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DraftKings Sportsbook has a special sign-up promotion for new bettors in North Carolina.
With online sports betting officially launching in the Tar Heel State on March 11, 2024, prospective bettors can sign up for the state’s eligible sportsbooks.
The North Carolina Lottery Commission has put stringent safeguards in place to make sure that bettors’ funds and identities are safe with any of the state’s verified mobile sportsbooks, including DraftKings.
New users who register for DraftKings in North Carolina can receive $150 in bonus bets. Read on to learn how to claim this special offer.
New User Offer in North Carolina
Users in North Carolina looking to take advantage of DraftKings’ sign-up promotion can follow these steps:
- Sign up for DraftKings using this link or a banner on this page.
- Provide the necessary personal information required to start an account.
- Deposit at least $5 in your account.
- Make a real-money wager of at least $5 on any sport.
- Win or lose, receive $150 in bonus bets (six $25 bonus bets).
- Offer valid through 11:59 p.m. ET on Jan. 5, 2025.
DraftKings Bonus Offer Terms & Conditions
Regardless of how your first $5+ wager turns out, you’ll receive $150 in bonus bets instantly. Bonus bets are valid for seven days.
Bonus bets are non-withdrawable, meaning you must bet with it on DraftKings Sportsbook. The stake isn’t included in the winnings of any bet you make with a bonus bet.
This promotion is only available to users located in North Carolina who have never had a DraftKings account.
Category | Description |
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Offer | Bet $5+, get $150 in bonus bets if first bet wins |
Promo Code | N/A |
Requirements | New users only, 21+ and in eligible state |
Eligible Bet Types | All bet types |
Availability | AZ, CO, CT, DC, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME, MI, NC, NJ, NY, NH, OH, OR, PA, TN, VA, VT, WY, WV |
Offer Expires | Jan. 5, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. ET |
Apple Store Score | 4.8/5 |
Google Play Store Score | 4.5/5 |
Date Verified | Dec. 4, 2024 |
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Can I Use DraftKings Sportsbook in NC?
You can use DraftKings Sportsbook in North Carolina so long as you’re over 21 years of age and physically located in North Carolina.
DraftKings has state-of-the-art location technology to make sure users are located in a state where sports betting is legal and DraftKings operates.
If you’re under 21 and try to sign up for DraftKings, you’ll be unable to create an account in North Carolina.
When you sign up for DraftKings, it’ll ask you to submit some personal information along with the last four digits of your social security number to confirm your age and identity.
How We Evaluate Betting Promotions
While we don’t have a formal rating for sports betting promotional offers, we only write about consumer-friendly signup offers regarding the following criteria.
- Size of offer: Sports betting signup bonuses range from $100 to $1,500. The size is important, but it depends on the type of the offer. Regardless of size, a sports betting signup offer can give you some cushion for your first betting experience. Remember, these offers are one-time deals.
- Offer format: Most sportsbooks offer a so-called “bet & get” offer, where if you make a wager, you will receive so-called bonus bets. These wagers are in the form of site credit. Sometimes, your bet must win to claim the site credit. Other sportsbooks will offer a so-called free bet where you can get a refund in the form of site credit if your first wager loses. Both have their advantages.
- Time to receive site credit: It’s better if you receive your site credit immediately rather than having to wait 2-3 days. This can be relevant to your betting experience. However, all sportsbooks issue site credits in a timely manner.
- Odds requirement: It’s always better if the promotion doesn’t stipulate a minimum or maximum odds for your qualifying wager.
Some sportsbook signup offers are slightly better than others, but you can claim one new user offer at each sportsbook. You should claim each site’s offer if you want to try out multiple sports betting sites.
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