Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55: Get $55 bonus for Ravens-Browns, Chargers-Chiefs, Giants-Saints, NFL Week 6 — SkimNews
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- Kalshi is offering new users a guaranteed $55 trading bonus after $25 in trades via promo code CBSSPORTS55, with the article repeatedly framing it as a flat-amount offer rather than a variable one.
- Ravens (4-1) are SportsLine-model favorites at a projected 23-19 win over the Browns (3-2), with Kalshi pricing Baltimore winning by 3.5+ points at $0.47 per share after their 30-27 OT win over Atlanta.
- Giants (3-1-1) will start Jameis Winston after Jaxson Dart was ruled out for the season, and the SportsLine model backs New York in 63% of simulations on a matchup where the Saints give up 30.2 points per game versus the Giants' 21.2.
- Chiefs (4-0) are priced to beat the Chargers by 7.5+ points at $0.49 per share, with Patrick Mahomes (1,037 passing yards, 9 TDs, 2 INTs) and Kenneth Walker III (537 rushing yards, 4 TDs in 4 games since his Super Bowl MVP run) driving a rested Kansas City offense.
- Chargers rank third-worst in scoring offense at 16.8 points per game, while Kansas City allows 6.5 fewer points on defense (19.3 versus the Chargers' 25.8), per the breakdown.
- Bears QB Caleb Williams (hamstring) is officially active for Week 6, while Colts TE Tyler Warren (groin) is inactive, per the article's injury notes.
- Kalshi prediction markets are regulated by the CFTC and include user-side risk tools such as trading breaks, voluntary opt-outs, and personalized funding caps.
Why it matters: The promo lowers the effective cost of testing Kalshi from $25 in trades to a net $30 loss if a user loses everything, giving new bettors a frictionless entry point into CFTC-regulated event contracts during a Week 6 slate where the Chiefs-Chiefs/Chargers and Giants-Saints spreads are priced for one-sided outcomes — and where backup-QB injuries (Dart out, Winston stepping in) are a key variable the model is leaning on.
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