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Caesars $1250 Promo Big East Tournament Semifinals FS1

There are two days until Selection Sunday, and things are heating up during Champ Week. Upsets are happening, and teams are losing their spots on the bubble because of it.

The Big East has had very few upsets through the first two rounds of their conference tournament. But every game has been exciting and that’s why you should start betting on Friday’s Semifinals games.

1-seeded Marquette will face 4-seeded UConn and 2-seeded Xavier will square off against 3-seeded Creighton. If you are a new sports bettor and want to bet on the Big East Tournament Semifinals, Caesars is running an easy $1250 no-risk promo that is too good to pass up.

It’s never been easier to claim bonuses with your new Caesars account. If you want to tune into the Big East Semifinal games on Friday and want to win some cash, cashing in on this promotion is a must.

Big East games never seem to disappoint and with Caesars' $1250 promo, it gives customers extra incentives to bet. And It’s fairly easy to claim.

Here’s how:

Click the “Claim Now” button on the WSN website
Make a new Caesars account.
Or sign into your existing account. But you must have recently made a Caesars account within the last 30 days AND have not placed a bet yet.
You must be at least 21 years old.
You must reside in one of these states: AZ, CO, IA, IL, IN, KS, LA, MD, MI, NJ, NY, TN, VA, WV, or WY.
Make a bet on one of the Big East Semifinal games
Win and you keep your payout
Lose and Caesars will cover your first bet

If you are feeling gutsy and want to make a bold bet on something that happens in the Marquette and UConn game or Xavier and Creighton game, it is practically 100% free. All you have to do is bet it.

If your first bet happens to lose, don’t worry because Caesars will fully match the cover of that bet up to $1,250.

Caesars will refund you the money back in bet credit. The refunded bet credit can not be used on multiple entries. So, if your initial bet for the Big East Tournament Semifinals is $1,000, the refunded credit must be used all at once on a future bet. Bet credits can not be withdrawn and must be used within 14 days.

The full terms and conditions of this promo can be found on the Caesars website.

Caesars Odds, Previews, Picks, Best Bets for the Big East Tournament Semifinals on FS1

The final four teams in the Big East Tournament received byes in the first round and happen to be the top four seeds in the conference.

The top-seeded Marquette Golden Eagles (26-6, 17-3) and the 4-seeded UConn Huskies (25-7, 13-7) will be the first matchup of the night. These teams split their season meetings with one another this year.

Marquette comes into this semifinal game after nearly escaping an early exit against St. John’s on Thursday. But the Golden Eagles are one of the most well-rounded teams in this conference and can score the basketball at a high level. They’re led by sophomore guard Kam Jones (15.3 points/game) and junior guard Tyler Kolek (12.7 points). They’ve helped Marquette average 81 points per game this season -- top-10 in Division I.

But Marquette’s scoring won’t be the deciding factor in this game, it will be their inside presence. In both games against UConn this season, the Huskies have outrebounded the Golden Eagles 48-24 and 35-29.

That’s because UConn features two towers in the middle in 6-foot-9 Adam Sanogo and 7-foot-2 Donovan Clingan. Cligan has 18 combined rebounds against Marquette this season, and Sanogo averages an impressive 16.9 points and 7.2 rebounds on the year. The Huskies can rebound the basketball (offensively and defensively) better than anyone in the country. That might be too much for Marquette to overcome.

UConn enters the game as a 3.5 favorite.

The final Semifinal game will feature 2-seed Xavier Musketeers (24-8, 15-5) and 3-seed Creighton Bluejays (21-11, 14-6). These teams also split their season meetings with one another.

Like Marquette, Xavier can score at a high level. Averaging 82.1 points per game this season lands them fifth in offensive efficiency on KenPom. Souley Boum (16.8), Colby Jones (15.3), Jack Nunge (14.0), and Adam Kunkel (10.3) can all turn it on at any point. They are a scary foursome offensively, especially after they combined for 77 of the team’s 89 points in Thursday’s win against DePaul.

But, Xavier’s defense can be suspect at times, and the loss of star forward Zach Freemantle could hurt them against a very good Creighton team that is highly efficient from the field.

The Bluejays shoot 46.9% from the field and lead the conference with 8.9 threes per game. Creighton’s roster features five double-digit scorers, including back-to-back Big East Defensive Player of the Year Ryan Kalkbrenner. Kalkbrenner might be the biggest headache for Xavier on both sides of the ball after averaging 15.1 points on 70.4% shooting, 6.3 rebounds, and 2.2 blocks per game this season.

In both games between Xavier and Creighton this season, the Bluejays scored 84 and 87 points. The Musketeers can score, but they need to play defense if they want to win this one.

Creighton is more of a trustworthy team in big games, but both teams should be able to score a ton of points.