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Gift cards up to 20% off before Black Friday: NFL/MLB Shop, Xbox, Nintendo, more

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While we are now tracking a notable Black Friday deal on iTunes gift cards at Target, there are plenty more where that came from. Gift cards from Domino’s Pizza, Fanatics, Xbox, Nintendo eShop, the NFL/MLB/NBA stores, and more are all seeing notable discounts today with as much as 20% in savings. As always, this is one of the only ways to score even deeper deals on already marked down items and promotions over Black Friday. So be sure to head below to check out today’s offers. 

Today’s gift card deals:

Be sure to dive into the Black Friday iTunes gift card deal. Then check out this ongoing promotion that could net you a $30 Amazon gift card and all of the now live Black Friday deals right here

More on NFL Shop gift cards:

Fans come first in the world of sports. The official NFL Shop has a large collection of NFL gear from top quality brands, all in one convenient place. Lets you buy officially licensed fan gear, such as apparel, jerseys, autographed memorabilia and more. Also earn 3% FanCash on all purchases, exclusive offers, and VIP events. The official NFL Shop has a large collection of NFL gear from top quality brands, all in one convenient place.

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices