FanDuel North Carolina Promo Code: Bet $5, Get $250 on Duke, North Carolina State, UNC

FanDuel North Carolina Promo Code: Bet $5, Get $250 on Duke, North Carolina State, UNC

With the recent launch of online sports betting and FanDuel Sportsbook in North Carolina, new users can claim a huge bonus when they register.

You can get $250 in bonus bets with a winning $5 qualifying wager on March Madness this week. You could bet on Duke, North Carolina State, or UNC to claim your $250 as college basketball up's the anti with this annual tournament.

March Madness is the pinnacle of college basketball as we get to see some potential future NBA stars in action.

With the March Madness brackets now set, let's take a look at how you can claim the FanDuel North Carolina promo code and all the odds on NC's college teams.

CLICK HERE to claim yours straight away or follow the steps below.

How to claim the March Madness FanDuel NC promo code

Claiming the North Carolina FanDuel promo code is simple and takes just a few minutes of your time. Follow the steps below to claim yours now.

Step One) CLICK HERE to claim the $250 FanDuel promo - alternatively, you can click on the offer button below

Step Two) Complete your FanDuel Sportsbook registration - there is no specific FanDuel promo code to enter, so you just need to fill out your personal details

Step Three) Make a deposit with your preferred payment method

Step Four) Place a qualifying $5 on March Madness

Step Five) Receive $250 in bonus bets if your first bet on FanDuel Sportsbook wins

March Madness odds - North Carolina

With this promo code being exclusively available to those in North Carolina, let's take a look at Duke, North Carolina State, UNC's odds.

These are the outright winner odds for this year's March Madness:

• North Carolina +1700
• Duke +3000
• NC State +25000

FanDuel March Madness Betting

Your $5 wager must win in order to receive $250 in bonus bets with the FanDuel NC promo code.

These are the types of bets you can place in order to claim your $250 in bonus bets with March Madness.

March Madness Point Spreads and Lines

Now that the March Madness bracket is released, FanDuel Sportsbook has released March Madness lines and point spreads for each game. These are similar to the everyday College Basketball game odds seen during the regular season and throughout the conference tournaments, and will include live betting March Madness odds once the games tip-off.

Any favorite’s point spread is displayed with a “minus” symbol next to a whole number or a halved fraction, such as (-4) or (-4.5). Gamblers picking the favorite “against the spread” must hope that the team wins by more than 4 points – a 1, 2, or 3-point victory or a straight-up loss loses the wager. An underdog’s point spread is displayed with a “+” symbol, indicating the number of points “spotted” to the team before the game kicks off. Underdog point-spread gamblers are hoping that the team will “cover” by winning by any amount or losing by any amount smaller than the betting line. If the underdog’s point spread is (+6) and the club loses by 5 points, the bettors still win the payout.

If a game finishes with the favorites winning by the exact line margin shown on the point spread, bets are returned in an outcome known as a “push.”

March Madness Moneyline

Moneyline odds promise a % payoff when a gambler’s chosen team wins the game straight-up. A favorite’s moneyline March Madness odds are denoted with a “-“ as in (-200). Underdog moneylines are marked with a “+” as in a ML of (+350). Payoff is calculated differently for the betting odds in the favorite’s and underdog’s markets, but always centered around the value of $100

For instance, -200 March Madness odds mean that for every $200 wagered on a team, the house will pay out $100 if that team wins. (-500) odds stand for $100 payoff on every $500 wagered at the betting book. On the March Madness underdog side, moneyline odds represent the amount paid out on won $100 bets if the team surprises. (+350) odds equal a $350 payout on $100, (+1000) odds represent $1000 payout on the same risk, and so on.