Saturdays are typically for college football, but not when the top-two college basketball teams are facing off against each other.
Sportsbooks are celebrating, too, with these awesome promos…
Gonzaga vs. Baylor Promos
- BetMGM:Bet $1 on Gonzaga, Win $100 if they make a 3-pointer
- States: IN, CO, NJ, TN, WV
- PointsBet:Bet $20, Win $125 if Gonzaga makes at least one 3-pointer
- States: IL, IN, CO, NJ
Here are the details:
BetMGM Sportsbook
Offer: Bet $1 on Gonzaga, Win $100 if they make a 3-pointer
- Bet now: Click here
- Available states: Indiana, Colorado, New Jersey, Tennessee, West Virginia
- Who's it for? New users only
Can a group of college basketball players combine their efforts to make one shot from 3-point land over the course of an entire game?
Yes, yes they can.
To take advantage of this promo:
- Click this link
- Deposit at least $10
- Make a $1 pre-game moneyline bet on Gonzaga as your first bet
Note: You'll be betting on the regular moneyline market. There's no special market to bet for this promotion.
The sporting calendar is practically normal right now (I stress practically). Pretty soon the NBA and NHL will be back, too.
Get an easy $100 for a Gonzaga 3-pointer and add some money to your bankroll for a crazy winter full of sports!
BET $1, WIN $100 ON A GONZAGA 3-POINTER!
PointsBet Sportsbook
Offer: Bet $20, Win $125 in free bets if Gonzaga makes at least one 3-pointer
- Bet now: Click here
- Available states: Indiana, Colorado, Illinois, New Jersey
- Who's it for? New users only
In today's age of basketball, 3-pointers are drained left and right. You get a funny look your way if you take anything other than a 3-pointer or a shot at the rim.
That's good for you, as you need just one 3 to drop to win $125 at PointsBet.
Just follow these steps:
- Click this link
- Deposit at least $20
- Bet at least $20 on the normal Gonzaga spread as your FIRST bet
Note: You can bet $20 on any college basketball team as your first bet this week and win $125 in free bets if that team makes a 3-pointer.
I'm not going to sift through the thousands of games, but I imagine there were very few DI teams that failed to make at least one 3 in a game. Heck, maybe none.
Make this bet; you won't regret it.
