Offer types
Profit boosts
Turn a profit boost into a small amount you keep either way by hedging it, and use reward credit like FanCash the way you use a bonus bet.
What a boost does
A profit boost raises the winnings on one bet; your stake is unchanged. A 100% boost on $25 at +150 pays $75 in winnings instead of $37.50, so the bet settles as if the price were +300. A boost that big pays more than the other side of the game is worth, so a hedge at a second book leaves you a little whoever wins, if both bets are accepted as shown.
Boosts come as tokens, each with a percentage (25%, 50%, 100%), a max stake, the markets it works on, and an expiry. A welcome offer can be a set of them: Caesars' current one is ten 100% boost tokens (check the live terms).
Try it
The calculator assumes a 100% boost. Type the token's max stake, the normal price, and the other side's price at another book.
Boosted, the price is +300. Bet $62 on the other side and keep about $13 whoever wins.
Estimate, if both bets are accepted at these prices.
Boost the plus side
A percentage boost adds far more to an underdog's winnings than a favorite's. The same $25 token with a 100% boost, in two markets with the same small hold:
| Boosted side | Becomes | Other side | Cash to hedge | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| +135 | +270 | -139 | $54 | $14 |
| -170 | +118 | +165 | $21 | $9 |
So look for a pair where the boost book has the plus price. Ten 100% tokens used on pairs like the first one come to about $137, as an estimate.
Which boosts are worth it
- 100% boosts on a plus price: yes, whenever you can hedge them. Bet the full max stake; the value scales with it.
- Small boosts with a low cap, like 50% on $25: a few dollars at most, so usually skip them.
- Parlay and same game parlay boosts: skip. You cannot hedge them cleanly.
- Read the expiry on each token and use them before it.
Rewards and FanCash
Reward credit, like Fanatics FanCash, behaves like a bonus bet. You bet it once with the FanCash option switched on in the slip, and a win pays only the winnings: $100 of FanCash at +130 pays $130. Convert it the same way, in the Free Bet view with Fanatics as the Free Bet book. Promotional FanCash has carried a 7-day expiry, so check the date on yours.
Fanatics' current welcome offer works in two steps. Each day for 10 days, opt in and bet the full $100 of cash there, at odds that meet the offer's minimum, as one side of a low-hold pair. The FanCash arrives whether that bet wins or loses, and the pair costs about $5 a day. Each $100 of FanCash then converts like a bonus bet, around 65%: roughly $600 across the 10 days, as an estimate. Check the live terms first; offers change often.
Loyalty points at DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars and other books add up slowly, roughly $200 to $300 per $100,000 wagered. Enroll when you open each book and take perks as they come; keeping a balance in a book does not earn them. A bet reset or no-sweat token is a risk-free bet.
Use a boost in BreadSync

Do it in BreadSync
Odds Screen · Low Hold view
Type the boost once and every pair re-prices that book's leg, so the top rows are where the token keeps the most.
- 1.Low Hold view, "Single book": "Primary Book" = the book with the boost, "Bet Size" = the token's max stake.
- 2.Type the boost into "Boost %" (100 for a 100% token). That book's price turns green at its boosted value.
- 3.Sort by "$" and take the top row where your book has the plus price.
- 4.Apply the token in the book's slip, place it, then the hedge. The green bookmark logs the boosted price.
Watch out: the Odds Screen remembers Boost %, in every view. Clear it once your tokens are used, or later rows are priced with a boost you no longer have.

Do it in BreadSync
Tools · Low Hold Calculator
No Pro? Get the boosted price from the calculator above, then size the hedge here.
- 1.Side #1: the boosted price as "Odds", the token's max as "Stake". Side #2: the other book's price.
- 2.Read "If Side #1 wins" and "If Side #2 wins". Both positive means you keep money either way, if both bets are accepted.