New bettors who want to dive into college basketball for Sunday’s women’s national championship game can make use of the FanDuel sportsbook promo to get major bonus bets when they sign up.
With the FanDuel sportsbook promo, new users can activate a welcome offer that lets you get $300 in bonus bets.
That promotion is perfect for Sunday’s game between the South Carolina Gamecocks and UCLA Bruins.
FanDuel Sportsbook promo for South Carolina vs. UCLA
The FanDuel sportsbook promo offers a bonus is for new customers who have yet to open an account on their platform. With this promotion, new users can win big in the first 10 days of opening their account with up to $300 in bonus bets every day for those days.
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New users must be physically present in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, Vermont, Washington DC, West Virginia, or Wyoming when signing up to qualify for the welcome promotion.
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What our Post expert thinks about South Carolina vs. UCLA
The UCLA Bruins are one win away from their first women’s NCAA national championship in the school’s history. The Bruins won an AIAW championship in 1978 but had only made it as far as the Final Four once since 1982.
Led by center Lauren Betts, the Bruins have an interior presence that can outright dominant and will certainly be a challenge for South Carolina to overcome in the championship game.
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