Maryland
How to Claim Caesars Maryland Promo and Use $1,000 Bonus Bet on App
Months remain until NFL games are played again, but you can spend this idle time building your bankroll thanks to Caesars Sportsbook!
Caesars is rewarding its new-users with a no-sweat bet worth up to $1,000 if you sign up this week – giving you up to two chances to start out with a big win.
Welcome Bonus |
Min. First Deposit |
Promo Code |
---|---|---|
$1,000 No-Sweat Bet |
$10 |
FSNFL1000 |
Here’s how you can claim your no-sweat bet at Caesars:
- Click this link to sign up with Caesars Sportsbook
- Use this promo code: FSNFL1000
- Deposit $10 or more
That’s all there is to it!
Once you’ve used the promo code and made a deposit of $10 or more, your first bet at Caesars will be backed by the house and returned as bonus bets (for up to $1,000) if you lose.
If you lose your first bet at Caesars, you’ll be getting a bonus-bet refund, so you should know what they are just in case.
Bonus bets are house credits that you can use to bet on sports instead of using real money from your account.
The only downside to bonus bets is that you won’t have the value of your bonus returned to you when wagering since it’s house credit.
But your winnings will be real cash that you can either withdraw or use for more wagers!
Caesars will give you the option to apply your bonus credit to any wager in your bet slip as long as you still have bonus bets to spend.
It’s simple. Find your best bet and click on it to add it to your bet slip. Then you’ll see an option to apply your bonus credit.
Make sure you click on the bonus bet option and then place the bet!
You can spend your bonus bet on any wager in any sport, but it expires 14 days after you receive it, so don’t wait too long to spend it.
Yes, online sports betting has been legal in Maryland since November, 2022.
Yes. Caesars is one of the oldest names in gambling and it’s been trusted by sports bettors for several years now.
Yes. Caesars Sportsbook is licensed and regulated as a legal sportsbook in Maryland.
Yes, you can bet on college sports in Maryland, including in-state teams. However, you cannot bet on college player props in Maryland.
Maryland sports bettors can sign up with all of the best sportsbooks and Caesars is a great place to start.
Caesars has years of experience in sports betting and it’s easy to tell with their top-of-the-line app, big-time promotions and tons of odds boosts.
But that doesn’t mean you should stop there!
If you sign up with several sportsbooks, you’ll be able to compare odds (always betting with the best odds) and claim TONS of bonus bets!
Caesars has a massive welcome bonus available in Maryland, but that doesn’t mean it’s the best.
Here are the other top welcome bonuses available to you today in Maryland:
Sportsbook |
Welcome Bonus |
Min. First Deposit |
Min. First Bet |
Promo Code |
---|---|---|---|---|
DraftKings |
$200 + Daily No-Sweat Same-Game Parlay |
$10 |
$5 |
None needed |
FanDuel |
$150 |
$10 |
$5 |
None needed |
BetMGM |
$1,500 No-Sweat Bet |
$10 |
N/A |
None needed |
Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.
Maryland
E-ZPass Scam Has Targeted 2K Drivers: What To Know In MD
MARYLAND — Scammers pretending to be E-ZPass toll road collectors are swindling drivers out of money. The Maryland Transportation Authority on Tuesday warned drivers about the scam.
The scammers are sending texts claiming to be “E-ZPass Toll Services.” The texts direct recipients to click a link to pay an outstanding toll balance to avoid a late fee.
This message is fraudulent. The toll account information provided in these texts is neither valid nor accurate.
E-ZPass warned customers to delete the texts immediately and told them to not click on any links in the text messages. Anybody who clicked the link and completed the form should immediately contact their financial institution and notify E-ZPass of any erroneous information posted to their accounts.
“Scam attacks through emails and text messaging are on the rise in our country and protecting the safety of E-ZPass customer information is of paramount importance to us,” E-ZPass Group Executive Director PJ Wilkins said in a press release. “We will continue to work with our partnering states to alert our customers of any criminal activity that places them at risk, and we encourage E-ZPass customers to be vigilant in ensuring that their personal and financial information is not compromised by falling prey to these fraudulent schemes.”
The FBI recently issued a public service announcement on the scam.
The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center has received over 2,000 complaints from at least three undisclosed states about the claim.
Officials think the scam is moving from state-to-state with nearly identical language and similar “outstanding toll amounts.”
The phone number and the link provided, which impersonates the state’s toll service name, seems to change between states.
E-ZPass customers who receive the text should file a complaint with the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov.
Maryland E-ZPass customers wishing to pay their real balances should contact DriveEzMD at 1-888-321-6824. A live chat is available at driveezmd.com Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
In-person Customer Service Centers are open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Extended hours are in effect Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon and Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. A list of center locations is posted at driveezmd.com/contact-us.
Maryland
La Plata Police Department Unveils Special Olympics Maryland Public/Private Partnership Vehicle
The La Plata Police Department (LPPD) is proud to unveil its Special Olympics Maryland (SOMD) Torch Run public/private partnership cruiser. The Special Olympics Torch Run and SOM logos are displayed on the sides of the cruiser.
For over 42-years, law enforcement has been the single largest fundraiser for Special Olympics nationwide.
The funds have helped to support Special Olympics Maryland’s mission to provide year–round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic–type sports for children and adults with an intellectual disability, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy, and participate in the sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes, and the community.
“Special Olympics Maryland values the extraordinary partnership with the Maryland law enforcement community in their year-round efforts of raising funds and creating awareness for Special Olympics Maryland through various fundraising and awareness initiatives, said Betsy Jiron, Law Enforcement Torch Run Liaison, Special Olympics Maryland. “Carl Schinner and the La Plata Police Department have taken their support one step further with a “wrapped” police cruiser that not only will help create more awareness for Special Olympics Maryland, but also displays La Plata Police Department’s amazing partnership and commitment to the community they serve.”
LPPD Officer Mary “Becca” Chaney requested to be assigned the SOMD cruiser. Officer Chaney stated, “Growing up my mom was a special education teacher for children with disabilities. I often would help my mom with walking students to class or assisting during lunch. I became very familiar with sign language during this period of my life. As I got older, I continuously helped with special education programs at my school and I also babysat for parents who had children with disabilities, as this can be hard to find someone who can handle some of the challenges. My dream was to become a police officer and having been awarded this opportunity to support individuals with special needs while doing the job I love; I could not ask for more.”
Chief Carl Schinner noted, “It is extremely important that individuals with disabilities know they are important members of our community. Having it openly displayed on LPPD’s Special Olympics Maryland and Pathfinders for Autism vehicles sends that important message…. You are valued here in La Plata.”
The SOMD vehicle was designed by Suburban Signs and the graphics were generously donated by FGS, a La Plata-based business.
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