$10 Free on Signup, No Deposit Required on White Sox vs Red Sox MLB: Use Dabble Code BTSLINES

Looking for a DFS bonus to use on this week’s MLB showdown between the Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox? If so, then head over to Dabble today, open a new account with our exclusive BTSLINES promo code, and you will instantly receive a $10 bonus to use on the action. In this short article, we will tell you everything you need to know about unlocking and using this fantastic social betting welcome deal.

Creating Your New Dabble DFS Account

To claim your $10 sign up bonus, you just need to follow these simple steps:

1. Click the banner on this page to access the Dabble homepage.
2. Use the links to download the Dabble mobile app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
3. Press the sign up button on the app and complete the short registration form.
4. Type BTSLINES into the promo code text box on the registration page.
5. Once you have completed your registration form, your account will be open with the $10 welcome bonus added to your balance.
6. This $10 bonus needs to be used within 30 days on any DFS contest, and any profits made from winning entries will be yours to keep.

NB: To qualify for this welcome offer, you need to be 18+ years old and in one of the following US states: AK, CA, GA, IL, IN, KS, KY, MN, NC, ND, NE, NM, OK, OR, RI, SC, SD, TX, UT or WI.

White Sox vs Red Sox: How to Enter MLB DFS Contests at Dabble

To take part in a DFS contest at Dabble, you need to build a squad of between two and 12 players. Each player will have a projected stat attached to them and your task is to predict whether each player’s actual statline will be more or less than their projection. In the case of MLB fixtures, such as Wednesday’s White Sox vs Red Sox clash, the player projection will relate to metrics such as strikeouts, hits and homers.

If you enter a standard ‘All In’ Dabble contest, you need to get all of your predictions right to win a prize, but if you opt for a ‘Hedge’ contest, you will still receive a small prize, even if one or two of your predictions are incorrect.