All season long, we are hooking you up with tickets to every Chicago home game.  Now normally, you can win these by signing up on our app or website.  However, for one special game, you can hang with us and watch the game...to watch the game at Soldier Field!

Join us Sunday, September 20 at State 18 in Bettendorf as we watch Chicago take on Minnesota in their home opener and hook you up with tickets to go to the game the following week when Chicago takes on Philadelphia in a Week 3 Monday Night Football matchup.

State 18

State 18
State 18
State 18 is Bettendorf’s newest hangout.  Located at 1740 State Street, this is where great drinks meet good vibes.
State 18 features a golf simulator, spacious patio, food, speciality cocktails, draft beer, and a full bar.  And of course, plenty of big-screen TVs to watch all the games.
While we are at State 18 on Sunday, September 20, many of you will be watching Chicago take on Minnesota in the regular season home opener at Soldier Field.  But, with all those TVs, we'll be able to watch other games.  Like oh...I don't know...say Green Bay taking on New York.  Or one of the other ones, I guess.

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State 18
State 18

When the final whistle blows on the game, we'll draw a name to give somebody tickets to see the next game when Chicago takes on Philadelphia on September 28th, thanks to Two Men and a Truck.

Plus, we'll have more prizes throughout the game along with drinks, food, and football fun to make it a great Sunday Funday.

Check out more about State 18 right here.

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