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What is a $5000 risk free bet?

Make an initial deposit in the amount that you wish to place on your risk-free first bet. Place your first wager risk-free up to $5,000. If it wins, you take home the cash. If your bet loses, Caesars Sportsbook will refund your account in site credit.

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The NFL season began Thursday night, but the action really starts Sunday when the rest of the NFL kicks off and Caesars Sportsbook is making a major play with a massive new-user promo. Caesars Sportsbook is giving new users a $5,000 risk-free first bet. If your first real-money wager on Caesars Sportsbook loses, they will refund your account in site credit up to $5,000. This is just one of the many promotions you can grab ahead of the NFL season. It was a long offseason, but football is finally back. This is the best time of the year for football fans and sports bettors. The NFL season is king when it comes to sports betting. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to win big with this Caesars Sportsbook risk-free bet. With every NFL team in action this weekend, there are a ton of options for bettors to choose from. Get these promos in Tennessee here, Virginia here, Colorado here, Michigan here, Indiana here, New Jersey here, and Iowa here.

Bet NFL $5,000 Risk-Free at Caesars Sportsbook

This promo is very cut and dry. Your first wager on Caesars Sportsbook is going to be risk-free up to $5,000. Any losses will be refunded in site credit. This is the biggest risk-free offer on the market and there isn’t anyone else even close. Most sportsbooks have risk-free bets in the neighborhood of $500 or at most $1,000. Caesars Sportsbook dwarfs the competition with this $5,000 risk-free bet. This promo can be used on any market. We expect plenty of bettors to use this on an NFL game this weekend, but that’s up to the individual. There are 14 NFL games this weekend with non-stop action from 1 p.m. until the end of the Sunday Night Football game. There has never been a better time than now to cash in on this massive risk-free bet from Caesars Sportsbook. Now that we understand the value behind this $5,000 risk-free bet, let’s walk through the necessary steps to redeem this offer: Create an account on Caesars Sportsbook by clicking in Tennessee here, Virginia here, Colorado here, Michigan here, Indiana here, New Jersey here, and Iowa here. Make an initial deposit in the amount that you wish to place on your risk-free first bet.

Place your first wager risk-free up to $5,000.

If it wins, you take home the cash. If your bet loses, Caesars Sportsbook will refund your account in site credit.

Win a Jersey at NFL Shop

Caesars Sportsbook is coming in clutch with a ton of promotions for football season. Their risk-free bet is the biggest offer on the market, but there are plenty of chances for existing users to score big. Anyone who wagers $100 on the NFL in the month of September will earn a $150 jersey voucher to use on the NFL Shop. This is an easy way to win a jersey. The outcome of your original wagers doesn’t matter in this case either. As long as you place $100 in bets, you will automatically earn the jersey voucher.

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Why is Texas not a gambling state?

Texas Law. This section of the Texas Constitution requires the Legislature to pass laws prohibiting "lotteries and gift enterprises”, providing exceptions for charitable bingo, state lotteries and charitable raffles. State law that describes criminal offenses related to gambling.

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Texas is one of the strictest states when it comes to gambling and its laws can cover a wide variety of activities. Under Texas law, (Penal Code §47.02) gambling is considered a criminal offense if someone: makes a bet on the partial or final result of a game or contest or on the performance of a participant in a game or contest makes a bet on the result of any political nomination, appointment, or election or on the degree of success of any nominee, appointee, or candidate; or plays and bets for money or other thing of value at any game played with cards, dice, balls, or any other gambling device. The law does provide for some exceptions such as participating in the state lottery or placing bets on horse and greyhound dog races (sometimes referred to as pari-mutuel wagering). The law also provides for some affirmative defenses to prosecution:

the actor engaged in gambling in a private place;

no person received any economic benefit other than personal winnings; and

except for the advantage of skill or luck, the risks of losing and the chances of winning were the same for all participants

was permitted under Chapter 2001, Occupations Code; (Charitable Bingo)

was permitted under Chapter 2002, Occupations Code; (Charitable Raffles)

was permitted under Chapter 2004, Occupations Code; (Sports Charity Raffles)

The first page of this guide will provide you with an overview of the Texas laws on gambling while the subsequent pages will discuss more specific topics like bingo, eight-liners and poker.

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