Special Offer: Risk-Free Thanksgiving Day Parlay from DraftKings (2019)
For those looking to get down on some action on the best football watching holiday of the year, DraftKings is here to satisfy all of your betting needs. This Thanksgiving only, new users who make a bet on each of the three Thanksgiving football games by combining them into a parlay will have their stake covered if it loses! This offer is valid on all bets up to $100 and you must have action on all three games to be eligible. With this promotion, your original stake (up to $100) will be refunded back as a free bet if the parlay loses. If your parlay wins, the standard payout is awarded!
As always, Pennsylvania sports bettors can place their bets on the app via iOS and Android, as well as online. Let’s take a closer look at the three eligible NFL games going down this Turkey Day.
Who’s playing?
Chicago Bears (PK, 41 O/U) at Detroit Lions (12:30 PM EST) (DraftKings)
The Lions will make their annual Thanksgiving appearance, once again with not much of anything to play for. Since quarterback Jeff Driskel has had to step in for Matthew Stafford, the Lions have fallen completely flat losing four of their last six including a 16-19 road loss to the Redskins last week. With a record of 5-6, the Bears are holding onto dear life of any shot at an NFC Wild Card. Another loss will all but seal their fate on what was originally a promising season.
Buffalo Bills (+7, 45 O/U) at Dallas Cowboys (4:30 PM EST) (DraftKings)
One of the more surprising teams of the 2019-20 NFL season has been this 8-3 Bills squad, who now travel to Dallas on Thursday to take on the 6-5 Cowboys. For the Cowboys, it was another loss in a big-time spot on Sunday afternoon against the Patriots, a game they never led. Both teams are jockeying for position at the top of their divisions.
New Orleans Saints (-5.5, 48 O/U) at Atlanta Falcons (12:30 PM EST) (DraftKings)
The Saints have returned this season on a revenge tour from the atrocious non-call that ended their 2018-19 season in the NFC Championship game. Sitting at 9-2, they are in a four-team race for the top spot in the NFC playoffs once again, with the Seahawks, 49ers, and Packers all hot on their tails. For the Falcons, their two-game mini win streak was ended last week at home against the Buccaneers, a 22-35 loss.
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