Track and convert every sportsbook promotional offer — welcome bonuses, profit boosts, insurance bets, and reload bonuses — using PromoGrind's free promo tools. Updated continuously for 2026.
Welcome offers are the highest-value promotions available. They are one-time offers that trigger when you create a new account and make your first deposit or qualifying bet. Common formats include first bet insurance (refund up to $X as bonus bets if your first bet loses) and bet-and-get offers ($5 qualifying bet earns $200 in bonus bets instantly).
Profit boosts (also called odds boosts) increase the payout on a specific bet by a fixed percentage — for example, 50% profit boost on a moneyline. They reduce the sportsbook's margin and can be +EV if applied to the right bets. PromoGrind's profit boost calculator tells you the effective vig after the boost.
Insurance bets refund your stake as a bonus bet if a specific condition is met — usually if your bet loses on the last leg of a parlay or within a specific scoring margin. Treat these as a partial risk reduction, not a guarantee.
Reload bonuses and deposit matches are periodic offers that give you bonus funds or betting credits tied to a new deposit. Common during major sporting events: Super Bowl, March Madness, and playoffs.
DraftKings: Bet $5, Get $200 in bonus bets — a hedgeable structure whose realized value depends on live terms and execution. FanDuel: Bet $5, Get $200 — same broad structure, with book-specific conditions. BetMGM: First bet insurance up to $1,500 — higher dollar exposure for larger bankrolls. Caesars: First bet insurance up to $1,000. ESPN Bet, Fanatics, Bet365, and others may have competitive offers; verify each current offer before acting.
Open the promos tab in each sportsbook app daily — most refresh at midnight ET. Pay particular attention to profit boosts on events you were already planning to bet: a 25% boost on a +100 line moves your effective odds to +125, which may cross into +EV territory. PromoGrind's promo tracker logs every offer you have claimed and surfaces the ones with the highest calculated value.
Do not use a population earnings range as a plan. Offer availability, eligibility, terms, prices, limits, void rules, stake acceptance, and execution differ by user and jurisdiction. Model each current offer, then use PromoGrind's ledger to compare estimates with realized results.
Modeled returns are not promises. Execution, voids, limits, eligibility, and changing odds can alter results.