Week 1 of the NFL season is underway, and BetMGM is offering a second-chance promo for first touchdown scorer bets. If you place a bet on any player to score the game’s first touchdown, and that player scores the second touchdown rather than the first, BetMGM Sportsbook will refund your stake.
First TD scorer bets are popular choices in the player prop department. With every NFL team in action during Week 1, there are plenty of options to choose from. Below, we’ll take a closer look at the BetMGM second-chance sportsbook promo, as well as some of the top first TD scorer favorites around the league this week.
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What is BetMGM’s second-chance promo for first TD bets?
The BetMGM bonus code applies to any pregame bet on a player to score the game’s first touchdown. If the player you bet on scores the first touchdown, you win your wager as usual. If that player does not score the first TD but does score the second touchdown of the game, then BetMGM will refund the amount of your bet to your account.
The promo only applies to real money bets. Any wagers made with bonus bets or reward tokens are ineligible for this promotion. You will receive your refund in real money rather than in wagering credits, meaning you can withdraw it if you wish.
New BetMGM users are also eligible for a welcome bonus. When you sign up with the promo code PLAYLSR and make a first deposit of $10 or more, BetMGM will cover your first bet for any amount up to $1,500. This means that if that first bet loses, you’ll receive a refund in the form of bonus bets that you can use to wager on any sport at BetMGM. The offer is good for any amount up to $1,500.
Favorites to score a touchdown first this weekend
Tyreek Hill, WR, Miami Dolphins
Hill led the league in receiving yards last season and scored nine TDs in his first 10 games. With Miami hosting the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, Hill and the Dolphins will be going up against a team that had one of the worst pass defenses in the league last season, allowing 239.8 yards per game through the air.
Alvin Kamara, RB, New Orleans Saints
New Orleans will be hosting the Carolina Panthers, the worst team in the league last season. Alvin Kamara’s total TD numbers weren’t eye-popping, with five on the ground and one through the air, but he’s expected to play more of a part in the red zone passing game this season under new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak.
CeeDee Lamb, WR, Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys will be expecting big things out of Lamb after his huge contract extension in the offseason. He was the leading scorer by a wide margin last season, accounting for as many regular season TDs as the entire Dallas Cowboys running game. He also added two rushing touchdowns of his own, proving himself a versatile scoring threat.
