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The Final Four is here, which means college basketball fans are running out of time to enjoy March Madness. Register with today’s bet365 bonus code MLIVE for tonight’s game between Duke and Houston to add to that enjoyment with $150 in bonuses. New users can claim the bonus when they sign up and place a $5 wager.
This weekend’s welcome offer from bet365 Sportsbook is one of the best in the business, but if you’re looking for something different, there is another option. Let’s look at what’s available. Bonus option No.
1: Bet $5, Get $150 in bonuses — Register for a new account and place a $5 wager on Duke vs. Houston. No matter the outcome, you will receive $150 in bonuses for any sporting event.
Bonus option No. 1: $1,000 first-bet safety net — With this option, you can make your first wager knowing you’ll get a second chance if you lose. If that happens, bet365 will give you a bonus bet equal to the amount lost on your first wager.
You can use this bonus bet to make your next wager without using your deposited funds. Know which bonus you want? Follow these instructions to claim it. If you choose the bet $5, get $150 option, the bonus will be added to your account as a lump sum.
You can use all $150 for a single bet or divide it into increments. Adjust the amount in your betslip before you confirm a bet. All bonus bets must be used within seven days of receipt, or they will expire.
There is more fun waiting when your bet365 welcome bonus runs out. Check out these examples of daily promotions available for all sportsbook customers. Best bet: Over 136 points Houston ranks No.
1 nationally in defensive efficiency, and Duke ranks No. 3. Houston ranks 358th (out of 364) in possessions per game with 65.
4. Duke is not far ahead with 68.5.
It may seem like a great formula for the Under, but look closer at Houston’s five games against teams that rank inside the top 10 nationally in offensive efficiency. The Cougars played No. 3 Gonzaga, No.
6 Auburn, No. 8 Texas Tech (twice) and No. 9 Alabama.
Four of those five games went Over the total. The only game that didn’t was the second game against Texas Tech. The total was 131 points, and the teams combined for 130.
Duke ranks No. 1 nationally in offensive efficiency. Take the Over on Saturday.
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