New Caesars Sportsbook customers can claim a promotion that converts a $1 qualifying wager into ten 100% profit-boost tokens, WTOP and Golfweek reported, with two different promo codes circulating ahead of NBA playoff action.
WTOP said new users can redeem promo code WTOPDYW ahead of the Thunder and Spurs matchup for an offer described as “Bet $1, Double Your Winnings Your Next 10 Wagers.” The outlet reported that after placing a qualifying $1 wager the account is credited with ten 100% profit boost tokens and that the promotion is strictly for new Caesars customers. WTOP noted the WTOPDYW offer has a maximum bet of $25 per boost and said its Caesars Sportsbook odds were accurate as of May 26, 2026.
Golfweek reported the same mechanics under a different code, saying new users who sign up with promo code SBWIREDYW receive 10 100% profit-boost tokens after placing a $1 bet. Golfweek added that the tokens can be attached to bets to double winnings, are valid for 14 days, and carry a $25 maximum bet. The outlet also reported that eligible bets must have odds of -10000 or longer and that the maximum added profit from the boosts is $2,500.
The numbers make the offer easy to quantify: a $1 qualifying wager, ten boosts, $25 cap per boosted bet and a $2,500 ceiling on added profit. Both outlets positioned the promotion around NBA playoff betting, and Golfweek explicitly tied token use to a range of other events — including NHL and MLB games, the Indianapolis 500, the Coca-Cola 600 and World Cup futures — while WTOP flagged the timing before the Thunder-Spurs matchup.
The most immediate complication for bettors is the split messaging. Two different promo codes — WTOPDYW and SBWIREDYW — are being reported by two outlets, and each report emphasizes slightly different terms. WTOP focused on the Bet $1, Double Your Winnings marketing line and limited the description to new customers and the $25-per-boost cap. Golfweek supplied additional operational details: a 14-day window for using tokens, the odds threshold of -10000 or longer and the $2,500 maximum added profit.
Those distinctions matter because they affect how and when a customer can use the tokens. Under the terms Golfweek reported, tokens must be applied to bets that meet the odds requirement; under both reports, the $25 maximum per boost restricts how much extra profit each doubled wager can generate. Both accounts agree the offer requires only a $1 qualifying wager to unlock the tokens.
For anyone planning to use a sportsbook promo code on the upcoming playoff slate, the takeaway is practical: the promotion is not an open-ended credit, it is a set of tokens that double profit on eligible wagers and that carry clear caps and expirations. WTOP’s version ties the timing to a specific game and confirms the offer is aimed at new Caesars customers, while Golfweek lays out the usage limits and the broader list of eligible events beyond the NBA.
The most consequential unanswered fact — sharpened by the overlapping coverage — is which code and set of terms will govern a customer’s account at sign-up. With two promo codes circulating and slightly different emphases in the reporting, bettors should expect a promotion that, in substance, converts a single-dollar qualifying wager into ten 100% profit-boost tokens but should check the Caesars app or sign-up flow to see which code is accepted and which precise terms apply to their new account.
