Get the Caesars Sportsbook App, Get Up to $1,100 in Bonuses for the March Madness Sweet 16
By Sascha Paruk in Sports Betting News
Updated: April 14, 2025 at 7:14 pm EDTPublished:
- Download the Caesars Sportsbook app today and you will land a massive sign-up bonus
- New Caesars Sportsbook Customers can get $1,100 bonus bet just for downloading the app and registering
- Below, find links to download the app and claim the bonus, plus betting tips for today’s Sweet 16 games
The Sweet 16 runs Thursday and Friday (March 24-25) and Caesars Sportsbook has a great bonus offer to add to the excitement.
Download the Caesars Sportsbook app, then register using promo code “SBDIMECZR” and you will qualify for a bonus bet up to $1,100.
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Claim Sweet 16 Bonus by Downloading Caesars Sportsbook App
The process for claiming this Caesars Sportsbook promo is a snap. First, if you are not on mobile, you will want to switch if possible. Then click on the Caesars Sportsbook banner above and download the Caesars Sportsbook app. During the registration process, use the promo code “SBDIMECZR”. Finally, make a deposit.
You’re done!
If you follow the steps outlined above, your first wager at Caesars Sportsbook will be a bonus bet up to $1,100.
What exactly does “bonus bet” mean? It means you can wager up to $1,100 on your first bet and, if it’s graded as a loss, get a full refund.
If your qualifying bet is for $500, you would get $500 in bonus money. If you’re qualifying bet is for $1,500, you would still get $1,100 in bonus money.
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Best Ways to Use Caesars Sportsbook March Madness Bonus
Bonus bets are a unique kind of bonus because you don’t actually want to get the bonus money. What you want is to make a big bet and win. The bonus bet is, in the words of Caesars Sportsbook, insurance for if the bet doesn’t go as planned.
So with that in mind, you need to do your research and give yourself the best chance to win.
There are four Sweet 16 games today. Follow the links below to see the odds and best bets for each game:
- Gonzaga vs Arkansas Odds, Lines, Picks
- Michigan vs Villanova Odds, Lines and Spreads
- Texas Tech vs Duke Odds and Picks
- Houston vs Arizona Odds, Picks, Spread
The first bet I personally put down on the Sweet 16 games was under 68.5 in the first half of Houston vs Arizona. (Apparently others liked that bet, too, because the first-half total has been bumped down to 68 flat.)
If you want to know how the general public is betting these games, you can check out the NCAAB public betting trends. Compare the current odds to the opening Sweet 16 odds to see how the lines have moved in all the games.
Remember, there is no such thing as a lock in sports betting. Don’t wager more than you can afford to lose, even if it’s on a bonus bet. You will have to put the money back in play before you can withdraw it.
Who Can Claim the Caesars Sportsbook Bonus?
As mentioned above, this promo is only for new customers making a first-time deposit at Caesars Sportsbook. If you have previously created a Caesars Sportsbook account and deposited money, you will not be able to claim this bonus bet.
Even if you registered at Caesars Sportsbook New York and are now wanting to bet at Caesars Sportsbook Arizona, you’re still ineligible.
Second, this offer is only available to bettors who are physically present in one of the following states: Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, or West Virginia.
As with all online sportsbook promos, customers must be 21 years of age or older at the time of registration.
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Sascha has been working in the sports-betting industry since 2014, and quickly paired his strong writing skills with a burgeoning knowledge of probability and statistics. He holds an undergraduate degree in linguistics and a Juris Doctor from the University of British Columbia.
