Ravens fans in Maryland can map out their NFL betting now that sports betting is operational in Maryland. This Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens will be in Jacksonville to face the Jaguars. It makes sense to place your NFL bets with this week’s BetMGM Maryland Bonus Code ROCKYBET. Through this new-user offer, your first NFL bet is paid back in bonus bets if it doesn’t win, up to $1,000.
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This offer is for new BetMGM sportsbook users in Maryland, which launched sports betting on Nov. 23. This marks the first week of NFL games that Marylanders can wager on legally.
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All you have to do to qualify for the BetMGM bonus is register a new account with the sportsbook:
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This promo code cannot be used in conjunction with other codes, bonuses, or offers from BetMGM. The First Bet Offer $1,000 promotion is good for your first bet only, regardless of whether it’s on an NFL game.
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Baltimore Ravens at Jacksonville Jaguars — Sunday, Nov. 27, 1 p.m. ET
As the leaders of the AFC North, the Ravens seek to return to the playoffs after missing out last season. The team is upside down in terms of its typical success. The Ravens have one of the best offenses in the NFL, and the defense has been merely average.
The total has gone under in five of the Ravens’ last six games. Baltimore is 10-12 lifetime against the Jaguars but has won three of the last five games between the two teams.
After a promising start (two wins in the first three weeks), the Jags limped to five straight losses through Week 8, and the offense seemed to have lost sight of the end zone. While coach Doug Pederson’s offense is moving the chains (second in the league in first downs), its short passing attack is not leading to enough points. Some would say Pederson and offensive coordinator Press Taylor are being too safe to protect second-year quarterback Trevor Lawrence.
