The opening matchup of NFL Week 4 between the Buccaneers and Falcons is a great time to sign up for bet365. Use our exclusive bet365 bonus code WEEK365 to register, then wager as little as $5 on Thursday Night Football to earn $200 in bonus bets no matter what.

Our code also qualifies bettors for an alternative First Bet Safety Net worth up to $1,000.

Bet365 Bonus Code WEEK365: Bet $5 for $200 Bonus, $1K Safety Net

First-time bet365 customers can score a substantial bonus tonight. Most players who sign up with the bet365 bonus code WEEK365 select the “Bet $5, Get $200” offer, which rewards any $5 wager on Bucs-Falcons with $200 in bonus bets, regardless of the outcome.

Meanwhile, our code also qualifies bettors for a $1,000 First Bet Safety Net. Wager up to a grand on any TNF betting market, and bet365 will refund your entire stake in bonus bets if you don’t win.

Make sure to apply our code before selecting either welcome offer. Bet365’s bonus arrives immediately after settlement, so use your first bet on Thursday Night Football or Game 3 of the Mets-Brewers Wild Card Series in baseball. This way, you’ll have funds for more action this weekend.

Bet365 gives players seven days to play through their bonus bets. Use as much of the bonus as you want this week, or save some for NFL and MLB matchups early next week.

Bet Bucs-Falcons TNF Matchup at bet365

The NFC South’s top two teams square off in Atlanta to kick off Week 5 of the NFL season. Tackle Buccaneers vs. Falcons on bet365, which lists Atlanta as a slight 1.5-point favorite.

This is the third primetime game for the new-look Falcons. Kirk Cousins and Bijan Robinson have led Atlanta to a 2-2 record, including a walk-off win over the Saints in Week 4.

Meanwhile, Tampa Bay is an impressive 3-1. Baker Mayfield and Mike Evans have formed a formidable duo, and they shined in a dominant win over the Eagles last Sunday.

These teams have split their two annual showdowns in the last two seasons. However, this is Cousins’ introduction to this division rivalry, so you can throw much of the recent history out the window. In addition, Atlanta has a new head coach, Raheem Morris, who replaced Arthur Smith in the offseason.

Latest NFL Week 5 TNF Offers on bet365

Bet365 has numerous in-app offers for tonight’s showdown in the Peach State. After using our bet365 bonus code WEEK365 to score your introductory bonus, opt-in to each deal on your mobile app.

First, bet365 has a “Thursday Night Touchdowns” promotion. Place $50 or more on cumulative Same Game Parlays for Bucs-Falcons, and bet365 will issue $10 in bonus bets after every touchdown from either team. The over/under for tonight is 43.5, so root for the over to claim as much of a bonus as possible.

Next, tackle either moneyline with the early payout offer. Bet on Tampa Bay (+105) or Atlanta (-125) to win outright, and bet365 will instantly settle your bet as a win if your team leads by at least 17 points during the game, regardless of the final score.

Finally, check out tonight’s Bet Boosts. Some of the best pre-boosted TNF markets for new and existing customers include:

• Mike Evans, Rachaad White and Bijan Robinson Each Score TD (was +850, now +900)
• Baker Mayfield and Kirk Cousins Each 2+ Passing TDs and Both Teams Score 20+ Points (was +400, now +450)
• Chris Godwin, Drake London and Mike Evans Each 50+ Receiving Yards (was +200, now +225)
• Bijan Robinson TD, 25+ Receiving Yards and 50+ Rushing Yards (was +260, now +275)

New Customers only. Bet $5 and get $200 in Bonus Bets. Sign up, deposit (minimum $10) to your account and place a qualifying bet of $5 to get $200 in Bonus Bets once your bet is settled with bet365. Bonus Bets winnings are added to Bonus Bets balance. Bonus Bet wager excluded from returns. T&Cs, time limits & exclusions apply. The bonus code WEEK365 can be used during registration, but does not change the offer amount in any way.

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