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Underdog Promo Code FOXNEWS: Play $5, Get $100 on Guardians vs Rays Game 4

Use Underdog Promo Code FOXNEWS to play $5 on Guardians-Rays Game 4 and earn a $10 bonus bet, with up to $100 available over 10 days.

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One Championship Series in the MLB has come to an end with the Brewers sweeping the Dodgers. Today, we get the 4th game between the Rays and Guardians, and we are guaranteed at least five games in this series. Underdog is offering new users a promo code, FOXNEWS, to give $100 in bonuses on a $5 wager. New users can bet $5 on today’s game and earn a $10 bonus bet token from Underdog with code FOXNEWS. Repeat that process for ten days to earn $100 in bonus bets. How to Sign Up and Claim the Underdog Promo Code Rays vs Guardians Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, at 8:00 ET | Progressive Field, Cleveland, OH | TBS/truTV The American League Championship Series has been fantastic. In Game 1, the Guardians broke out their bats and put up seven runs on the board. They did it with a mixture of power and station-to-station baseball. In Game 2, they couldn’t get anything going. They had one threat late in the game with the tying run in scoring position, but couldn’t get the runners in. Yesterday was a great game between the two teams. In Game 3, the Guardians prevailed, but it wasn’t easy, and certainly wasn’t a comfortable victory. Cleveland took the lead in the 2nd on an RBI double. Then the Rays answered in the top of the fourth inning, getting a two-run triple and putting themselves up 2-1. It was a short-lived lead as the Guardians got a two-run homer out of Petey Halpin. October is full of unlikely heroes, and Halpin had only four homers in 83 games this season. This home run gave the team the lead, the win, and the upper hand in the best-of-seven series. Rays vs Guardians Odds Odds subject to change

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Friday, October 16, 2026

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