PointsBet Online Sportsbook Promo Codes

PointsBet Online Sports was first launched in Australia in the year 2017. Because of their success, they expanded their operations in the United States. They are established across 7 states and will be further expanding soon. The 7 states are New Jersey, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan and West Virginia. So if you are a resident in any of these states and you are looking for a good online sports betting platform, then PointsBet is the perfect place to get things started. Ensure that you are at least 21 years old and located within the borders of any of these states.

If you are ready to sign up, create an account and as a first-time user you make sure of the Risk-Free bet, up to $2000. The welcome code will be automatically populated once you click on the promos tab and select this particular offer. However, just for your reference, the code to access this promo is WELCOME. Read on to learn more about all the bonus and promotion offerings PointsBet has for new and existing casino and sportsbook players.

PointsBet Online Sportsbook Bonus Codes

PointsBet has quite a few promotions for you to choose from. But as a first-time player, you can access the risk-free bet up to $2000. An example of this would be:

1. If you place a bet and lose $500, PointsBet will credit $500 back into your account.
2. If you place a bet and lose $3000, PointsBet will credit $2000 back into your account.
3. If you place a bet and win, PointsBet will not credit any amount based on this promo, since this will cover your losses incurred, up to $2000.

The code will be provided automatically when you click on the promo, so you so have to remember it.

How to claim your Risk-Free Bet Bonus at PointsBet Online Sportsbook

1. Sign up and get started on your PointsBet account.
2. Download the PointsBet Sportsbook app. It’s available on iOS and Android devices.
3. Claim the offer from the Promos section and make your first deposit. When you place your first bet and you lose any money, PointsBet will credit the loss incurred back into your account.