Flush opened odds on the NFL preseason Friday, posting lines for Steelers vs Packers, Bengals vs Lions, Patriots vs Colts, and the remainder of the slate, while a separate $10,000 weekly race runs through 3:00 AM on August 17. The Flush sportsbook made both announcements within four hours of each other, treating August football as a market event that a roster-bubble exhibition does not strictly warrant.

The marquee pairing is Steelers vs Packers, with Cincinnati visiting Detroit and New England traveling to Indianapolis for games whose primary function is deciding which third-stringers make the 53-man roster. Odds are live as of Friday night, per the sportsbook, which appears prepared to price every last preseason snap.

A race where the winners keep the money

Separately, Flush's $10,000 weekly race is in its final three days. Every real-money wager on Originals, Casino, or Live Casino counts toward the leaderboard, and the top spot takes the largest share of the pool. The differentiator, stated plainly in the announcement, is that race winnings carry no wagering requirements. The post puts it bluntly:

Top spot takes the biggest share, no wagering requirements on what you win.

The clause is becoming something of a house style at Flush, which has spent the past week stripping terms out of its promotions, including a $4 million prize drop on Gates of Olympus POP that paid real cash with no leaderboard and no wagering, covered here. Against an industry default of 35x to 45x playthrough requirements, the phrase 'no wagering requirements' reads as a favor rather than a riddle.

For race winners, the practical effect is straightforward: withdraw the money without first proving it can be bet back several times over. The race closes at 3:00 AM on August 17, leaving roughly three days to climb the leaderboard by doing what players were going to do anyway.