Best betting promotions in Newfoundland and Labrador for 2023

Before you can claim a promotion at a sportsbook, you need to make sure you have an account with them. This isn’t an issue if you don’t have one already, as creating an account is usually straightforward. All you have to do is complete their sign-up form by filling in the information they need.

As part of this, you could be prompted to provide proof of your name and age, via documents such as your personal ID, driving license, or passport, and you may also need to submit a financial statement or bill in order to prove your address.

Don’t forget that the sportsbook may also want to check that you’re located in Newfoundland and Labrador during all of this, via your mobile phone or IP address.

After you’ve done everything required, the bonus should then be credited to your betting account. When receiving a bonus, always check the T&Cs to see if it comes with any rules or restrictions (such as a deposit bonus that can only be used on certain leagues).

If you’ve used your promotion and won money from it, you then have the option to a make a withdrawal from your betting account, assuming there are no remaining wagering requirements to fulfil.

To do this, visit the cashier/account menu at the sportsbook and provide the requested information to submit a withdrawal request. If you’re doing it as part of the first time you’re making a withdrawal with that sportsbook, there could be additional steps and verification checks that need to be completed so that the payment method is added to your account.

Single-game betting is legal in Newfoundland and Labrador both online and in person at selected retail locations to residents aged 19 years or older. It is overseen by the Atlantic Lottery Corporation (ALC), who provide Proline and Proline Stadium products to the province.

There has not been much recent discussion as to expanding sports betting offerings in the province, meaning as things stand it is likely that the ALC will remain the sole operator for the foreseeable future. Winnings on sports betting are not taxed in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Newfoundland and Labrador does not have any sports teams based in the province that compete in the major leagues, nor the CFL. The nearest CFL team is seven-time Grey Cup winners the Montreal Alouettes, who play at the Percival Molson Memorial Stadium.

As Canada’s only teams in the NBA and MLB respectively, sports fans in the province also tend to follow the Toronto Raptors and Toronto Blue Jays. Teams based in the northeast US garner some support, such as the Boston Bruins, who play in the NHL.