We need to rewrite as news article, bold and energetic, short paragraphs, no hedging, no first-person, no casual phrasing. Use
for headings and
for paragraphs. Also need to include image? The content includes an image tag, but we need to output only HTML, no extra text. The image tag is present; we should include it as is? It says ignore junk text like “You may like”, “class_Picture”, ads, share buttons — use only real article content. The image is part of content, so include it. Probably include at start? The instruction: “Start directly with the lead paragraph — no heading before it.” So we need a lead paragraph first. The image is before the first paragraph; but that might be considered part of article content. However “Start directly with the lead paragraph — no heading before it.” So we need to start with a
containing the lead. The image likely should be placed before the lead? But that would be a heading? The image is not a heading. The instruction says start directly with the lead paragraph, meaning the first line of output should be a
with the lead. So we need to embed the image maybe later, but the image is part of content; maybe we can include it after the lead? The instruction says ignore junk text like “You may like”, “class_Picture”, ads, share buttons — use only real article content. The image is real content, not junk. But if we put it before the lead paragraph, that would violate start directly with lead paragraph. So we need to include the image after the lead paragraph? But the image is at top of provided content. Maybe we can treat the image as part of article but we need to start with lead paragraph, then include image later. However the image is likely part of the article’s visual, but we could embed it after the lead paragraph, still within article. The instruction: “Start directly with the lead paragraph — no heading before it.” So first element must be a
. So we need to write a lead paragraph summarizing the main news: Underdog promo code FOXNEWS gives up to $1,000 deposit match for new users. That’s the lead.
We need to keep under 500 words. Let’s craft about 350 words.
We need to use
for headings. The content has many headings; we need to convert them to
. Also need
for paragraphs. For lists, we need
- and
- etc. Those are allowed.
We must attribute claims to sources. For example, “Underdog is a safe app with secure verification.” We can attribute to Underdog or to the article. Use “Underdog states” or “According to Underdog”. But we must avoid speculation.
We need bold and energetic tone: use strong verbs, short sentences. No hedging. No “some say”. Use direct statements.
We need to avoid first-person. So no “we”. Use “The offer” etc.
Let’s outline:
Lead paragraph: “Underdog’s September 2026 promo code FOXNEWS grants new users a deposit match up to $1,000.” That’s the hook.
Then maybe a subheading
Underdog Promo Code at a Glance
and then a table? But we need to present as article, not a table? The content includes a table; we could convert to list items. But maybe we can keep the table as is? The instruction says use only real article content; we can include the table as is (HTML table). But we need to keep under 500 words; the table may add many words but it’s okay. However the table is not a paragraph; it’s a table element. That’s fine.
But we need to keep paragraphs short (2-3 sentences). The table may be considered not a paragraph but it’s okay.
We need to ensure we have
headings for each section. Use
for main sections,
for subsections? The instruction says use
for headings. It doesn’t forbid
but says use
for headings. Probably we should use
for all headings, and maybe
for subheadings? The content includes many
and
. To be safe, we
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