DraftKings Super Bowl Promo: Score $300 in Bonus Bets for Seahawks vs. Patriots

• What do you get? $300 in bonus bets (twelve $25 credits) if your first bet wins
• What's the catch? Your first bet must win. Minimum -500 odds required
• Who qualifies? New customers, 21+ (18+ in DC/KY/WY), in eligible states

The DraftKings sign up bonus for Super Bowl 60 is a bet $5, get $300 offer. Once you register, you must deposit $5 or more and place a wager of at least $5 on the Seahawks vs. Patriots matchup. If your Super Bowl bet wins, DraftKings will send $300 in bonus bets to your account. If it loses, you won't receive the bonus.

The minimum odds for your first bet are -500. DraftKings bonus bets expire after seven days.

How to Claim the DraftKings Promo for Super Bowl 60

The new DraftKings Super Bowl promo is easy for new customers to claim (expires on February 15, 2026, at midnight). We've detailed the terms of the offer below, along with a step-by-step process for claiming it before kickoff.

1. Visit the DraftKings site or download the DraftKings mobile app.
2. Create an account (no DraftKings promo code is necessary).
3. Minimum deposit: $5.
4. Bet at least $5 on any Seahawks vs. Patriots market (-500 minimum odds).
5. Can bet on player props (Cooper Kupp over in receiving yards) or the Seattle moneyline.
6. If your first $5 bet wins, you will receive $300 in bonus bets (paid as twelve $25 bonus bet tokens).
7. Bonus bet tokens are non-withdrawable and will expire 7 days after receiving them.
8. The DraftKings promo also includes one free month of ESPN Unlimited.

Super Bowl 60 Preview: Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots

Before using the DraftKings Super Bowl promo code to get your shot at bonus bets, let's preview Super Bowl 60, where the Seahawks are a 4.5-point favorite with a total of 45.5 points. It is the first Super Bowl since the 1970 merger where both teams rank in the top four in both scoring offense and scoring defense.

Can Sam Darnold Protect the Ball One More Time?

Seattle quarterback Sam Darnold is one win away from rewriting his legacy forever, but he must contend with a New England defense that has been great in the playoffs:

• Darnold led all quarterbacks in turnovers in the regular season but has yet to have one in two playoff games.
• Darnold threw six interceptions against the Rams in the regular season, but none in the NFC Championship Game.
• The Patriots have forced 8 takeaways in the postseason.
• New England's defense has a pick-six in the playoffs and has allowed 19 net points in three playoff games.
• Four of the last five games for Darnold and the Seahawks have been NFC West rematches.
• The Seahawks are 3-1 this season when turning the ball over at least three times.

Can New England's Offensive Line Hold Up?

The Patriots have faced stiff defensive competition in the playoffs, but will face another tough challenge in Seattle's No. 1 scoring defense:

• The Patriots have allowed at least 5 sacks in every playoff game this season, for a total of 15 sacks (the single postseason record is 19 sacks by the 2021 Bengals).
• The 2025 Patriots are 5-1 when allowing at least 5.0 sacks, the most such wins in a season in NFL history (including playoffs).
• The 2025 Patriots are the only team in NFL history to win multiple playoff games after allowing 5.0+ sacks.
• The Patriots can join the 2006 Colts as the only teams to beat the top three scoring defenses in the same postseason.
• Seattle's defense had 47.0 sacks, like Houston, but no individual player had more than 7.0 sacks.
• Drake Maye is averaging 5.9 yards per rush in the playoffs compared to 4.4 yards per rush in the regular season.

Key Matchup: Jaxon Smith-Njigba vs. Christian Gonzalez

A key matchup to focus on is Seattle wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba vs. New England corner Christian Gonzalez:

• Jaxon Smith-Njigba had 1,793 receiving yards in the regular season (1,200 more yards than the next closest teammate, Cooper Kupp).
• In the 2025 regular season, Christian Gonzalez allowed 53.6% completions and 6.0 yards per target in coverage.
• In the playoffs, Gonzalez is allowing 40.7% completions and 4.7 yards per target.
• Gonzalez has 4 interceptions in 37 career NFL games, including his first this season in the AFC Championship Game.
• Smith-Njigba has been held under 72 yards twice all season (23 yards vs. the Vikings, 19 yards vs. the 49ers).
• The Patriots haven't allowed any receiver to have more than 65 yards in a victory against them since the Raiders had two such players in Week 1 with Brock Bowers (103) and Jakobi Meyers (97).
• Only three wide receivers have had 100 yards against the Patriots this season.
• Darnold has thrown four interceptions while targeting Smith-Njigba this season.