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The first month of the New Year provided sports spread bettors with plenty of money-making opportunities. But what were the top 10 spread bets of January 2021? 10. New Zealand v Pakistan, 2nd TestDate: 03.01.21Market: New Zealand Runs Make-up: 659Initial spread: 373-388 Potential profit: 271 x initial stakeThe Black Caps only had to bat 1 innings to win their 2nd Test against Pakistan. Declaring at a monstrous 659/6 after the Shaheens had managed 297, a limp 186 for the visitors in their 2nd innings meant the Kiwis could clock-off early. For bettors, buying a New Zealand Runs spread of 373-388, then, netted them 271 times their initial stake.9. Besiktas v Rizespor, Super LigDate: 06.01.21 Market: Cyle Larin SMM (goal minutes doubled for 2nd, trebled for 3rd) Make-up: 401 Initial spread: 30-36Potential profit: 365 x initial stakeThe Super Mega Goal Minutes highlight of the month came in the Turkish Super Lig, as Cyle Larin got 4 of the 6 goals Besiktas put past Rizespor.That sent the Canadian 25-year old’s SMM makeup to 401. Buy at 30-36, and you walked away with 365 times your opening bet.8. Western United v Perth Glory, A-LeagueDate: 23.01.21 Market: Total Goal Minutes Make-up: 554Initial spread: 125-135Potential profit: 419 x initial stakeThere was a right ripsnorter between Western United and Perth Glory in Australia’s A-League on the 23rd, with the hosts winning 5-4 thanks to an 84th minute goal from Steven Lustica.The Total Goal Minutes market shot up to 554, against a comparatively timid initial spread of 125-135. That’s 419 times your original wager.7. Dave Chisnall v Gary Anderson, PDC World Darts ChampionshipDate: 02.01.21 Market: Highest Checkout x Total 180s Make-up: 4,420 Initial spread: 3,538-3,683Potential profit: 737 x initial stakeIn the PDC World Darts Championship semi-final, eventual runner-up Gary Anderson beat Dave Chisnall 6-3, in a match that saw 26 180s, and a highest checkout of 170. Multiple those numbers together and you get a Highest Checkout x Total 180s makeup of 4,420. Buy at 3,538-3,683, and you finished with 737 times your starting stake. 6. Aston Villa v Liverpool, FA CupDate: 08.01.21 Market: Total Goal Minutes x Corners Make-up: 4,660Initial spread: 2,975-3,175 Potential profit: 1,485 x initial stakeGetting revenge for their 7-2 drubbing in the Premier League earlier in the season, Liverpool knocked Aston Villa out of the FA Cup in the 3rd round with a 4-1 victory. Though the back of the net bulged 5 times, the Total Goal Minutes market came in at a relatively unremarkable 233. Luckily, there were 20 Corners total, 18 of which were provided by the visitors. Times those together, and you get a makeup of 4,660. Buy at 2,975-3,175, and that’s 1,485 times your initial bet. 5. Bath v Wasps, Gallagher PremiershipDate: 08.01.21 Market: Match Multi-Points (1st Half Points x 2nd Half Points) Make-up: 2,279 Initial spread: 409-449Potential profit: 1,830 x initial stakeIn the highest scoring match of the 2020/21 Gallagher Premiership season so far, Wasps beat Bath 52-44 at the Recreation Ground, in a game that saw both sides pick up a bonus point. For the purposes of the Match Multi-Points market, 53 points in the 1st half and 43 points in the 2nd resulted in a makeup of 2,279. Buy at just 409-449, and you bagged 1,830 times your starting stake. 4. Al Wasl v Shabab Al-Ahli, Arabian Gulf LeagueDate: 01.01.21 Market: Multi-Bookings (1st Half Bookings Points x 2nd Half Bookings Points) Make-up: 3,150Initial spread: 585-685 Potential profit: 2,465 x initial stakeWe next make a rare trip to the Arabian Gulf League, for a 2-2 draw between Al Wasl and Shabab Al-Ahli on the first day of the year. It wasn’t the friendliest of fixtures, with a red card – after just 8 minutes – and 9 yellows. Overall, 45 Bookings points were accrued in the 1st half, followed by 70 in the 2nd, leading to a Multi-Bookings makeup of 3,150. Buy at 585-685, and that’s 2,645 times your original wager.3. Augsburg v Stuttgart, BundesligaDate: 10.01.21 Market: Goals x Corners v Bookings Make-up: 4,875 Initial spread: 1,125-1,250Potential profit: 3,625 x initial stakeShowing you can earn money even from a mid-table scrap over in Germany, Stuttgart’s 4-1 victory at Augsburg produced a Goals (5) x Corners (15) x Bookings (65) makeup of 4,875. That meant you could buy at an opening spread of 1,125-1,250, and be left happy with 3,625 times your initial bet. 2. Dave Gilbert v Kyren Wilson, 2021 MastersDate: 14.01.21 Market: Frame7 Multi-Points (Player A Frame Points x Player B Frame Points) Make-up: 5,694 Initial spread: 1,360-1,510 Potential profit: 4,184 x initial stakeThe quarter-finals of the 2021 Masters saw eventual beaten semi-finalist David Gilbert knock out Kyren Wilson 6-5 in Milton Keynes. The tightest frame was the 7th, in which Gilbert won 78-73. Times those numbers together, and you get a Frame 7 Multi-Points makeup of 5,694. Compared to an initial spread of 1,360-1,510, you potted 4,184 times your opening stake. 1. Atalanta v Lazio, Coppa ItaliaDate: 27.01.21Market: Shirts x Bookings Make-up: 16,725 Initial spread: 4,300-4,800Potential profit: 11,925 x initial stakeFar and away the bet of January was a Coppa Italia scrap between Atalanta and Lazio on the final Wednesday of the month. The hosts won the back-and-forth affair 3-2, in a game that crucially saw goals for no. 59 Aleksei Miranchuk and no. 94 Vedat Muriqi. In total, Shirt Numbers hit 223, while with 1 red and 5 yellows, Bookings points came in at 75. Lucky punters, then, saw a Shirts x Bookings makeup of 16,725, against a starting price of 4,300-4,800. That is, drumroll please....11,925 times your initial stake!
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