Daily Spread Betting Round-up
There were a couple of blowout results this weekend across several sports as plenty of online betting punters made hay. We start the action in the NFL where Detroit ran riot whilst there was a whopping winning football spread bet at Wembley which netted bettors bags of profit.
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.
Jacksonville Jaguars were always likely to be up against it at the weekend with a 1-8 record ahead of their clash with Detroit on Sunday and our traders made the Lions 13.5-15.5 favourites on our NFL spread betting Supremacy market.
However, it was even more lopsided than that, with the Jags unable to trouble the scoreboard in the final 30 minutes of the game, as they crashed to a humiliating 52-6 defeat.
The Lions scored more touchdowns (seven) than Jacksonville managed points as Detroit moved to 9-1 for the season and Supremacy buyers secured a profit of 30.5x their stake.
It is safe to say all is not well in the world of Welsh rugby with the Principality slipping to 11 defeats in a humbling defeat by Australia at the weekend. The Aussies, fresh off a win over England, were once again superb as they dismantled Warren Gatland’s callow side in Cardiff.
Wales trailed 19-13 at half-time, but the second half was a complete blowout as the tourists – despite being down to 14 after Samu Kerevi’s red card just after the break – racked up a Wallaby record points total in Cardiff.
A 52-20 was far from good news for Warren Gatland, with the Kiwi’s job hanging by a thread, but for those who bought Australia multi-points at 217-247, it was a much better day. With the Wallabies’ first half points total of 19 multiplied by the 33 they scored in the second half, the market settled at 627 as buyers won 380x their stake.
Lee Carsley signed off his short reign with a resounding victory over Ireland at Wembley as his young charges did the business to secure promotion back to the top table of Nations League football.
A first half which saw Ireland frustrate their hosts gave way to the floodgates opening in the second period after Liam Scales was sent off for a second yellow card for clipping Jude Bellingham in the box. Captain Harry Kane converted the resultant spot-kick to spark a flurry of three goals in five minutes as Anthony Gordon and Connor Gallagher opened their account for the Three Lions.
Jarrod Bowen was next to break his England duck when he swept home a well worked corner routine just 30 seconds after coming off the bench and three minutes later, debutant Taylor Harwood-Bellis made it 5-0 with a thumping header.
A game with plenty of action was always likely to be good news for buyers at 1050-1175 on our Goals x Shirts x Corners football spread betting market. With five goals, 12 corners and a hefty 95 booking points, the spread settled at 5700 as buyers won 4525x 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.
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