bet365 Bonus Code: Titans vs. Ravens - Bet $5, get $150 or $1,000 First Bet Safety Net

The NFL is entering Week 6 of the NFL season, and bet365 Sportsbook is offering new players a $1,000 Safety Net Bet or $150 in Bonus Bets for the upcoming Tennessee Titans vs. Baltimore Ravens London matchup.

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bet365 Promo Code for Titans vs. Ravens

bet365 Sportsbook came across the pond from the United Kingdom and offers United States bettors one of the best welcome bonuses for NFL bettors.

First, there's a $1,000 First Bet Safety Net. If your initial bet, up to $1,000, loses, bet365 will refund it in bonus bets, ideal for those making larger first bets.

Second, get $150 in bonus bets with an initial $5 wager, regardless of the bet's outcome. This option suits players placing smaller bets, $150 or less.

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• Click our bet365 promo code to visit the sportsbook.
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• Place your initial wager

The bonus bets cannot be withdrawn. When you wager using these bonus bets, you’ll receive only the winnings from the wager. Your bonus bets will expire in 90 days, and you have 30 days to redeem the welcome bonus. 

bet365 Titans vs. Ravens Odds

The Titans and Ravens meet in London for the third week in a row with a game overseas. Below, we’ll look at the odds in this game and provide some betting tips.

Titans vs. Ravens Betting Tips

While the Ravens posted just 10 points on the road against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team and quarterback Lamar Jackson were just a couple of bad drops away from a much better performance. They’re going up against a Titans offense that’s barely hanging on here. Wide receiver Treylon Burks isn’t traveling for this one; quarterback Ryan Tannehill has limited statistical production, and running back Derrick Henry is under four yards per carry.

The Ravens have wide receiver injuries in their own right, including Odell Beckham Jr., but they still have rookie Zay Flowers and tight end Mark Andrew. Flowers will see a lot of coverage against Titans cornerback Roger McCreary, who’s allowed 22 receptions on 29 targets for 218 yards this year.

The Titans offensive line has already allowed 14 sacks this year, too.