Sixty-four teams entered, and only eight remain. The National Championship Game is now just a little over a week away, and there are still some competitive matchups to be played, beginning later today, March 25. Now is a great time to wager on who you believe will win it all because the odds are sure to lessen as the field dwindles. To get in on the action, claim one of two BetMGM Massachusetts bonus codes that fit your sports betting journey the best.
- Option 1: $1,000 in bonus bets if your first wager loses with code ROCKYBET
- Option 2: Bet $10 and receive $200 in bonus bets with code ROCKYSB
Below we’ll explain the difference between the two offers from BetMGM Sportsbook so you can determine which one is best for you.
BetMGM Bonus Code ROCKYBET: How it Works
The first option is for sports bettors who are willing to risk a big amount with their first wager.
If your first wager loses, BetMGM will refund your account with bonus bets equal to the amount you lost up to $1,000. You can use those bonus bets for more wagers with BetMGM. So, this option serves as a safety net if your first bet loses. If your first bet wins, there is no bonus.
You will receive the total back in five equal bets if it was more than $50. The bets must be used in full and cannot be split across multiple wagers. Additionally, they must be used in seven days or they will expire. If you receive your credits today, be sure to use them by next Saturday or you will lose them.
BetMGM Bonus Code ROCKYSB: How it Works
This option is fantastic for new sports bettors who don’t want to bet quite as much but still want to get some bang for their buck.
With this offer, all you have to do is place a $10 wager on March Madness. Once you do that, BetMGM will award your account with $200 in bonus bets that can be used on any betting market. The outcome of that first wager doesn’t impact your receipt of the $200 in bonus bets. The $200 bonus is yours no matter what.
Of course, you’ll also get the winnings from that $10 wager if it wins.
How to Register for a BetMGM Sportsbook Account
The first game of the day starts soon, so follow the steps below to claim your bonus code offer and place your wager before the first jump ball.
- Head to the BetMGM Massachusetts Sportsbook website via one of the links above.
- Select Massachusetts on the landing page of the link.
- Click “Register Now” and create your BetMGM login credentials.
- Provide the required user identification information, such as your address and birthdate.
- The bonus code should automatically populate as long as you click on the appropriate link.
- Deposit at least $10.
- Navigate the sportsbook to get familiar, build your bet slip, and make your first bet on any Elite 8 March Madness contest!
March Madness Outlook
The saying “Defense wins championships,” is being put to the test in March Madness, as the bulk of the teams remaining are offensive juggernauts as opposed to defensive teams. That trend has shed the spotlight on a few teams that went under the radar leading up to the tournament.
Kansas State
The No. 3 seed Wildcats’ guards Keyontae Johnson and Markquis Nowell have registered some of the best performances to date in the tournament. Nowell added to his impressive run in a 98-93 OT victory against the No. 7 Michigan State Spartans in which he compiled 20 points and a tournament-record 19 assists. His court vision was on full display as he found his teammates time after time for big buckets to help seal the victory.
Johnson has done an excellent job at taking what the defense is giving him and allowing Nowell to run the show. With guard play like this, the Wildcats have a great chance to pull off a tournament title no one saw coming.
Kansas State will face No. 9 seed Florida Atlantic on Saturday for a spot in the Final Four.
Connecticut
The No. 4 seed Huskies have yet to be challenged in the tournament thanks to their offensive prowess. Their average margin of victory has been 20 points through three games. Although their star forward Adama Sanogo has been dominating, the Huskies have been spreading the wealth, having at least three double-digit scorers in every contest so far.
You can also make an argument that Sanogo is the best player left in the tournament. If he can help lift his team over No. 3 Gonzaga in the Elite 8 on Saturday, the Huskies’ chance to win it all should rise to the top. They are probably the best option to consider at this point in the tournament.
