The Washington Commanders visit the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, Sept. 20. Kickoff for the NFC East matchup is set for 4:25 p.m. ET on FOX.
Both teams are looking for their first win after close Week 1 losses. Washington nearly erased a double-digit deficit in a 24-22 loss to Philadelphia, while Dallas fell 28-20 to the Giants after allowing 394 yards.
New users can sign up to trade and claim a $50 bonus available with the Polymarket promo code RATE. Polymarket is also waiving fees on every NFL and college football market for games played Sept. 19-20.
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How to claim the Polymarket $50 bonus for Commanders vs. Cowboys
Use the Polymarket referral code RATE to receive a $50 trading bonus for Commanders vs. Cowboys. Here is a step-by-step breakdown of how to receive the welcome bonus as a new user at Polymarket:
- Visit Polymarket US and tap on the “Sign Up” button in the top right-hand corner of the home page
- Enter your identifying information, including your name, address, phone number, and Social Security number
- Enter the promo code RATE when prompted
- Make a minimum $10 deposit to trigger your $50 trading bonus
- Complete $10 in trades
- The bonus is credited to your account once those trades settle
The zero-fee weekend is a separate platform promotion. Polymarket posted on X that fees are waived on every football market for NFL and college football games on Sept. 19-20. Commanders vs. Cowboys is part of Sunday’s eligible slate.
Please note that you must be in a state where Polymarket US operates to receive the welcome bonus.
Commanders vs. Cowboys prices on Polymarket
| OUTCOME | IMPLIED PROBABILITIES | EXAMPLE GROSS PAYOUT |
|---|---|---|
| Dallas wins | 66% | $100 > $151.52 |
| Washington wins | 35% | $100 > $285.71 |
| Dallas wins by over 3.5 points | 52% | $100 > $192.30 |
| Over 50.5 points scored | 50% | $100 > $200.00 |
| Dak Prescott over 274.5 passing yards | 50% | $100 > $200.00 |
| Jacory Croskey-Merritt over 49.5 rushing yards | 55% | $100 > $181.80 |
Commanders vs. Cowboys prediction market preview
Dallas is priced at 66% on Polymarket, with Washington at 35%. The market gives the Cowboys a clear edge at home, but both teams are coming off uneven defensive performances.
Washington trailed Philadelphia by double digits before Jayden Daniels led two fourth-quarter touchdown drives. The Commanders came within a two-point conversion of tying the game, leaving the offense with a stronger finish than the final score alone suggests.
Dallas gave up 165 rushing yards in its loss to New York. That creates a key matchup against Daniels, whose mobility can stress a defense beyond designed runs. Washington will still need to protect the ball and avoid another early deficit on the road.
The Cowboys are favored to get the home win, but market prices suggest there’s room for Washington to stay competitive if its late Week 1 offense carries over.
Injuries are another factor to monitor. Dallas linebacker DeMarvion Overshown and safety Malik Hooker are out. Washington has ruled out Frankie Luvu and Chig Okonkwo, while defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw is questionable with a back issue.
Commanders vs. Cowboys props on Polymarket
In addition to the winner market, Polymarket offers other ways to trade NFL games. Available categories can include:
- Game spreads and alternate spreads
- Full-game and team totals
- First-half moneylines, spreads and totals
- Anytime touchdown scorers
- Passing, rushing and receiving yardage
Dallas allowed 394 total yards in Week 1, including 165 on the ground, while Washington’s late rally produced two fourth-quarter touchdowns.
Check the current contract rules and prices directly before trading. Player availability, line movement, and order-book liquidity can change the markets offered ahead of kickoff.
Trading on Commanders vs. Cowboys at Polymarket
Prediction markets give traders the flexibility to enter or exit positions before the contract resolves, subject to available liquidity. Polymarket also offers futures on the Super Bowl champion and conference champions, along with markets for games throughout the regular season and playoffs.
Using the Dallas moneyline as an example, a winning contract priced at $0.66 settles at $1. The return includes the original cost and $0.34 in profit per share. A losing “Yes” position settles at $0.
The zero-fee football promotion applies to games on Sept. 19-20, but market prices can still move, and available liquidity can affect execution. The speculative nature of prediction markets means there are no guarantees when trading on NFL outcomes.
