Best betting promotions in New Brunswick for 2023

Naturally, to claim a promotion at a sportsbook, you need to have an account with them. If you don’t have one already, you can sign up by completing the relevant form(s) with all the information they require. This may include submitting documentation to prove your name and age (such as your personal identification, driving license, or passport), plus your address (via a financial statement or bill).

As part of this process, the sportsbook may also check that you’re located in New Brunswick via your mobile phone or IP address.

Once you’ve done everything needed to get the bonus, it should then be credited to your betting account. It is always recommended to check the T&Cs for the promotion before using it, to see if there any relevant rules or restrictions (e.g. a deadline for the bonus).

If you’re lucky enough to win money from your promotion, you can then withdraw it from the sportsbook, so long as the bonus you earned does not have any further wagering requirements.

To withdraw money, head to the sportsbook’s cashier/account section and enter the required information to place a withdrawal request. If you’ve never withdrawn money from the sportsbook before, remember that there may be additional steps and checks to add the payment method to your account.

Single-game sports betting was legalized in New Brunswick in August 2021. The Atlantic Lottery Corporation (ALC) provides Proline and Proline Stadium products both online and at selected retail locations to residents aged 19 years or older to bet on sports.

In recent months, there has been little discussion as to expanding sports betting offerings in the province, so it is unclear if this will happen in the near future. Winnings on sports betting are not taxed in New Brunswick.

There are no sports teams from New Brunswick that compete in the major leagues nor the CFL, with many of the province’s teams instead taking part in local leagues. As a result, many football fans in the province follow the Montreal Alouettes, which is the nearest CFL team. Basketball fans tend to support the Toronto Raptors, who are Canada’s only NBA team, while baseball fans follow the Toronto Blue Jays.

For similar reasons, teams from the northeast US are also somewhat popular in New Brunswick, most notably the New England Patriots, who play in the NFL.