Has Shohei Ohtani’s historic season ended a historically great promotion? It’s possible.

Based on the lack of advertising, it appears that Taco Bell is not running its “Steal a base, steal a taco” World Series promotion for the first time since 2007. That’s okay. Click below and bet $5 on a base-stealing player (or on a market) and you’ll instantly get $200 in bonus bets from DraftKings.

We know it’s a big bummer that this promo, which allowed hungry Taco Bell lovers to eat for free for sixteen years, seems to have been dead for years. It’s especially sad because Ohtani, who just recorded baseball’s first-ever 50-homer, 50-steal season, is playing in his first Fall Classic.

He’s almost a lock to get at least one stolen base in this series and here’s why: Ohtani has none single steal in the postseason. That’s right, not one.

Ohtani Over 0.5 stolen bases at +180 For that reason, a $100-$180 bet is one of my best bets between Yankees and Dodgers for Game 1 tonight. You can bet $5 on that Ohtani prop at DraftKings and immediately receive $200 in bonus bets.

DraftKings bet $5 and receive $200 bonus terms

Ohtani would certainly have continued the streak of sixteen straight years of free tacos for America. Instead, you can spend $5 and receive 8 $25 bonus bets to use on other bets.

If you win your next bets, you can buy your own tacos, but the bonus bets have no cash value and is not included in the profit. You will have that seven days to use your bonus bets before they expire.

DraftKings odds for Yankees vs. Dodgers World Series Game 1

The Yankees are +110 moneyline underdogs tonight in Game 1 of the World Series vs. the Dodgers in LA. The LA moneyline is set at -130 ($130 bet earns $100).

The total (over/under) is set at 8.5 for the pitching match of Gerrit Cole vs. Jack Flaherty. I wrote extensively about this matchup in my best bets article. I’ll take the moneyline of the Yankees’ first five innings. As long as New York wins after five innings, I’ll cash in on my bet.

This type of bet protects me from a late-inning rally and seems like a sensible choice given the disparity in starting rolls. Cole is the reigning AL Cy Young Award winner, while Flaherty has been mostly a disaster this postseason (7.04 ERA).