Sunday Promo: Bet on the Cubs and Get $250 FREE!

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Note: Illinois sports bettors have until 11:59 p.m. CST on Sunday to register for an account online. Starting on Monday, you'll be required to go into a casino before being able to bet online. Learn more here.

SPORTS. ARE. BACK.

With MLB Opening Day upon us this week, we finally have major American team sports back. Baseball fans in Illinois are surely excited to have the Cubs and White Sox back, but their excitement will double when they see this offer: get $250 FREE to bet on baseball.

Here are the details:


BetRivers Sportsbook

Offer: Bet on the Cubs & Get $250 FREE

  • Claim now: Click here
  • Available State: Illinois
  • Who's it for? New users

Nothing says summertime in America like Cubbies baseball. And for the first time, baseball fans in Illinois will be able to legally bet on them — and from the comfort of their own home, to boot!

To get up to $250 free:

This will instantly match your deposit up to 100%, up to $250. So if you deposit $250, you'll have an extra $250 in free bets to instantly wager on whatever you choose.

These free bets are subject to just a 1x rollover, which means you could make 10 $25 bets on Cubs games and your rollover work would already be done. Even if you managed to lose $100 in the process, your account would have $400 of withdrawable cash — $150 more than where you started.

With both the Cubs and White Sox expected to be playoff contenders, there's not a better time for online betting to be legal in Illinois. It's time to get started.

Bet on the Cubs & Get $250 FREE in Illinois

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