Here are the top types of promotions currently offered by Canadian online sportsbooks plus examples of strong, widely advertised offers (claims and terms change often — check the site for the exact T&Cs and provincial availability before signing up).

Top promotion types

• Bet & get / Bet-and-get free bets (e.g., bet $10, get $50 in bonus bets). Good for low-risk first wagers. (Covers.com)
• First-bet safety net / refund on first bet (refund if your first bet loses, often up to a set amount). (Covers.com)
• Deposit match bonuses (percentage match of first deposit up to a cap — e.g., 100–125% up to $150–$250). These usually have wagering/turnover conditions. (sportsbookreview.com)
• Large multi-part welcome packages (dual offers that combine deposit match + first-bet match or large max limits for high rollers). (Covers.com)
• Ongoing/promotional boosts for existing customers (odds boosts, accumulator boosts, insurance on parlays/accas, loyalty/rewards). (readwrite.com)

Examples of currently prominent Canadian sportsbook promotions (representative — verify live offers)

• bet365 Canada — “Bet & get” style new-user bonus and/or first-bet safety net options (popular choice because of options and flexible use of bonus bets). Check min Stake and eligible markets. (Covers.com)
• SportsInteraction — deposit-match style welcome offer (e.g., a 125% match up to a stated cap, frequently recommended for Canadians). Terms include minimum deposit and playthrough/wagering conditions. (Covers.com)
• 10Bet / 888Sport / 10Bet-type books — competitive deposit matches (examples include 125% up to $250 or similar), sometimes bundled with a small first-bet credit. (sportsbookreview.com)
• Niche/newer sites (Jackpoty, RTBet, BetPlays, etc.) — often promote high advertised ceilings (e.g., huge maximums like “up to $12,000”) or generous initial-match packages; these can have heavier wagering or restrictive terms. Read the fine print. (readwrite.com)

Key things to check before you claim any promo

• Eligibility by province (not all operators are available in every Canadian province). (worldgamblinglist.com)
• Minimum qualifying deposit and minimum odds for qualifying bets. (Covers.com)
• Wagering/rollover requirements and expiry of bonus funds/free bets. (readwrite.com)
• Whether bonus funds can be withdrawn directly or must be turned over first (many are credited as “bonus bets” or require playthrough). (sportsbookreview.com)
• Payment method restrictions (some deposit types may void bonus eligibility). (readwrite.com)

If you want, I can:

• Check the exact live welcome offers for a specific province (e.g., Ontario, British Columbia) or for particular sportsbooks (bet365, DraftKings, BetMGM, PointsBet, Sports Interaction) and list their current headline terms (min deposit, cap, min odds, expiry).