Best Sportsbook Promos for Sunday Night Football: Bengals vs Steelers Offers
The best sportsbook promos for Sunday Night Football, with $2,800 in bonuses from BetMGM, Fanatics, Hard Rock Bet, FanDuel, Underdog and Betr for Steelers at Bengals.
The best sportsbook promos for Sunday Night Football, with $2,800 in bonuses from BetMGM, Fanatics, Hard Rock Bet, FanDuel, Underdog and Betr for Steelers at Bengals.
First place in the AFC North is on the line Sunday night in Cincinnati. The Steelers and Bengals are both 6-2 and riding four-game winning streaks, and Pittsburgh already won the first meeting with a late field goal. We’ve rounded up the best sportsbook and pick’em promos for new users, worth $2,800 in combined bonuses, plus a play at each one.
Cincinnati leads the NFL in passing yards per game and third-down conversion rate, but its defense allows more than five yards per carry, the worst mark in the league. Pittsburgh is coming off a bye, while the Bengals are back from a trip to Madrid. Our theme across these books: the rested road underdog keeps this one close.
Odds are subject to change
BetMGM bonus code FOXNEWS covers your first bet up to $1,500. Pittsburgh is rested, already beat Cincinnati once and has the right game plan against this defense. Bet $100 on the Steelers and collect $264 if they win. If not, BetMGM refunds your $100 in bonus bets.
Fanatics Sportsbook promo code FOXNEWS350 gets you $350 in FanCash for a $20 bet. The first meeting was decided by three points. Take the hook.
Hard Rock Bet gives new users $500 in No Sweat Bets with a $5 wager. Pittsburgh will want to slow the game down and play keep-away from Joe Burrow.
FanDuel gives new users $200 in bonus bets for betting $5 a day for four days. Even in a slower game, Cincinnati’s offense still runs through Chase.
Underdog promo code FOXNEWS gets you $50 in bonus entries when you play $10. Pittsburgh gets the league’s worst run defense, and Warren is the engine of the game plan.
Betr promo code FOXNEWS unlocks $200 in bonuses plus four free picks. With fewer possessions, Cincinnati will lean on short, efficient throws to move the chains.
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