On Monday, you can use the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS to earn a $10 cash bonus after $10 worth of trades. A handful of college basketball national title-contenders will be in action on Monday, with Duke vs. Syracuse tipping off at 7 p.m. ET and Iowa State vs. Houston scheduled for 9 p.m. ET. Claim your $10 cash bonus after $10 in trades at Kalshi here:

For the full terms and conditions and how to claim the promo, read our Kalshi promo code review.

How to claim the Kalshi promo code

New users can use the Kalshi promo code to claim this offer. For those who haven't used Kalshi and want a $10 bonus, follow these steps below. Here's how to sign up.

  1. Click "CLAIM BONUS" on this page or click here.
  2. Sign up for a Kalshi account and make a minimum $1 deposit.
  3. Trade at least $10 in event contracts.
  4. Receive your $10 bonus regardless of the trade outcomes.

After making the first $10 in trades with the Kalshi promo code, new users will be given a $10 cash bonus after $10 in trades:

Monday college basketball trading preview 

The Duke Blue Devils (23-2, 12-1) will host the Syracuse Orange (15-11, 6-7) for an ACC matchup on Monday night. The Blue Devils are in contention for a No. 1 seed again after a hot start while Syracuse could go a long way towards getting back into the NCAA Tournament picture with a road win over a top-five team. However, Duke is listed at $0.97 per share to win on Kalshi, while Syracuse is only $0.05 per share.

However, the biggest game of the night will take place in the Big 12 with the Iowa State Cyclones (22-3, 9-3) hosting the Houston Cougars (23-2, 11-1). Iowa State rebounded from a stunning loss to TCU last Monday to smash Kansas on Saturday, while Houston is on a six-game winning streak. The Cyclones are priced at $0.57 per share to win, while the Cougars are $0.41 per share. Claim the latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS when you sign up for Kalshi here:

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