FanDuel Ohio Promo Code & Peach Bowl Preview: Georgia vs. Ohio State
The FanDuel Ohio promo code grants $100 in free bets on launch and a free 3-month subscription to NBA League pass when you sign up ahead of the Ohio sports betting launch at 12:01 am on January 1. You can also claim a bet $5 get $200 promo after launch. For all other states you can claim a $1,000 bet insurance when you sign up using the FanDuel promo link here.
FanDuel Sportsbook is offering new users a “no sweat first bet” for up to $1,000 in states where the online sportsbook is available. Once sports betting launches in Ohio, FanDuel has a “bet $5, get $200” promotion for new users in the state.
There is also still time to redeem the FanDuel Ohio pre-launch bonus of $100 in site credits and a three-month subscription to NBA League Pass. Once the new year turns, this offer will be gone, so if you’re interested, now is the time. Click any FanDuel promo link to get started.
FanDuel Sportsbook: Georgia vs. Ohio State Peach Bowl preview
Ohio State and Georgia square off tonight in the Peach Bowl, with the winner advancing to the national championship game on Jan. 9. While Ohioans won’t be able to bet on the Peach Bowl, they will be able to place wagers on the national championship game, which could include the Buckeyes if they beat the top-ranked Bulldogs tonight.
The Bulldogs enter this game undefeated on the year and as 6.5-point favorites over the Buckeyes. Ohio State fell to Michigan for its only loss of the year, and as the underdog in this game has moneyline odds of +220 at FanDuel. The Bulldogs are -275 favorites. The over/under is 62.5 points.
Ohio State averaged an impressive 44.5 points per game (second in college football) this season. The Buckeyes will be facing a top-ranked defense that allowed just 12.8 points per game this year (also second in college football) along with a Heisman finalist, Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett.
FanDuel promo code for the Peach Bowl and Ohio
Users not in Ohio can sign up here to create an account at FanDuel Sportsbook and redeem a no sweat first bet for up to $1,000. No code is necessary to receive this promo; click here to claim it.
Then, place your first bet (minimum of $5) at FanDuel Sportsbook, including on the Peach Bowl if you wish. If that bet loses, FanDuel will issue you a refund in site credit for up to $1,000. This offer is available to new users only.
Before sports betting launches, interested customers in Ohio can still sign up for FanDuel Sportsbook’s pre-launch offer. By signing up via this page, you will receive $100 in site credits that will be available to you on Jan. 1 at midnight, when sports betting launches in Ohio. There is no deposit necessary to redeem the $100.
In addition to the $100, you will also receive a three-month subscription to NBA League Pass, effective immediately. Once Jan. 1 hits, this offer will no longer be available.
Ohio sports betting launch info
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed HB 29 into law on Dec. 8, 2021. This legalized both online and retail sports betting, including betting on college sports.
There are three licenses that entities can apply for in Ohio:
- Type A: Available for the state’s casinos and professional sports teams to partner with online sportsbooks.
- Type B: Retail sportsbook license.
- Type C: Available for grocery stores, bars, restaurants and sellers of Ohio Lottery tickets that want to offer sports betting kiosks.
FanDuel applied for a Type A license in partnership with Belterra Park in Cincinnati. It has received approval from the Ohio Casino Control Commission and will begin taking bets starting Jan. 1. The people of Ohio will be able to bet on teams like the Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals, Ohio State Buckeyes, Cleveland Cavaliers and many more.
Tomorrow, the Browns take on the Washington Commanders, and the following day, the Bengals play the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football. People in Ohio will be able to bet on both of these games at FanDuel Sportsbook.
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