Use DraftKings promo code to get $200 in bonus bets by targeting Florida State-SMU, college football on Monday — SkimNews
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- DraftKings promo code gives new users $200 in bonus bets after placing a $5 wager, with the bonus credited within 21 days of their first bet.
- SportsLine expert Brad Thomas is backing SMU to defeat Florida State as a -155 money line favorite, arguing Florida State's secondary was "absolutely torched" and quarterback Kevin Jennings is "one of the most prolific passers in college football when healthy."
- The SportsLine Projection Model, which simulates every MLB game 10,000 times, projects Over 7.5 total runs hits in 58.3% of simulations for Cardinals-Giants despite Giants starter Logan Webb being a three-time All-Star.
- Cardinals hitters are averaging 7.8 runs over their last six games and 8 runs per game over their last three, while Webb has allowed 16 runs across his last three starts — including nine runs in two innings against the Pirates on Tuesday.
- The SportsLine Projection Model entered Week 24 of the MLB season on a 52-35 run on top-rated MLB picks and returned nearly 30 units of profit on home run props in 2025.
- Alex Selesnick (PropStarz) is backing Seahawks tight end AJ Barner Over 24.5 receiving yards in Wednesday's game against the Patriots, citing new Seattle OC Brian Fleury's tight-end-heavy scheme inherited from four seasons as San Francisco's TE coach.
- Combining the three Monday picks into a single DraftKings parlay yields +504 odds — risking $100 to profit $504, with lines subject to change.
Why it matters: DraftKings is using Monday's SMU-Florida State matchup — one of the marquee college football games of the week — as a customer-acquisition vehicle with a $200 bonus-bets offer, notably smaller than BetMGM's $1,500 and FanDuel's $350 promos tied to the same game. By packaging the CFB pick with an MLB total and an NFL player prop into a +504 parlay, DraftKings is steering new signups toward higher-risk multi-leg bets rather than straight wagers.
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