FanDuel Promo Massachusetts - NBA Playoffs April 19

FanDuel sportsbook is guaranteeing every new user in Massachusetts starts as a winner by promising $150 in bonus bets to anyone that signs up with a promo code and places a bet of at least $5 on the Wednesday NBA playoff games.

How to Claim Your Massachusetts FanDuel Promo for NBA Playoffs Wednesday

The NBA playoffs have gotten off to a captivating start, and FanDuel is ensuring that there’s no shortage of excitement any time soon.

The FanDuel promo code is available to be redeemed by anyone that does not already have a FanDuel account and meets the other basic criteria. After the completion of a few steps, those customers will unlock $150 in bonus bets plus an additional cash prize.

Follow these steps to claim the offer:

1. Click our FanDuel promo code to go to the FanDuel sportsbook
2. Select “Join Now”
3. Enter your personal details when prompted
4. Deposit at least $10
5. Bet at least $5 on any NBA playoff game on Wednesday
6. Guarantee $150 in bonus-bet winnings

Customers that place winning first bets will also receive full cash payouts for betting odds associated with the line of their choice.

So, if a user that has completed all of the other necessary steps bets $5 on a Lakers win in the Los Angeles Lakers vs. Memphis Grizzlies matchup, they will win $150 in bonus bets—and if the Lakers win the game, they will also get the cash payout just as any bettor would.   

This deal works with any of the NBA playoff games Wednesday, which include:

• Lakers at Grizzlies
• Miami Heat at Milwaukee Bucks
• Minnesota Timberwolves at Denver Nuggets

How the Massachusetts FanDuel Promo for the NBA Playoffs Wednesday Works

The deal is available en masse, but all interested customers must meet a few basic criteria before they claim the offer.

First, users may not already have a FanDuel account. Interested players also must be at least 21 years old and in Massachusetts before they can begin the sign-up process.

Any bonus bets won during the offer are not able to be transferred to another sportsbook or withdrawn and have a set life span. However, they can be used to win cash prizes when used as the stake for winning wagers in any market on FanDuel. Full terms and conditions apply and can be found on the sportsbook.

FanDuel Odds, Previews, Picks, Best Bets for the NBA Playoffs Wednesday

All new customers can claim the FanDuel promo code before Wednesday’s loaded NBA playoff schedule gets underway.

The first game features the seven-seed Lakers, up 1-0 in the series, against the two-seed Grizzlies in Memphis. LA used a dominating overall team performance to get past their rivals in Game One 128-112 despite LeBron James and Anthony Davis only putting up 21 and 22 points, respectively. Rui Hachimura and Austin Reaves led the way with 29 and 23 points. 

The biggest story from Game One, however, is Ja Morant’s hand injury he suffered on a nasty clash to the floor after colliding with a defender attempting to draw a charge while he was airborne. Morant admitted that there is doubt that he is available for Game Two and was in extreme pain—notably, the Lakers were already up four points when Morant exited in the fourth quarter of Game One.

Davis, despite the slower scoring night, eviscerated the Grizzlies on defense and on the glass, adding 12 rebounds, seven blocks, and three steals to his scoring total. Jaren Jackson Jr. (31 points, five rebounds, four assists) did his back to fight back, but Memphis’ lack of interior presence and depth ultimately led to their downfall. They are now heavy underdogs to win the series. 

The second game on Wednesday’s slate is Game Two between the Heat and Bucks in Milwaukee. The Heat, who got into the playoff bracket as the winner of the 9/10 matchup in the play-in tournament, managed to steal a win in the first meeting 130-117. Giannis Antetokunmpo exited in the first quarter with a lower back injury and did not return to the game, leaving Khris Middleton (33 points, nine rebounds) to do the majority of the heavy lifting.

The Heat’s win did not come without sacrifice. Shooting guard Tyler Herro broke two of his fingers diving for a loose ball and is out for 4-6 weeks, leaving them down another sniper when they were already one of the league’s most incapable three-point shooting teams.

Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer offered an optimistic update on Giannis, whose MRI showed no structural damage. Assuming he returns soon, the Bucks should uphold their status as favorites to win the series. But with Jimmy Butler rounding into playoff form on the other side, nothing is a guarantee.

The final game Wednesday features the Nuggets and the Timberwolves. Denver annihilated the visitors, who also got in by virtue of the 9/10 play-in game, 109-80 in Game One over the weekend. Troublingly, from the Timberwolves’ perspective, reigning two-time MVP Nikola Jokic tied for the lowest scoring output of Denver’s starters, all of which were in double figures. Jamal Murray claimed the team-high with 24 points and made four of 10 three-pointers.

The Timberwolves looked totally lost on offense. Anthony Edwards scored a team-high 18 points but only shot 6-15 from the field, and Karl-Anthony Towns, Mike Conley, and Rudy Gobert combined for just 27 points. The team shot a combined 37% from the field and 30.6% from beyond the arc.

Denver coach Mike Malone has been begging publicly for his team to play better defense, and they gave him what he was looking for in Game One. It’s unlikely that they hang their hat on defense throughout the playoffs, but they already asserted themself as the superior team in this series and would need a minor miracle not to make it into the next round. 

How to Watch the NBA Playoffs Wednesday

Time & Date: 7:30 p.m., 9:30 p.m., and 10:00 p.m. ET

TV Network: TNT and NBA TV

Streaming: YouTube TV, Hulu, Sling, etc.