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By Tim van Straten
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The NFL Week 9 slate concludes with the Buccaneers and Chiefs meeting on Monday Night Football. Before these teams take the field in Kansas City, prospective bettors in Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Virginia and Washington D.C., can lock down a "Bet $10, Get $200" offer through our exclusive BetMGM bonus code NEWSWEEK200.
This no-brainer turns a $10 wager into a guaranteed $200 bonus, win or lose. You can use these bonus bets to win cash on tonight's MNF matchup and other future markets on "The King of Sportsbooks."
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If you don't qualify for this offer, BetMGM still has two more sign-up offers to consider. First, nearly all BetMGM states offer a $1,500 first bet on the house, which requires our code NEWSWEEK1500. However, bettors in Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia can sign up with the code NEWSWEEK250 to receive $250 in sportsbook/Casino bonuses with their qualifying $10 wager.
BetMGM Bonus Code NEWSWEEK200: How to Score $200 Sign-up Bonus for Bucs-Chiefs
The Buccaneers are 4-4 and falling out of the race to win the NFC South. Meanwhile, the Chiefs are going for an eighth consecutive victory to continue their unbeaten streak. Kansas City is a nine-point home favorite on Monday Night Football, the final showdown on the NFL's Week 9 slate.
BetMGM has three welcome offers, including the "Bet $10, Get $200." If you're an eligible BetMGM customer in AZ, CO, DC, MD, MA, NC or VA, enter the BetMGM bonus code NEWSWEEK200 and place as little as $10 on Bucs-Chiefs. Regardless of the outcome, you'll get $200 in bonus bets to use on more MNF markets.
Your $200 bonus will arrive as four (4) separate $25 stakes. While you can burn through them as soon as possible, BetMGM gives users seven days to place them on any sport, not just the NFL.
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Don't sweat it if you're not in one of the seven lucky areas eligible for the BetMGM bonus code NEWSWEEK200. BetMGM has two more sign-up offers to help get you rolling this fall.
New players in almost all BetMGM-approved states can activate the code NEWSWEEK1500 for the First Bet Offer. With this, players who wager up to $1,500 on Bucs vs. Chiefs or another game will get their entire stake back in bonus bets if they don't win.
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More Week 9 MNF Offers on BetMGM App
Once you've placed your qualifying wagers, make the most of BetMGM's additional MNF offers. Download the BetMGM Sportsbook app and opt-in to each offer before kickoff.
First, get an odds boost token for any betting market for Buccaneers vs. Chiefs. Enhance the price on a spread, moneyline, point total or player prop by applying the boost token in your bet slip. BetMGM also offers a boost on eligible parlay wagers for the NFL and other sports.
Meanwhile, tonight's game qualifies for BetMGM's "Second Chance First TD" promo. Bet on any player to score the first touchdown, and BetMGM will refund your entire stake with cash if the player scores second instead.
Finally, take advantage of tonight's "Lion's Boost," where Patrick Mahomes and Baker Mayfield must each throw for at least 225 yards. The boost took the odds from +140 to +175.
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