Best Online Sportsbook Bonus – 2015 College Football Playoff Championship

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If you haven’t checked out AceSportsbook.com ahead of the 2015 College Football Playoff Championship game, now’s your chance here.  They offer one of the best online sportsbook bonuses in the business.

Here is how the bonus works:

First, you join (that one is pretty obvious).

Next, select your bonus.  AceSportsbook.com offers one of the largest variety of options online.

Here is the breakdown for the CASH bonus:

  • 10% Cash Bonus (1x roll) up to $500
  • 15% Cash Bonus (2x roll) $500 – $1,000
  • 20% Cash Bonus (3x roll) $1,000 – $4,000
  • 30% Cash Bonus (5x roll) above $4,000

The new player bonus, they will match your initial deposit with a 100% Free Play!

AceSportsbook.com offers a very nice variety of wagering options on most sports, prop bets, futures, live wagering, mobile and much more. 

Check Them Out Here

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