FanDuel Sportsbook is running a new-customer promotion for September 2026 that promises up to $350 in bonus bets to anyone willing to wager their own money every day for a week.
Here’s how it actually works: a new user who is 21 or older and located in one of FanDuel’s legal states signs up, verifies their identity, and deposits money into the account. Each day, for seven straight days, the user places a real-money bet of at least $5. Every qualifying bet earns a $50 bonus bet token. Do that seven days running and the total payout is $350 in bonus bets.
No promo code is required. But the offer isn’t free money — it requires risking $35 of your own cash over the week to unlock the full amount. Once bonus bets are credited, they expire after seven days if unused.
For comparison, FanDuel’s rival DraftKings runs a similar offer that only requires a $5 total risk but caps the payout lower, at $200 in bonus bets.
Where it’s legal
FanDuel Sportsbook operates legally in 24 states plus Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico: Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming. Its separate daily fantasy sports product is available everywhere except Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Washington state — a patchwork that still reflects each state’s own choice on whether to allow the activity at all.
Existing FanDuel customers aren’t shut out entirely; the company runs separate promotions through its app and email for account holders who already signed up.
Know before you bet
Anyone considering this offer should understand it plainly: it’s a marketing tool designed to get people betting real money, not a giveaway. Bettors are the ones putting up the capital and taking the risk every single day for a week to earn the reward. That’s a decision for each individual to make with open eyes about their own finances.
If gambling starts to affect your finances, relationships, or wellbeing, free and confidential help resources are available.
