With the Euros underway this evening and Royal Ascot taking place next week, we are anticipating a flurry of betting action, but there has still been plenty of events to get stuck into this week.

We round off the week with our big winning bets betting blog, starting with a profitable sell in the Caribbean.

Please remember Spread betting carries a high level of risk to your capital and can result in losses larger than your initial stake/deposit. They may not be suitable for everyone so please ensure you fully understand the risks involved.

OMAN v ENGLAND – OMAN RUNS (SETTLED AT 47)

England gave themselves a real chance of making the Super 8s at the T20 World Cup last night as they comprehensively beat Oman in Antigua.

That result leaves Scotland needing a win (or praying for rain) in their match with Australia whilst England are priced at 1/100 to deal with Namibia tomorrow evening.

As for last night though, the Oman batting lineup could not cope with the pace of Mark Wood and Jofra Archer nor the spin of Adil Rashid with the Yorkshireman finishing with figures of 4-11 as Oman crumbled to 47-all out.

Cricket spread betting punters who sold Oman runs at 109-115 would have been overjoyed to see stumps splattered everywhere as they made a profit of 52x their stake.

US OPEN GOLF – SCHEFFLER/MCILROY (SETTLED AT -28)

Rory McIlroy made a roaring start to the third major of the year and the Ulsterman takes a share of the lead alongside Patrick Cantlay into the second day. With a bogey-free round, McIlroy seems to have successfully navigated the noise surrounding his off-course situation, leaving Masters champ Scottie Scheffler trailing in his wake.

The American world number one is six shots behind at one over par which was good news for golf spread betting punters who sided with McIlroy in a match bet between the pair. In the Scheffler/McIlroy spread, which was 4-7 before they teed off, ten points are awarded to the player with the lowest score and a further three points for every shot won by.

McIlroy’s success meant the spread had a negative makeup and in addition to his ten points, he earned a further 18 (6 shots x 3) as the market settled at -28 with sellers winning 32x their stake.

SANFRECCE HIROSHIMA v BALEINE SHIMONOSEKI – GOALS CUBED (SETTLED AT 2197)

Admittedly we have gone off-piste here, but with football at a premium until the Euros and Copa America get underway, we have dug out a match from the Emperor’s Cup in Japan which rewarded football spread betting punters.

Sanfrecce Hiroshima are one of the most storied sides in Japanese football, but it is safe to say their opponents Baleine Shimonoseki are anything but with the side from the Yamaguchi Prefecture playing in the fifth tier.

Unsurprisingly, Hiroshima were favourites for the cup tie with the sportsbook pricing them at 1/18 but what followed was a procession as the J League side showed no mercy to their lowly opposition. Leading 5-1 at half time, Sanfrecce added six more in the second half to run out 11-2 winners.

Those who had the foresight to place a buy bet on Goals Cubed at 136-166, saw the market settle at 2197 as they walked away with a win of 2031x their stake!

Please note that these are examples of winning bets from the past week, and it is important to remember that spread betting carries a high level of risk to your capital and can result in losses larger than your initial stake/deposit.