Tottenham fire blanks once again, Ilicic shines in behind closed doors thriller, and Put The Kettle On wins big on day 1 of Cheltenham – but how much money could you yourself have won? It’s the Daily Spread Betting Roundup!

Spurs fire blanks – RB Leipzig v Tottenham
Now without a win in their last 5 fixtures, Tottenham were handily defeated on Tuesday night, dumped up of the Champions League following a 3-0 loss in Leipzig (4-0 on aggregate).

Marcel Sabitzer got an early brace for the hosts, while Emil Forsberg got the 3rd with a few minutes left to spare. That result meant buying an already one-sided RB Leipzig/Tottenham Goal Supremacy spread of 0.95-1.15 still made you 1.85 times your initial stake.

Another flaccid performance going forwards from the striker-less Spurs also meant backing an RB Leipzig to Win to Nil binary spread of 28.5-36.4 netted you 63.6 times your original bet.

Ilicic shines in behind closed doors thriller – Valencia v Atalanta
Uninhibited by the fact there was no-one in the stadium, Valencia and Atalanta put on a 2nd leg thriller, the Italians progressing to the quarter-finals following a 4-3 victory in Spain.

Though Valencia were the ones desperate to score after losing 4-1 in the 1st leg, it was the visitors that got the opener, Josip Ilicic converting a spot-kick within 3 minutes of the whistle.

Kevin Gameiro nabbed the equaliser in the 21st minute, only for a 2nd penalty from Ilicic to put Atalanta 2-1 up just before the break. Buy a Penalty SMMs spread of 25-30 and a make-up of 89 left you with 59 times your opening wager.

It was all square not long after the restart as Gameiro completed his brace, with Ferran Torres finally putting the hosts in front in the 67 minute.

However, Ilicic wasn’t done yet, completing his quartet with goals in the 71st and 82 minutes, giving Atalanta the win and propelling his SMM make-up to a whopping 384. Take off the starting price of 39-45, and that’s 339 times your original bet.

Put The Kettle On wins big – 2020 Cheltenham Festival Day 1
There were a few surprise winners on day 1 of the Cheltenham Festival, though none were as potentially profitable as Put The Kettle On.

Starting the Arkle Challenge Trophy Novices’ Chase at a lowly Race Index spread of 4-6, with a fixed odds price of 14/1, the Henry de Bromhead-trained horse passed the post a length and a half to the good. Buy at that aforementioned Index spread, then, and you were left with 44 times your initial stake.