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FanDuel Preps for Football Season With NFL Sunday Ticket Free Trial Promo

James Bisson

Last Updated: August 20, 2024 11:38 AM EDT • 1 min 64 sec read.

A view of the FanDuel Sportsbook betting area as we look at the details surrounding their NFL Sunday Ticket promo ahead of the football season.
A view of the FanDuel Sportsbook betting area at Belterra Park Cincinnati. Photo by: Albert Cesare/USA TODAY Network.

FanDuel, one of our best sports betting sites, is kicking off its bread-and-butter NFL season with a FanDuel Promo Code free trial of NFL Sunday Ticket to users of its elite platform.

FanDuel Sportsbook is rolling out a free trial of NFL Sunday Ticket to customers who place a bet of just $5 with them. New customers to the FanDuel brand get an extra $200 in bonus bets. You can sign up with the sportsbook behemoth with our FanDuel promo code.

Already an official sports betting partner of the NFL, FanDuel’s NFL Sunday Ticket promotion is in partnership with YouTube and YouTube TV.

“Football season is an exhilarating time for fans, and we are committed to delivering an unparalleled sports betting experience all season long,” Mike Raffensperger, president of sports at FanDuel, said of the latest deal.

“As we continue to raise the bar with new product features that allow fans to engage with the NFL in new ways, we’re also thrilled to again partner with YouTube to offer an NFL Sunday Ticket free trial to our customers, providing an NFL betting experience only available with FanDuel.”

With the football season on the horizon, FanDuel is also rolling out a few new features for fans to take advantage of. It hopes to innovate how users bet on all markets with America’s #1 sportsbook. Ahead of the season, check out our Football Betting Guide: How to Bet on the NFL.

NFL Sunday Ticket

Sunday Ticket has become almost a must-have for NFL fans. Most feel it is the ultimate way to spend your Sundays and beyond.

It is an out-of-media sports package that carries all games on the NFL schedule, both national and regional. NFL Sunday Ticket offers fans a chance to see all their favorite teams despite not being offered by their local cable affiliates.

Thanks to NFL Sunday Ticket, all CBS and FOX Sunday games are broadcast to viewers nationwide via YouTube and YouTube TV.

Sunday Ticket is also available around the world thanks to a series of service providers.

FanDuel product enhancements

Along with the YouTube partnership and related FanDuel Promo Code, which provides a Bet $5, get 3 weeks of NFL Sunday Ticket offer, FanDuel is expanding its menu of Same-Game Parlay betting options ahead of the upcoming football season. It will now include Player Quarter Props, Defensive Props, player-to-catch-a-pass props, and many more. 

Parlay expansion fits in with the uptick in the markets’ popularity and the trend toward a more personalized sports betting experience with FanDuel sportsbook.

FanDuel will also roll out its revamped Quick Bets tab to simplify and speed up popular live sports betting markets, such as Player Quarter props.

As for NFL-specific upgrades, FanDuel has created new Player Pages to assist bettors in following and educating themselves about league teams and players and the betting stats and trends surrounding each.  

In the end, FanDuel is getting a jump on the competition ahead of what will be an enormous NFL season for the brand. With new markets coming online since the last NFL season, the battle to be the best U.S. sports betting site has heated up and will be as competitive as ever this year.

Written By:
James Bisson
James Bisson is the Editor-in-Chief of Sportsbook Review. He has been a writer, reporter and editor for more than 20 years, and his work has appeared in more than 200 publications across North America. His first book, “100 Greatest Canadian Sports Moments”, was a hardcover best-seller in Canada in 2008. He has written more than 50 sportsbook reviews and dozens of other sportsbook-related content articles. James has also been quoted as a sports betting expert in USA Today and Sports Illustrated.