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Kansas Sports Betting Launch Date Is Close: How to Pre-Register for $200 Bonus Now
By Bob Wankel
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Speculation regarding the forthcoming launch date of Kansas sports betting is ramping up, which means that plenty of prospective bettors are currently in search of information on how to pre-register for early sign up bonuses. As recently as a few weeks ago, the general expectation was that the market would not go live sometime in October or November, but recent speculation has the potential timeline sped up. A definitive date for the impending Kansas sports betting launch has yet to be determined, but it’s a closer than ever and could even be here for the start of the upcoming NFL season.
Given the clock is ticking on the Kansas sports betting launch, let’s take a look at how to pre-register and sign up for the best current bonuses from DraftKings and FanDuel.
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GET BONUS!The Sunflower State will have a number of prominent sports betting apps in the mix when the state flips the switch, but only two apps offer early sign up specials. Both DraftKings Kansas and FanDuel Kansas incentivize new users to sign up ahead of launch. Below, we will detail why the two rival sportsbook operators are doing this and cover some key information, including how to sign up for the best current KS sports betting promos.
Kansas Sports Betting Date Is Coming, How to Pre-Register Now
As of right now, a bettor cannot place a legal online sportsbook wager. That’s because Kansas sports betting isn’t live. That will soon change, as industry estimates place a go-live date any time between early September and late November.
Regardless of when apps go live, players can begin accumulating bonuses now. That’s because both DraftKings and FanDuel offer a $100 pre-registration bonus. Such early sign up incentives don’t replace new user offers when things go live. Rather, these special can be paired with typical sportsbook bonuses, thus making the current window the time to optimize a potential return.
In terms of why DraftKings Kansas and FanDuel Kansas are offering such deal, the answer is rather direct. These are the two biggest United States online sports betting brands and each will look to come out of gates with strong market share. As such, by offering an additional $100 to sign up ahead of time, the apps get a head start on building a customer database — while also gaining an advantage over other competitors in the Kansas sports betting market.
Now, let’s take a look at each offer and what we currently know regarding a potential launch.
DraftKings Kansas $100 Pre-Registration Bonus
As noted above, DraftKings Kansas will supply bettors with a $100 pre-registration offer. This special can be paired with the whatever new player special the app offers when the state comes live. Again, we don’t yet know the launch date, but if it were to arrive on the front end of current projections, bettors would be able to score the bet $5, get $200 NFL Week 1 bonus currently available. This stands as one of the best welcome offers for the forthcoming season, presenting a significant bonus upside to prospective bettors.
Click here to lock in the DraftKings KS sign up bonus.
FanDuel Kansas $100 Early Sign Up Bonus
Similarly, FanDuel Kansas will also bring new players a $100 pre-registration bonus. This, too, can be paired with a separate new user special at launch. That said, we do not know what that offer will be at this time — although we can use past football offers to take an educated guess.
Last season, the app offered a series of bet $5, get $150 offers on marquee NFL matchups. The terms could be different this year, but it’s reasonable to expect a similar offer during the first few weeks of action.
Pre-register for FanDuel Kansas, get $100 of bonus bets at launch right here.
Bob Wankel is VP of sports betting content for SportRadar. He covers the Phillies, breaking news, and sports gambling for the website Crossing Broad. He is also a producer and co-host of Crossed Up: A Phillies Podcast. A South Jersey resident and graduate of Monmouth University, his past work includes six seasons as a freelance producer at NFL Films.
