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Online sports betting has finally made its debut in Indiana. PointsBet has jumped out to an early lead in the race to attract sports bettors from the Hoosier State. New players can currently receive up to $2,000 in risk-bonus bets when they create an account with PointsBet and make a qualifying wager. Online sports betting is legal for anyone over the age of 21 that is physically located in Indiana.
The current promotion for new players at PointsBet involves a rebate if the player loses a first wager. Players can receive a risk-bonus bet of up to $1,500 on their first PointsBetting wager. They can also claim a risk-bonus bet of up to $500 on their first fixed-odds wager.
Terms and conditions apply. New players should check the PointsBet website for the latest details prior to creating an account.
At PointsBet the betting action is always available on your computer, phone, or tablet. You can bet on sporting events in the USA and abroad. Wagering is allowed on both professional and collegiate sporting events.
This includes all the teams in the Indiana sports market. Sports are legendary in Indiana with teams like the Indianapolis Colts and Indiana Pacers. The state was also the setting for one of the greatest sports films ever made, Hoosiers. Of course, Indiana is also the home of basketball legend Larry Bird. Clearly, Indiana residents have a fondness for watching and betting on basketball, football, and other sports.
The betting menu at PointsBet is vast. Players can make straight bets, money line wagers, parlays, and more. There are also specialty wagers and in-play betting available.
Now is a great time to start betting sports online in Indiana with many live sporting events returning. Sign up today and claim your $2,000 in risk-free bonuses.
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