Fanatics Sportsbook Promo Code: Bet $20, Get $350 in FanCash for Ohio State at Indiana
New Fanatics Sportsbook customers can bet $20 and get $350 in FanCash, no code needed, in time for No. 4 Ohio State at No. 5 Indiana on Saturday at noon ET.
The Fanatics Sportsbook Promo Code offer is simple: bet $20 and get $350 in FanCash, and there is no code to type to claim it. New customers can put it to work on the biggest game of the college football weekend, No. 4 Ohio State at No. 5 Indiana on Saturday at noon ET in Bloomington.
| Welcome Offer | Bet $20, Get $350 in FanCash |
|---|---|
| Promo Code | None required |
| Qualifying Requirement | Minimum $10 deposit, then a single wager of at least $20 at odds of -500 or longer within 7 days of opening your account |
| Bonus Distribution | $50 in FanCash per day for 7 consecutive days once your qualifying wager settles, win or lose |
| FanCash Expiration | Each daily credit expires 24 hours after it is issued |
| Playthrough | 1x |
| Minimum Age | 21+ |
How the Fanatics Sportsbook Promo Code Offer Works
There is nothing to enter at signup, so the Fanatics Sportsbook Promo Code offer applies automatically once you create a new account. After you fund it with at least $10, you have seven days from opening the account to place one qualifying wager of $20 or more at odds of -500 or longer.
Once that wager settles, Fanatics pays out the bonus in daily installments instead of one lump sum. You receive $50 in FanCash each day for seven consecutive days, and that happens whether your original bet wins or loses. FanCash carries a 1x playthrough and can be used on bets or on merchandise at Fanatics.com.
The detail worth planning around is the clock. Each $50 credit expires 24 hours after it is issued, so you will want to use it daily rather than let it sit. If you are weighing this against other welcome bonuses, our DraftKings promo code page and FanDuel promo code page lay out how their offers are structured, and our Fanatics Sportsbook review covers the app itself.
Saturday’s Marquee Game: Ohio State at Indiana
The noon ET kickoff at Memorial Stadium (Fox) pits the 5-1 Buckeyes, 3-0 in the Big Ten, against the 6-0 Hoosiers, who are also 3-0 in conference play. It is a rematch of last season’s Big Ten Championship Game, which Indiana won 13-10 after shutting Ohio State out in the second half. The Hoosiers went on to win the national championship and have now won 22 straight games.
The quarterback matchup is Julian Sayin for Ohio State against Josh Hoover, the former TCU passer, for Indiana. Sayin is 60-of-84 for 933 yards and 12 total touchdowns through three Big Ten games. Hoover has thrown 17 touchdowns without an interception through six games. Ryan Day and Curt Cignetti are on the sideline.
Ohio State’s lone loss came against Texas. Since then the Buckeyes have scored 59, 42, 31 and 45 points, and they beat Maryland 45-16 last Saturday while holding the Terrapins to 146 yards. Wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, a Heisman frontrunner, has 48 catches for 916 yards and 11 touchdowns, second nationally in both yards and scores. He caught eight passes for 144 yards in last season’s loss to Indiana.
Indiana is coming off a 20-17 comeback win at Nebraska, a game that turned on a 75-yard Hoover-to-Nick Marsh touchdown and a fourth-and-1 Marsh touchdown that gave the Hoosiers the lead. The defense has allowed just 10 first-half points in its three Big Ten games.
On the injury front, Ohio State is without running back Ja’kobi Jackson (ankle) and guard Austin Siereveld, with running back Isaiah West and receiver Brock Boyd questionable. Indiana running back Khobie Martin (forearm) is doubtful and tight end Andrew Barker is questionable.
Where the Line Stands
As of midweek at DraftKings, Ohio State was a 3.5-point favorite at -108 with a total of 51.5, and the moneyline sat at Ohio State -180 and Indiana +150. Some other books had the total at 50.5. Lines move, so check the current number in the app before you place your qualifying wager. Keep the -500 minimum odds in mind: a standard point spread or moneyline on this game clears that bar easily.
The stakes extend past the Big Ten standings, as the winner will be well positioned for a spot in the 12-team College Football Playoff field.
Eligibility and State Availability
You must be 21 or older to claim the offer. Fanatics Sportsbook is available in Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Washington D.C., West Virginia and Wyoming. It is not available in Illinois or New York. Residents of Indiana and Ohio can check our Indiana sportsbooks guide for local details, and you can compare more welcome bonuses on our sportsbook promotions hub. Please bet responsibly.