Update on the SugarHouse Sportsbook NFL Profit Boost Promo

This article is dated October 17, 2021, content related to promotions is no longer valid. Any promotion described below has expired.

When loyal sports bettors showing up every week to bet on NFL games, they deserve a little extra value from their bets. While that extra value can be created in a lot of different ways, SugarHouse Sportsbook New Jersey has been focusing all season on giving bettors a chance to get a profit boost on their NFL parlay bets. For more information related to this offer, please read the following terms and conditions.

This offer started on September 12, 2021, at 12:00 a.m. ET and is still expected to continue through January 9, 2022, at 11:59 p.m. ET. This is considered the promo period. During this time, bettors can take advantage of this promotion by placing NFL parlay wagers of at least three games. If one such parlay wins, the bettor will receive a 20% profit boost on the winnings only.

The maximum qualifying wager for this offer will be $25. The maximum amount of profit boost a bettor can get on a wager is set at $250. The amount of a bettor's profit boost will be paid when the underlying bet settles. Since the profit boost amount is being paid in cash, bettors will not have to meet any rollover requirements before they can withdraw their bonus monies.

Other Terms and Conditions:

1. With SugarHouse Sportsbook NJ serving as the promoter of this offer, the bookmaker will have the authority to dictate the promotion terms and conditions at all times. Should they decide to make changes or prematurely end the offer, they may do so at any time.

2. In order to be a participant in this offer, NJ sports bettors will need to meet the following qualifications:

• Bettor has to be over the age of 20 to place bets
  
• Bettor has to be in NJ at the time they place any wagers or make any deposits. SurgatHouse Sportsbook has the ability to track IP addresses through the use of tracking software
  
• Bettor cannot be employed by SugarHouse or one of the operator's affiliates. Employee relatives will also be excluded