your account.

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