With international football dominating the online betting action over the weekend, we have cast our eyes further afield to bring you three big winning bets that may have passed you by.

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.

RAJASTHAN ROYALS v SUNRISERS HYDERABAD – LAUNCH! (SETTLED AT 2756)

The IPL got underway at the weekend and it was a Sunday to forget for Jofra Archer as the England paceman posted the worst bowling figures in IPL history. His four overs went for 76 runs as Travis Head, Ishan Kishan, and Heinrich Klaasen teed off in a 44-run win for the Sunrisers.

Surprisingly, Archer didn’t concede the most runs in a single over, with that dubious honour going to Hyderabad’s Simarjeet Singh went for 26 in an over that contained four boundaries.

Such wayward bowling was good news for cricket spread betting punters who bought our Launch! spread at 1550-1650. This market is made up of the multiplied total between the highest individual score and the most runs scored in a single over. With Indian superstar Ishan Kishan scoring 106*, the spread settled at 2756 as buyers won a whopping 1106x their stake.

JUDD TRUMP v KYREN WILSON – TON OR BUST (SETTLED AT 103)

Kyren Wilson beat Judd Trump for the third time in a ranking final this year as he secured the Players Championships title last night in Telford. Having gone into the evening session level at 5-5, Wilson won three frames on the spin to put him within touching distance of the trophy. Trump – the outright favourite before the tournament began – then won four of the next five frames to set up a decider, with a 103 break to make it 9-9.

Ultimately, Wilson would come through to win in a game where both players were slightly off their best. For Trump, this was due to the cue ball “taking off like a ping-pong ball” and was perhaps a factor in only one century being made.

In the Ton Or Bust spread, only breaks of a century or more are counted and before play, the spread was available to trade at 484-504. With Trump’s 103 the only score to count, snooker spread betting punters who placed a sell bet potted a win of 381x their stake.

CHINESE GRAND PRIX – YUKI TSUNODA/ALEX ALBON (SETTLED AT -30)

After a 12^th place finish in Melbourne, the Chinese Grand Prix was one to forget for Racing Bulls driver Yuki Tsunoda as he finished down in 19^th position (before disqualifications to Pierre Gasly, Lewis Hamilton, and Charles Leclerc), though there is speculation he could be called to replace Liam Lawson in the main Red Bull car.

Before the action got underway on Sunday morning, he was made 1.5-4.5 favourite on the match-up spread with fellow Asian driver Alex Albon. This spread awards ten points to the driver who finishes highest up the leaderboard and a further two points for every position won by.

With Albon finishing ten spots ahead of Tsunoda before the disqualifications, this left the market to settle at -30 with sellers who favoured the Thai driver collecting a win of 31.5x 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.