Caesars Sportsbook Tennessee Features Super Bowl Prop Bet Promotion

This article is dated February 10, 2022, content related to promotions is no longer valid. Any promotion described below has expired.

It's Super Bowl LVI Week, and the excitement is building for football fans and Tennessee sports bettors. While the most astute and experienced sports bettors will be focusing on point spread and or money line bets, recreational sports bettors will be focusing on the amazing list of prop bets that are being offered. In fact, Caesars Sportsbook is currently offering hundreds of prop bets from the usual options to some very creative options. In order to generate a little more interest in prop bets, Caesars Tennessee has devised a new promotion called "Bet the Props." Anyone who might be interested in Super Bowl prop betting should read the detail below.

This offer will be available to Tennessee sports bettors until the start of Super Bowl LVI on February 13, 2022. The game will feature the Los Angeles Rams vs the Cincinnati Bengals. To participate in this offer, sports bettors will need to opt-in.

To qualify for the bonus attach to this promotion, sports bettors will need to place 10 qualifying prop bet wagers on the Super Bowl. A qualifying wager will count as such as long as the bet is for a minimum of $10 with minimum odds of at least -130. Only the first 10 prop bets a bettor makes will count towards this wagering requirement.

If sports bettors hit a least seven (7) of the ten (10) prop bets, they will be rewarded with a bonus bet voucher worth $56. Caesars will deposit the bonus bet vouchers within two (2) days after the Super Bowl has been ruled final. Winners will have seven (7) days to use their vouchers before they expire. After placing that bonus bet, there will be no other wagering requirements before winnings can be withdrawn.

All registered Caesars Sportsbook Tennessee sports bettors will be eligible for this offer if they are over 20 years of age. New customers can participate after they complete the free registration process.

While placing prop bets, Tennessee sports bettors are required by law to place all of their wagers from an IP address that has been assigned to the state.