Betting, €50,000 with the over. The judgement was Manchester City. Here’s what happened. Blast play!
There’s a lot of money in sports betting this June. And it’s not easy, as we are at the end of the season of games around, or at least those in the top leagues, are now over. But the bettors are not stopping, on the contrary, they are relaunching. And with a little patience they manage to hit the jackpot.
A week ago we told you about the bettor who, with games spread out over a month, managed to win big on Replatz. And it is the same bookmaker who is now giving another 50,000 euros to the lucky man who decided to play 16 events spread over four days. A fixed-odds system, with a total amount of 77 euros invested, which gave an astronomical sum, with Manchester City, the last match predicted, being the decider. And to think he played it 1, the only match played that way in this betting slip.
Betting, the other bets
Yes, because the bettor in question had decided to bet everything on the Over. So, in short, all the other matches had this bet – and that’s fifteen matches – and only Guardiola’s team was set as the winner. Double luck, because the match ended 1-0 so not even Over 1.5 (that’s how Fiorentina against West Ham was hit) and also because Lukaku, in the end, missed a goal that seemed done.
Bonaventura’s goal that allowed Fiorentina’s over 1.5
“The cost of each odds was €4.85 and the winnings averaged €3,000, resulting in a total payout of more than €49,000, thanks also to a rich bonus of almost €14,000,” Agimeg reported. A lucky ticket, yes, but not that lucky, since playing matches from other leagues, not just the top European ones, is never easy for anyone. In this case, it is true that a profound knowledge of the game was also rewarded, and with a pinch of luck, because we have seen and written that many times and understood it as well, you always need it, the lucky player will spend a beautiful summer with his family or alone, perhaps allowing himself a holiday that until now had only been dreamt of. Or perhaps who knows, a car. “His ‘problems’ alone, unfortunately…
