A Fox News betting-promotion article published Oct. 18, 2026, outlined offers available to new customers for NFL Week 6 and said the combined advertised value exceeded $2,000. It paired each promotion with a suggested wager. The source did not provide full terms and conditions for every offer, so readers would need to check each sportsbook’s rules and eligibility requirements before registering or betting.
BetMGM’s promotion used the code FOXNEWS. As described in the article, a new customer whose first wager loses could receive bonus bets matching the wager, up to $1,500. The article suggested a $100 bet on New York Giants running back Skattebo to score the first touchdown against the New Orleans Saints. It said that wager would pay $650 if successful and produce a $100 bonus bet if it lost. The article cited Skattebo’s costly fumble the previous week and said the Giants might give him opportunities against a Saints defense it characterized as having allowed the most touchdowns to opposing running backs. These are the source’s rationale and promotional claims, not independently established findings.
FanDuel’s offer, according to the article, allowed new users to receive as much as $250 in bonus bets by placing a $5 wager on each of five days. Each qualifying wager would earn a $50 token. For a suggested wager, the article recommended a six-point teaser involving the Indianapolis Colts and New England Patriots. It described the Colts as the stronger team against the Tennessee Titans and predicted that New England would beat the visiting New York Jets. Those assessments were the writer’s opinions.
Fanatics Sportsbook advertised $350 in FanCash after a new user placed a $20 wager on a Week 6 game and registered with the code FOXNEWS350. The article recommended Jacksonville Jaguars -2.5 against the Houston Texans in London. It noted that Jacksonville was playing its second consecutive game in London and described the Jaguars as a 4-1 team, while Houston had won its first game the prior week. The source framed Jacksonville’s familiarity with the setting and team quality as reasons for its pick.
Bet365’s promotion was described as offering $200 in bonuses after a new user registered and placed a $10 wager on the Atlanta Falcons moneyline. The article said the bonus would be awarded whether the wager won or lost. It recommended Atlanta, citing the team’s home-field advantage, quarterback Michael Penix Jr. being expected to start, and what the article described as a strong Falcons run defense. It also said Chicago would use a backup quarterback and sought to run the ball. The article did not include independent confirmation of those player or team details.
The promotions differed in how rewards were delivered: bonus bets, bonus-bet tokens or FanCash. The article did not establish that a particular customer would receive the maximum advertised amounts, nor did it report results from any of the proposed wagers. Its predictions and betting suggestions should therefore be understood as commentary accompanying promotional offers, not guarantees of outcomes.
