PointsBet’s Best Promo Code & Bonuses (Tuesday, Jan. 7): Ohio State vs. Maryland Odds & Promotions
Justin Casterline/Getty Images. Pictured: Kaleb Wesson
Today we have NBA games, some big CBB showdowns and a huge NHL slate to help us get some action down. And if you are looking for some good boosts and promotions, PointsBet Sportsbookin New Jersey has you covered.
Don't forget, if you're new to PointsBet, you can get an exclusive deposit match offer through The Action Network. Click this link and deposit $50 and you'll get $100 in free bets. There's no rollover required to get this bonus, and you can use your funds to bet some of the boosters outlined below.
PointsBet’s Best Promo Code & Bonuses (Tuesday, Jan. 7): College Basketball Promotions
Make It Rain Promotion: Ohio State-Maryland
Here's a fun promo that PointsBet is offering today to make your Ohio State-Maryland and Baylor-Texas Tech college basketball bets a little more profitable. If you place a $50 or more spread bet on any of those four teams tonight, you get $3 in bonus for every 3-pointer your team makes.
Here are a couple of fun 3-point nuggets from the OSU-Maryland game tonight:
- OSU shoots 39.6% from 3-point land.
- Maryland shoots 23 threes per game.
Quite simply, if the team you bet on in these two games makes it rain from 3-point land, you get free money — and retain the upside of winning your initial spread bet. It is as simple as that.
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Kaleb Wesson to Have a Double-Double
Boosted from -125 to +100
Ohio State's big man is having another standout season so far. Wesson comes into tonight's big matchup against No. 12 Maryland averaging 14.7 PPG and 9.3 RPG.
If you see the Buckeyes hanging around tonight, this prop booster definitely presents value. OSU will have to go through Wesson to have a chance of pulling out a victory on the road tonight.
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PointsBet’s Best Tuesday Promo Code & Bonuses (Jan. 7): NBA Boosters
There are a variety of NBA prop boosters offered today by PointsBet, but here are two intriguing boosts:
LeBron James and Anthony Davis to Score 55+ Points Combined
Boosted from -169 to -154
LeBron comes into tonight's matchup averaging 24.9 PPG, while Davis has been averaging 27.7 PPG. Over the last 10 games, though, AD has averaged 28.7 PPG. Davis also likes to put on a show at home, where he has had two 45+ point games.
With the total set to 223 for this game, you know there will be plenty of scoring. And, with the way this Lakers roster is built, that scoring will need to come from their two stars.
Note: LeBron is questionable tonight due to an illness, but at the time of writing, it looks like he'll play.
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Spencer Dinwiddie to Score 25+ Points, boosted from -120 to +140
Dinwiddie comes into this game on a tear, averaging 27.1 PPG over his last 10. He is also averaging of 22.7 PPG.
With the Nets losers of six straight, they'll need all the points they can get from Dinwiddie tonight.
Here are two other NBA boosters of note offered today:
- Marcus Morris to Score 20+ Points, boosted from +100 to +125
- LeBron James or Anthony Davis to Score 30+ Points, boosted from -303 to -263
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Tuesday's Best NHL Promotion
One of PointsBet’s best daily promotions is their NHL early payout, which stipulates that if your NHL bet ever gets a two-goal lead in a game, you win even if it ends up actually losing (promotion good for up to $100).
With a huge, 12-game NHL slate, our hockey expert Michael Leboff is targeting a handful of underdogs tonight: Senators (+240), Sharks (+165), Red Wings (+135), Canucks (+180), and Rangers (+130).
This promotion is great for 'dogs since they are often good enough to take early leads but have a tendency to occasionally fold down the stretch. Case in point: On Sunday, two big underdogs — the Red Wings and Sharks — both took two-goal leads, only to lose outright in the end. If you would've bet either of those sides on PointsBet, your bets would have been winners.
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