DraftKings NJ Review

While some Sportsbooks will require a special bonus code to trigger the bonus promotion, DraftKings NJ do not require a DraftKings NJ Bonus code in order to claim the deposit bonus worth up to $1,000. All you need to do is follow the instructions listed further down this page to claim your welcome bonus without the need for a DraftKings NJ Bonus Code.

New customer offers have become a staple of the industry as bookmakers look to secure your business. The DraftKings NJ Customer Offer is based around your first deposit. Sign up and make a first deposit of at least $5 and DraftKings NJ will credit your account with a bonus equal to 20% once you start to meet play-through requirements.

To claim the DraftKings NJ new customer offer follow these simple instructions:

There are a couple of DraftKings NJ betting products & features that stand out for us:

DraftKings allows players to cash out some bets after they are placed. The option to cash out allows you to reduce your risk if the match isn’t going as well as you had hoped. Conversely cash out enables you to withdraw a portion of winnings early to protect your bet from things going wrong later in the game.

The DraftKing rewards scheme is one of the weakest parts of the sports betting offer. Even the first tier of rewards only comes after wagering a comparatively large amount of money. Larger rewards are possible, but are only likely to go to high rollers making large wagers or to high volume sports bettors. This is compensated for partly by a regular flow of special offers and bonuses together with in-game prizes, but even so recreational sports bettors will not gain much from the VIP scheme.

DraftKings NJ offers betting markets for a host of sporting events and matchups across the globe, ranging from traditional US sports like football and baseball to sports that are popular overseas like rugby league and Australian Rules Football. Here is a rundown of the sports currently covered:

Those sports listed will usually offer multiple betting markets. These include:

The most simple market of them all - you are betting on who will win. This market is great for backing an underdog to spring an upset but you may not often find appealing odds for a pre-game favorite.

Spread betting involves the introduction of a handicap into proceedings. This market means pre-game favorites can be backed at more appealing odds than those found in the Moneyline market. However, there is a catch. That team will have to overcome a fictional handicap. So, for example, if you back Brooklyn Nets -11.5 for their game against Minnesota Timberwolves, you will need the Nets to win by at least 12 points for your bet to be successful. Alternatively you could back Minnesota +11.5 and your bet will be a winner if the Timberwolves win the matchup or lose by less than 12 points.

Usually referred to as 'totals' markets these types of markets will give you two options. Over a set number or under a set number. For basketball it can be total points, for hockey total goals etc etc. They can even go as far as team performances. For example, you could back Chicago Blackhawks to score +2.5 goals in a game. As long as they score two or more goals, your bet will be a winner.

These are long-term bets because you are betting on something happening down the line. For example, you can bet on who will win the Super Bowl before the season has even started. And once the season is underway this market will remain available right up until kickoff in the big game itself. Futures also cover things like MVP - you can bet on who will be named NBA MVP, Super Bowl MVP etc etc.

Known as accumulator bets overseas, a parlay bet is one you merge a series of betting selections into one single bet. For example, instead of backing Kansas City Chiefs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Buffalo Bills and New Orleans Saints individually, you can place them all into one bet. This will provide you with bigger odds and a bigger potential return, but there is more risk involved. You will need all four teams to win for your bet to be a winner.

DraftKings were at the forefront of the legalization of sports betting in New Jersey in 2018, becoming the first legal online option for those looking to bet on sports. Operating under the casino license of Resorts Atlantic City, DraftKings allows those 21 or older with a valid social security number to place sport bet – online or in-person – when inside state boundaries. DraftKings now has over 10 million players worldwide through its various licences.

DraftKings NJ’s customer service team can be contacted 24/7 via the usual formats. The website/app offers a Live Chat service as well as a messaging service. You can also email DraftKings NJ at [email protected]