Fanatics Sportsbook Promo: First 10K Users Get $100 Cash on CMC Boost (Oct. 1)

Fanatics Sportsbook is turning heads this NFL week with an electrifying new-customer offer that’s tough to ignore: Bet on Christian McCaffrey to rush for 5+ yards at +1000 odds (boosted from standard lines), max bet $10.

This isn't bonus bets or site credit—it's real cash if McCaffrey hits the mark. Given his rushing consistency, this is one of the most compelling new-user NFL betting promos.

This bonus gives first-time Fanatics users an immediate shot at boosted profit and sustained value through the NFL week.

• Event Boost: Christian McCaffrey 5+ rushing yards at +1000 odds
• Qualifying Wager: $10
• Payout: $100 cash
• Availability: First 10,000 new users
• Expiration: Thursday at 8:15 p.m. ET

1. Sign up for Fanatics Sportsbook using the link above.
2. Register as a new user before Thursday, 8:15 p.m. ET.
3. Deposit at least $10 into your account.
4. Place a $10 bet on the special boosted market: Christian McCaffrey to rush for 5+ yards at +1000 odds.
5. If McCaffrey rushes for at least 5 yards, you’ll receive $100 in cash (as long as you're one of the first 10,000 sign-ups).

This promo is a no-brainer for NFL fans looking to test-drive the Fanatics Sportsbook app during primetime action. This week's Fanatics offer is especially relevant heading into Thursday Night Football: McCaffrey has hit 5+ rushing yards in every career game, making this one of the most player-friendly new-user offers on the market.

After claiming this TNF special, you can keep your rewards rolling. You can earn up to $1,000 in no-sweat bets, paid out in FanCash. Bet up to $10 a day for 10 days and get FanCash in the amount of your wager if it loses.

• Our Gambling.com Score: 8.2/10
• Platforms: iOS, Android
• Fanatics Sportsbook Promo: No Code Required
• Licensed Online States: AZ, CO, CT, DC, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, NJ, NY, NC, OH, PA, TN, VT, VA, WV, WY
• Payout Speed: Within 24 Hours
• Rewards Program: FanCash Rewards
• Live Betting: Yes

Our Verdict: The mobile-only Fanatics Sportsbook offers a well-organized app with a solid betting market variety. Our favorite part about Fanatics is the FanCash Rewards program, which gives you cashback on every bet. It’s easily the most unique thing about an app that has the potential to grow into a truly elite sportsbook over time.

Best for: Fanatics Sportsbook is best for tech-savvy users who have experience betting and don’t need a desktop counterpart to their betting app.

Even though it's only Week 5, this is already a high-stakes NFC West contest. So far, oddsmakers are giving an edge to the Los Angeles Rams, who are playing at home and coming off a comeback win.

Expect the Rams to use efficient passing with rapid, short routes to counteract pressure from SF’s defense. Though it has struggled to generate sacks and turnovers, San Francisco’s defense has strengths in points allowed, total yards allowed, and third‑down defense. If the 49ers’ defense continues to struggle at sacks/interceptions, the Rams may test that via quick-release passes and high-percentage throws.

Brock Purdy has dealt with a toe injury in recent weeks. If he remains unavailable, Mac Jones may continue under center. With uncertainties at QB, look for the 49ers to lean more on the run game and safe short-to-intermediate throws.

Christian McCaffrey has a strong track record vs. the Rams: in his career vs. L.A., he’s totaled 407 rushing yards on 70 carries, averaging 5.8 yards per carry, with four rushing touchdowns. He’s also dangerous in the passing game—he gives head coach Kyle Shanahan flexibility to use him as a check‑down option or create mismatches in space.

In recent years, the Rams' defense has struggled vs. running backs. But L.A. is always well-coached and can key on McCaffrey, knowing he's a huge part of the Niners' offense.

If the 49ers' offensive line can block well, we could see a huge night from CMC.

Stat Projections:

• Carries: 15-20
• Rushing Yards: 70-110
• Targets: 4-7
• Receiving Yards: 25-60
• Touchdown Scorer?: Yes