It’s the first NFL Sunday of the season, and Caesars Sportsbook has a bonkers bonus for new customers looking to get in on the sports betting action. At Caesars, new users can sign up for an account and get a First Bet on Caesars of up to $1,250 for the NFL Sunday early games! On top of that, you’ll also receive 1,000 Tier Credits and 1,000 Reward Credits®.
Claim your $1,250 First Bet on Caesars with Caesars Sportsbook Promo Code STARTFULL
It’s the perfect way to test the NFL waters in Week 1 – all of the fun, none of the risk. Just make an initial deposit of at least $10 and place your first wager. If you win, congratulations! But if you lose, you’ll receive the entire stake of your bet up to $1,250 for a one-time use free bet from Caesars Sportsbook.
Either way, you’ll be guaranteed the 1,000 Tier Credits and 1,000 Reward Credits®.
How to Claim Caesars Sportsbook Promo Code: Use code STARTFULL
Caesars’ sign-up process is straightforward, and you’ll be up and running in a matter of minutes. Just follow these steps.
- Sign up for a Caesars Sportsbook account and get verified by using code STARTFULL
- Make a minimum deposit of $10
- Place your first bet on NFL Sunday early games. Your bet must settle within 30 days of opening your account to qualify.
- Receive 1,000 Tier Credits and 1,000 Reward Credits® within seven days after the qualifying wager settles
Terms and Conditions to note:
- Must be 21+
- The promo applies to your first bet up to $1,250
- Your first bet must settle within 30 days of opening your account
- You must use your free bet within 14 days of receiving it
- The amount of the credit isn’t eligible for withdrawal. You must use it to bet on the Caesars Sportsbook website or app
- Receive 1,000 Tier Credits and 1,000 Reward Credits®
Other Existing Promos From Caesars Sportsbook
Sportsbooks are always trying to one-up each other with hot new bonuses. Be sure to click on the promotions tab on the app to see what’s cooking. Here are some of the current offers from Caesars.
Spread The Word
Refer your friends, and when they deposit $50+, you’ll receive a $100 free bet!
Caesars Profit Boosts
Profit boosts increase the net winnings of your bet by a certain percentage. You’ll find all of Caesars’ profit boosts on the promotions page and will be walked through how to take advantage of them.
Same Game Parlays
Only one football game on Monday night? No problem! At Caesars, you can now create a Same Game Parlay that allows you to place multiple bets on the same game for a bigger payout.
Best Bets for NFL Sunday Early Games
Philadelphia Eagles (-4) at Detroit Lions — Sunday, Sept. 11, 1 p.m. ET
The lovable Lions have been the darlings of the offseason this year, and some people are even starting to believe the hype. Whether it’s coach Dan Campbell’s soundbites, an episode of Hard Knocks, or the selection of Aidan Hutchinson, this is a team that’s making some noise. But hype is one thing, and reality is another.
The Lions’ roar will be reduced to a whimper on Sunday when the high-flying Eagles land in the Motor City. The Eagles have shot up the power rankings this year with the addition of stud receiver A.J. Brown and an offensive line that is top three in the league, if not number one. QB Jalen Hurts should be much improved in his third year, and this team has all the ingredients to be one of the top teams in the NFC.
The Eagles absolutely smoked the Lions last Halloween 44-6, in a game in which Detroit had 57 rushing yards. While the Lions have improved, and it shouldn’t be that ugly this time around, the Eagles should still have no problem covering the four points.
Baltimore Ravens (-7) @ New York Jets — Sunday, Sept. 11, 1 p.m. ET
When are the Jets going to catch a break? After an excellent draft that included three first-round picks, there was optimism in New York for the upcoming season. The team selected dynamic Ohio State wideout Garrett Wilson with the 10th pick and snagged RB Breece Hall out of Iowa State early in the second round to give quarterback Zach Wilson some much-needed help on offense.
Unfortunately, Wilson went down in the preseason, and it was just announced that he won’t be returning before Week 4. That leaves Joe Flacco running the show, and while he’s a decent backup, his ceiling is limited.
On the other side, the Ravens are finally getting healthy. There’s hope that RB J.K. Dobbins will be back for this game, but even if he’s not, Baltimore will have no problem running the ball. The Ravens also have one of the best defenses in the league, improved by first-round pick Kyle Hamilton at safety.
This powerhouse squad led by Lamar Jackson will be right in the thick of the Super Bowl conversation come December. They own a 9-2 record against the Jets, with their most recent victory coming in 2019 with a 42-21 W. That score sounds about right for this one.
