Fanatics Sportsbook is offering new users a promo code, WTOPFAN, that can deliver up to $1,000 in FanCash—matched daily for 10 days—around tonight’s NBA Finals Game 4 matchup between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs.
Tonight, with the New York Knicks hosting the San Antonio Spurs for Game 4 of the NBA Finals, a new Fanatics Sportsbook promo is dangling a major incentive for bettors who are signing up for the first time.
All new users who use the Fanatics Sportsbook promo code WTOPFAN can claim a $1,000 bonus for Game 4 of the NBA Finals, with the offer framed as a daily match structure tied to wagering over multiple days.
The promotion points to a specific eligibility window. New users must be 21 or older and physically located in a participating U.S. state; New York is excluded. A $10 initial deposit is required to unlock and activate the promotion. After Day 1, bettors must manually opt in and apply the bet match promotion to their bet slip each day.
Under the terms provided. the bonus is described as up to $1. 000 in FanCash paid out over 10 consecutive days at up to $100 per day. Fanatics Sportsbook matches a user’s first qualifying wager each day with an equal amount of FanCash for 10 straight days after sign-up. Only one qualifying bet per day counts toward the daily FanCash match—meaning only the first eligible wager placed each day is used for the bonus.
To withdraw the FanCash. the terms also add a playthrough requirement: FanCash carries a 1x wagering requirement. and bettors must bet it once before it converts to withdrawable cash. The payout is also defined narrowly—bonus bet payouts are based only on the cash portion of the wager. while the FanCash stake is not included in the payout.
The promo terms also note that New York is excluded from eligibility, despite the Knicks being identified as the home team in the matchup. The offer’s details were last verified on June 10th, 2026.
In the betting lines for tonight’s game—scheduled for June 10. 2026. at 08:30 PM ET—the spread is listed with the Knicks at -2.5 (-105) and the Spurs at +2.5 (-115). The moneyline shows the Spurs at +108 and the Knicks at -127. For total points, the line is 216.5, with the “Over” at -111 and the “Under” at -109. Odds are stated as of June 10, 2026, from Fanatics Sportsbook.
The steps to activate the offer are straightforward in the provided rundown: download the Fanatics Sportsbook app or visit their website to create an account; enter the promo code WTOPFAN during sign-up; verify identity with standard information including full name. physical address. date of birth. and email; then make a minimum $10 deposit once identity is verified. After that. the promotion is triggered by placing qualifying daily wagers of at least $10 (and up to $100) on eligible markets such as the moneyline or point spread for the Knicks vs. Spurs matchup. The terms emphasize that a bettor must continue placing a qualifying wager up to $100 over the first 10 consecutive days. opting in and applying the promo manually to the bet slip for each day’s first wager.
Even with the Knicks listed as slight home favorites on the moneyline and the Spurs positioned as short underdogs at +108. the structure of the WTOPFAN offer is what makes the promotion feel built for persistence: it’s not just a one-day boost tied to Game 4. but a matched sequence that runs across 10 consecutive days—if a new user follows the eligibility rules. deposits the minimum $10. and applies the promo each day.
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So basically they’re giving away money but it’s like impossible to cash out lol.
WTOPFAN sounds shady to me. If New York is excluded then why is it even for Knicks vs Spurs… seems rigged.
Wait you gotta deposit $10 and then ALSO opt in each day?? That’s like a part-time job for $100/day. Doesn’t it automatically count the bet if you place it.
I don’t trust Fanatics with the bonus bet stuff, like “FanCash” isn’t real cash right? And they only count the cash part of the wager, which I’m guessing means they screw you on the math. Also Knicks home game = New York should get it… but nah.