Certainly a familiar face in the online sportsbook world, BetNow has a ton of value for everyone from casual gamblers to savvy veterans. One of the ways the company expands its broad appeal is with its roster of promotions. With it firmly being the dead of summer, BetNow has got in on the action with its Weekly Grand Slam Contest. For this promotion, the website will be giving away $10,000 per week until the end of the regular MLB season. While the Yankees and the Mets are battling for superiority in their respective leagues, patrons of this promotion can find new ways to shoot up the leaderboard.
In this breakdown, SBS will go over some of the rules and regulations for this promotion and also some other recent notes about BetNow.
According to the official BetNow promotions page, the rules for this contest are relatively simple. For this weekly promotion, all players have to do is select the “straight up winners from the 28 MLB games with the tiebreaker” and they will be in line for the grand prize. Per the official contest rules, only one entry per household is allowed. Also, the contestant that picks the “perfect week” which means all selections for that week won with the exact tiebreaker total, will win the $10,000. However, if more than one person wins the grand prize of $10k, then the prize will be split equally among the winners.
While the $10,000 grand prize is the obvious first choice for patrons of this promotion, there will still be some consolation prizes given out. In this case, consolation prizes will be given out weekly to the top five scoring clients. However, like with the “perfect week” tie stipulation above, the prize will be equally split among the winners in case there is another tie scenario. In regards to a monetary amount, the consolation prizes will be based on the number of entries in that weekly promotion.
There are also some other rules attached to the contest as well. For instance, whenever there is a cancellation or rain out game, they will not count for the contest. Per the contest page, all MLB rules will apply to full games. On a final note for the contest, the tiebreaker will be the grand salami for the given week. For those not in the know, the tie breaker (grand salami) is the total # of runs scored during the given week.
In addition to its Weekly Grand Slam Contest, BetNow has rolled out other great promotions in the past related to college basketball, the NFL and the NBA. With all of these contests, the company does offer customer support service at 1-844-U-BETNOW or you can just click on a dialogue box on the website directly to chat with a support agent. As active clients of BetNow are also aware, they can find the latest promotions and codes on the BetNow promotions tab from the main website. Also, the customer must be an active client of BetNow and they can actually enter this contest for free if they wish to do so. The page also reiterates that “the customer simply needs to pick the straight up winner not against the line.”
If you are still perhaps uncertain about using BetNow or if it is the right fit for you, then our BetNow wagering review is a great place to see all the sportsbook has to offer. On this fantastic page you can find all the latest bonus offerings from the company and also the newest promotions as well. In regards to the former, SBS has done a lot of the heavy lifting for readers by putting together our best welcome bonuses guide which gives you a ton of different strategies to get the most out of your bets. Finally, with the MLB season in full swing, our MLB wagering page should give you a ton of resources related to baseball betting and have the best picks possible.
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