Kalshi promo code SL500: Get up to a $500 trading bonus for Mariners-Twins, Dodgers-Red Sox, MLB on Sunday

Sunday Night Baseball headlines a full MLB schedule today, and the Kalshi promo code SL500 allows new users to get up to a $500 bonus in trading credits when they make $25+ in trades. Use it for Dodgers vs. Red Sox in a nationally-televised matchup that starts at 7:20 p.m. ET tonight. Claim up to $500 in bonus trading credits after $25 in trades here with the Kalshi promo code SL500:

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All 30 MLB teams will be in action on Sunday and one of the most crucial matchups will be Mariners vs. Twins, as both teams are trying to fight their way back into the AL playoff picture. Minnesota is second behind Chicago in the AL Central and Seattle is third in the AL West entering today. Kalshi prices the Mariners are $0.56 per share to win the series finale, while the Twins are $0.46 per share.

A pair of NL West rivals will also go head-to-head this afternoon when the San Diego Padres host the San Francisco Giants. First pitch for Padres vs. Giants is scheduled for 4:10 p.m. ET and San Diego has tabbed Michael King for the start, while San Francisco is going with Landen Roupp. The Padres are priced at $0.58 per share to win and the Giants are priced at $0.43 per share.

Sunday's action culminates with the Los Angeles Dodgers hosting the Boston Red Sox on Sunday Night Baseball. The Red Sox are surging over the last month and have the chance to complete a series sweep on the road after winning Game 1 9-4 and earning a 3-2 victory in Game 2. However, Los Angeles is the trading favorite in Game 3 at $0.61 per share, while Boston is priced at $0.41 per share to win. Trade on the MLB and more at Kalshi with the promo code SL500:

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Ryan Wooden