A Fox News betting-promotion article published Oct. 15, 2026, outlined sportsbook offers connected to two Major League Baseball postseason games scheduled for that day. The source said the American League Championship Series matchup between the Guardians and Rays was level at one game apiece, with a listed start time of 1 p.m. ET. It also described the Brewers as seeking a sweep against the Dodgers in the National League Championship Series, with that game scheduled for 8 p.m. ET.
The article focused on introductory promotions for new customers and summarized the required wagers and advertised rewards. It did not provide full terms and conditions for each offer, and the listed incentives should not be read as guaranteed winnings. Some rewards require repeated wagers or are issued as bonus-bet tokens rather than cash.
For Underdog, the source described a FOXNEWS promo code and an advertised total of $100 in bonus bets. It said a new user could make a $5 wager on a game and receive a $10 bonus-bet token, repeating the process over 10 days to reach the stated total.
The article said FanCash was offering new users $350 in FanCash after wagering $20 on either game, using the code FOXNEWS350. For Betr, it listed $200 in bonuses and four No Sweat Bets for new users who entered FOXNEWS. The source did not detail additional qualification rules for that Betr offer.
A separate promotion was described as providing $500 in No Sweat Bets after a $5 wager. Under the stated mechanics, a customer would place a wager of $5 at odds of -500 or longer and receive one No Sweat Bet token per day for 10 days. The article said losing those bonus wagers would result in $50 bonus-bet tokens; it did not specify other terms in the supplied text.
BetMGM’s offer, according to the roundup, used the FOXNEWS code and promised up to $1,500 in bonus funds if a new customer’s first wager lost. The amount would match the lost wager, up to the advertised limit. The article did not state that a winning first wager would receive the same promotion.
For bet365, the source said new users could wager $10 on either postseason game and receive $365 in bonuses once the wager was graded, regardless of whether it won or lost. FanDuel’s listed promotion required a $5 wager, followed by a $50 bonus bet. Repeating that process for five consecutive days was described as producing $250 in bonus bets in total.
The article presented these offers as options for sports betting on the games, not as analysis of the teams or predictions about outcomes. It did not include the operators’ complete eligibility restrictions, expiration details, geographic availability, or other full promotional terms. Readers would need to review each sportsbook’s rules before participating.
