Daily Spread Betting Round-up
City boss their EFL Cup Manchester derby, while England draw their series level in South Africa – it’s the Daily Spread Betting Roundup! But how much could you have won? Dominant City seize control – Man United v Man CityGetting revenge for their league loss back in December, Man City dominated the derby at Old Trafford, quickly scoring 3 goals before the break. That means if you bought a 1st Half Goals spread of 1.15-1.35 you would have made 1.65 times your initial stake. The visitors weren’t faultless, however, allowing United to sneak a life-line via Marcus Rashford’s 70th minute consolation. Buy the 22-year old’s Goal Minutes spread of 13-16, and you’d have ended up with 54 times your original bet. With Rashford at no. 10, and City’s scorers at no. 20 (Bernado Silva), no. 26 (Riyad Mahrez) and no. 15 (an own goal from Andreas Pereira), the sum of Shirts was 71. Multiply that by 4 and you get a Goals x Shirts make-up of 284. At a starting price of 172-190, that’s 94 times your opening wager. England draw the series level – South Africa v England 2nd TestJoe Root and co. bounced back in style in their 2nd Test against South Africa. Having lost by 107 runs at the SuperSport Park in Centurion, England roared back in Cape Town, with an especially strong 2nd innings. Spreadex were initially offering a 2nd innings England Runs spread of 257-272 – compare that to the side’s declared 391, and you could have won 119 times your original bet. As for if you’d backed England to rebound in the 2nd Test, and bought them at a to win match binary spread of 38.4-44.5, you would have bagged 55.5 times your opening stake.
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