NFL Sunday Night Football betting promos Week 6: Get over $5k in sportsbook, prediction market bonuses for Packers vs. Cowboys

The Packers and Cowboys converge on “Sunday Night Football” headed in opposite directions. Green Bay is riding consecutive wins while Dallas is reeling from a memorably embarrassing home loss to Tampa Bay.Green Bay is a narrow 1.5-point favorite at Lambeau Field, where Jordan Love will face a Cowboys defense ranked dead last in EPA per play, success rate and yards per play allowed.Love threw for 367 yards and two touchdowns against Chicago last week, setting up another favorable matchup against a Dallas secondary that has struggled throughout the season.The Cowboys remain dangerous offensively, averaging more than 27 points per game, but their defensive deficiencies and a 4-1 record to the over make Sunday’s 52.5-point total particularly intriguing.NFL bettors and traders can snag over $5,000 in sportsbook bonuses and prediction market credits for Sunday’s primetime affair.We scouted a comprehensive list of sportsbook offers to use on “Sunday Night Football.”If you’re looking to get involved with prediction markets, you can get over $300 in value for Sunday night’s NFC soirée.

Fanatics’ welcome offer is to bet $20 to get $350 in FanCash.Here’s how to claim this bonus ahead of Packers vs.Cowboys:New BetMGM bettors will get a $1,500 first bet on the house.

So, if they lose their bet on Sunday, they will get their losses back in bonus bets.These bonuses are valid for seven days and can be used to bet on any event on the platform.Here’s how to cash in on the offer:bet365 is our favorite book for both props and same game parlay betting on “Sunday Night Football.”You can sign up and bet $10 to get $200 in bonus bets win or lose.Here’s how to claim it:DraftKings’ ‘SNF’ offer is bet $5, Get $200 in bonus bets, plus three months of NBA League Pass.Instead of a promo code, you can click this link to register and place your first bet on any market for the Packers vs.

Cowboys on Sunday night.FanDuel just dropped a bet-get offer for $350 ...

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