ESPN BET Promo Code NPNEWS: Score $1,000 First Bet Reset for Colts-Titans, any NFL Week 6 game

NFL Week 6 continues this Sunday, and you can use the ESPN BET promo code NPNEWS to get a $1,000 First Bet Reset.The ESPN BET promo code NPNEWS offer is first bet insurance after signing up because it reimburses bonus bets if your first bet loses.

So if you place a losing initial wager of $200, you would get $200 in bonus bets, and so on, up to $1,000.Winning bets are paid out accordingly and the bonus is not needed.Sign up here using the ESPN BET promo code NPNEWS and place your first bet on any sport or market.

Bonus bets are essentially betting credits that can earn profits on winning wagers.The non-withdrawable bonus bets expire in seven days and work for all ESPN BET sports betting markets.

You must use bonus bets for betting purposes.Follow on the module below to register with the ESPN BET promo code NPNEWS, or just click here.The Tennessee Titans return from their bye week for an AFC South showdown when they host the Indianapolis Colts.ESPN BET is favoring Tennessee by 2.5 points at home.The Colts have a ton of injury issues even with Anthony Richardson as a game-time decision.Jonathan Taylor is officially out and Michael Pittman Jr.

is listed as doubtful.That’s probably Indianapolis’ two best skill players and it seems likely that neither play.

Whether it’s Richardson or Joe Flacco under center, they won’t have their full group of offensive weapons.Any Titans bet is always concerning with Will Levis playing and likely committing bad turnovers, but I trust the Tennessee defense to get the job done.The Titans are allowing the fewest yards in the NFL (243.8 YPG) and I think that defense is well-suited for success against an undermanned Colts offense.Trust Tennessee’s defense to have a good game and take the Titans to cover with ESPN BET promo code NPNEWS at sign-up....

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