Sign up for our DraftKings promo code (no code required) to bet $5 on Saturday night’s Florida vs. Tennessee CFB Week 7 game and get $200 worth of bonus bets instantly.

Important facts about DraftKings promo code

How to claim the DraftKings promo code offer

If you choose to place your qualifying bet on Florida’s moneyline odds (+470), winning $5 will net you a payout of $28.50 plus $200 in bonus bets. Regardless of the outcome of your qualifying bet, DraftKings will fund your account with bonuses so you can continue betting.

How to get started:

1. Click on any DraftKings promo code banner or link on this page and click “Sign Up”.
2. Enter the required personal information. No promo code is required.
3. Deposit at least $5.
4. Bet $5 or more on any sport and instantly receive eight bonus bet tokens worth $25, which equals $200 worth of bonus bets.

Bonuses must be used within seven days of being issued and are non-cashable. Tap a DraftKings promo code link to view full terms and conditions.

DraftKings promos for existing users

DraftKings aims to enhance your sports betting experience by offering a variety of promotions after account opening. These are the two best options available today:

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Florida vs. Tennessee odds to use with your DraftKings promo code

Tennessee has much higher ambitions than Florida this season. At DraftKings Sportsbook, the Volunteers have a +1600 chance to win the SEC Championship, while the Gators have a +40000 chance.

However, things never seem to go the way Tennessee did against Florida. The Gators have won 17 of the last 19 meetings with the Vols, including last season when Tennessee was a 5.5-point favorite.

UT is an even bigger favorite in this year’s matchup, and head coach Josh Heupel’s team is fresh off a surprising loss to Arkansas. The Volunteers are 4-1 with wins over NC State and No. 18 Oklahoma.

Florida has a 2-3 record with double-digit losses to No. 6 Miami and No. 15 Texas A&M.