PointsBet is turning up the pressure on its sportsbook competition in Maryland with PointsBet Maryland Promo Code ROCKYMD, which secures new users up to $2,000 in second-chance bets. The promo must be used within seven days of claiming it, which makes this week’s upcoming NFL Sunday lineup one to keep an eye on as you place your first wagers on the platform.
Claim Two Free Second-Chance Bets Up to $2,000 with PointsBet Maryland Promo Code ROCKYMD
The promo provides free bets for your first two wagers if they result in a loss. The wagers include both your first fixed-odds and first PointsBetting wager — the latter of which is unique to the platform. PointsBetting turns up the ante due to its aggressive nature. It’s an interesting opportunity designed for more experienced betters, and the new promo code allows you to test your mettle with a little insurance in your back pocket.
How to Claim Your PointsBet Maryland Promo Code ROCKYMD
Follow the steps below to sign up and claim your two second-chance bets.
- Visit the PointsBet Sportsbook website.
- Click “Sign Up.”
- Enter PointsBet Maryland promo code ROCKYMD.
- Provide the required personal information, such as your name, address, and date of birth.
- Make your first deposit.
- Place your bets!
Your first fixed-odds wager will be matched up to $500 in a second-chance bet if it results in a loss, and your first PointsBetting wager is matched up to $1,500 in a second-chance bet if it results in a loss.
Once you’re signed up, take a look at the NFL Sunday odds below to consider for your first two wagers on the platform.
What is PointsBetting?
PointsBetting is a type of wager that is exclusive to the PointsBet platform. When you place a wager using the PointsBetting method, your wager amount is multiplied by the margin of victory. This means that for every point you’re over in a successful bet, the more you’ll receive. What makes it challenging is that it also works the other way. For every point you’re off with a losing bet, the more you’ll have to pay out, which is why this type of bet is for more experienced betters.
Here is a scenario of how these types of bets work: let’s use a game with a total of 45 points as an example. Let’s say you placed a $10 PointsBetting wager on the Over. If 47 total points are scored, you would win $20, as your $10 bet would be multiplied by the two-point margin. On the contrary, if 43 points were scored, your $10 wager would now cost you $20 ($10 x 2).
You can place PointsBetting wagers on other markets, such as the point spread, each team’s points scored, and the time of the first touchdown.
NFL Sunday Bets to Consider
New York Jets (+9.5) at Buffalo Bills
The New York Jets may have just found a QB who, at the very least, can make things interesting for them the rest of the season, starting Sunday, Dec. 11, at Buffalo. Since the Jets’ starting QB Zach Wilson was benched, backup QB Mike White has stepped in and done a stellar job, compiling more than 300 yards in both outings and gaining the support of his teammates.
Last week, he nearly led the Jets to a comeback victory on the road in Minnesota against the Vikings, who currently hold the second-best record in the league. Whether it’s due to a lack of game film or him actually being a budding quality starting-caliber QB, White has caused issues for opposing defenses through the air.
If the Jets’ offense can maintain their performance from the previous two weeks with White under center, it’s a good chance the Jets will defy the spread.
Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals (Under 47)
Deshaun Watson made his long-anticipated return to Houston to make his first start of the season against his former team. What was supposed to be an exciting and emotional matchup turned out to be a snooze fest. The Texans’ offense struggled as usual, and Watson looked like he hadn’t seen live action in a couple of years.
Watson ended the game connecting on 12 of his 22 attempts for 131 yards and an interception. He also failed to lead the Browns to an offensive touchdown. The Browns’ three touchdowns on that day came from two defensive scores and a punt return from Donavan Peoples-Jones. It’s fair to expect Watson will need a good amount of time to return to his old form and deliver on what the Browns expect from him.
His second start of the season won’t be nearly enough time to overcome the rust he displayed against the Texans. Considering Watson’s rust and the Bengals’ defense that just held the high-flying Kansas City Chiefs offense to 24 points, it’s not farfetched to expect another lackluster performance from the Browns’ offense.
However, despite their current offensive woes, the Browns’ defense is sixth overall and more than capable of preventing the Bengals from lighting up the scoreboard in a way that would lead to hitting the Over.
