WynnBET Casino NJ Offers Their Double Down Promo

Equal opportunity online gamblers are always on the prowl for ways they can mutually benefit whether it be through sports betting or casino play. These are the kind of online gamblers who just enjoy being in action. WynnBET Casino NJ has come up with a bonus promo that targets equal opportunity gamblers. The promo is titled "Double Down," and here are some of the promo's most important terms and conditions.

The Double Down promotion was first introduced to New Jersey customers on May 24, 2022. This promo is scheduled to stay on WynnBet's bonus roster until 11:59 p.m. ET, September 7, 2022. This is a weekly promo, which customers can only claim once a week. Prior to participating in this offer, registered New Jersey customers will need to find the promo on the promotions page and click on the opt-in button. Once customers have completed the opt-in process, they will be entitled to earn a bonus by placing qualifying wagers.

For the Double Down promo, qualifying wagers will need to be made in the WynnBET Casino. The objective is to wager at least $100 on any of the casino's available casino games for the weekly period of Saturday through Monday. After participants complete the objective, they will earn the right to a free bet with a betting value of $25.

WynnBET will give recipients their free bet tokens on the Tuesday following the weekly wagering activity. After recipients get their free bet tokens, they will be given ten (10) days to use them as a single wager. If they fail to meet this deadline, their token will expire with no value. If they do meet the deadline and their free bets end up being winning bets, recipients will be given the right to withdraw those net winnings.

Brand new WynnBET Casino NJ customers will be allowed to participate in this offer after completing the registration and opt-in procedures. In order to legally do that, they must be able and willing to provide proof they are at least 21 years old. They must also agree to only place bets while in the state of NJ.