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Kalshi promo code SPORTSLINE55: Get $55 bonus for Bills vs. Vikings, Monday Night Football Week 9
New Kalshi users can get a $55 bonus after making $25+ in trades on Buffalo vs. Minnesota on Monday Night Football
With the Kalshi promo code SPORTSLINE55, new Kalshi users receive a $55 bonus after trading $25+. Week 9 comes to a close just before the NFL trade deadline with the Minnesota Vikings hosting the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football. Both teams are 6-1 and lead their respective divisions. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET. Get a $55 bonus when trading $25+ with the Kalshi promo code SPORTSLINE55:
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Monday Night Football trading preview
- Vikings to win vs. Bills: Yes $0.39, No $0.62
- Justin Jefferson to score 1+ touchdowns: Yes $0.37, No $0.64
What happens when an unstoppable object meets an immovable force? NFL fans will get some insight on Monday with the Bills taking on the Vikings. Buffalo scores the most points per game (33.3) in the NFL while the Vikings allow the fewest (13.3). Both teams also have some trouble on the opposite sides of the ball -- the Bills have trouble getting stops while the Vikings can struggle to move the ball.
Minnesota will be operating with backup quarterback Carson Wentz under center after Kyler Murray suffered a hamstring injury. While the Vikings clearly prefer Murray at quarterback, Wentz's presence could open up the passing game more for receivers like Justin Jefferson. The Bills have allowed the third-most passing yards per game.
A Minnesota win is trading at $0.39 per share at Kalshi, while a Buffalo win is trading at $0.62 per share. Use the Kalshi promo code SPORTSLINE55 to get a bonus of $55 when you trade $25+:
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