UFC Freedom 250 on Paramount+ is shaping up to be one of the most heavily traded fight cards Kalshi has hosted this year, and the latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS gives new users a $10 bonus after $10 in trades. So far, the combined volume across the card's fight-winner markets already nearly eclipses $20 million two hours before Sunday's event. Ilia Topuria, who Kalshi prices at $0.80 per share to win and over $1.78 million traded already, is the heaviest favorite on the card in his lightweight title defense against Justin Gaethje. The co-main event between Alex Pereira and Ciryl Gane is drawing a near-even split, with nearly $4 million in trades placed. Claim your $10 bonus after $10 in trades here with the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS:
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How to claim the Kalshi promo code
New users can get the Kalshi promo code to get this offer. For those who haven't used Kalshi and want a $10 cash bonus, use the steps below. Here is how to sign up.
- Select "CLAIM BONUS" on this page or click here.
- Sign up for a Kalshi account and make a deposit.
- Trade at least $10 in event contracts.
- Receive your $10 bonus regardless of the trade outcomes. The credit expires in 30 days and cannot be withdrawn.
After making the first $10 in trades with the Kalshi promo code, new users will be given a $10 bonus:
How much is being traded on UFC Freedom 250 markets
The lightweight title fight between Ilia Topuria and Justin Gaethje is the single most heavily traded market on the entire card, with almost $9 million already traded on Kalshi. Topuria is being priced as an overwhelming favorite to retain his belt, with traders backing him at odds that would return about 1.2 times their stake. Kalshi has Topuria trading at $0.80 per share to win. Gaethje, who claimed the interim title by stopping Paddy Pimblett at UFC 324 in January, is drawing the underdog money at odds near 4.7 times the original trade. Kalshi has Gaethje trading at 0.20 per share to win.
The co-main event between Alex Pereira and Ciryl Gane for the interim heavyweight championship has attracted almost $4 million in trading volume. Pereira, who is chasing history as a three-division champion, is being traded at odds of $0.51 per share to win on Kalshi, while Gane sits almost dead even at $0.49 per share on Kalshi. With Tom Aspinall sidelined with an eye injury, this fight carries extra weight as a path to becoming the undisputed heavyweight champion, and the near 50-50 split in the market shows traders see this one as a true toss-up.
Mauricio Ruffy vs. Michael Chandler has drawn $2.2 million, with Ruffy priced at $0.84 per share to win over Chandler at $0.16 per share to win. Josh Hokit vs. fan favorite Derrick Lewis has pulled in $2.2 million, with Kalshi pricing Hokit at $0.76 per share to win against Lewis at $0.24 per share to win. Diego Lopes vs. Steve Garcia has seen $1.3 million change hands, with Lopes the moderate favorite at $0.59 per share to win over Garcia, who Kalshi prices at $0.41 per share to win. Sean O'Malley vs. Aiemann Zahabi has drawn close to $99,000, with O'Malley being priced at $.079 per share to win over Zahabi at $0.21. And Bo Nickal vs. Kyle Daukaus has added about $664,000 in volume, with Nickal priced at $0.76 per share to win on Kalshi over Daukaus at $0.24. Claim the latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS when you sign up for Kalshi here:
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