Daily Spread Betting Round-up
Surprise English Open exits for O’Sullivan and Trump, and Murray’s ongoing Antwerp journey, make the Daily Spread Betting Roundup – but how much could you’ve won? Rockets flies out of Crawley – Ronnie O’Sullivan vs Mei XiwenAfter comfortably getting past Hossein Vafaei in the last-32, Ronnie O’Sullivan found himself getting his wish in the last-16 – finally being allowed to leave Crawley following a shock loss to China’s Mei Xiwen. For a third time in the competition the Rocket was forced to a final frame, only this time he lost. That meant, if you had you had sold an O’Sullivan/Xiwen 10-3 Supremacy spread of 12-15 – where the winner gets 10 points plus an extra 3 points per frame he wins by – you could have made 25 times your initial stake. Trump trumped in last-32 – Lee Walker vs Judd TrumpO’Sullivan wasn’t the only big name suffering an early exit on Thursday. World no. 1 Judd Trump was undone by no. 80 Lee Walker, the Welshman winning their last-32 tie 4-2. The 43-year old was understandably unfancied at the start, opening the match with a Walker Points spread of 150-170. With that market making up to 315, backing the underdog could have won you 145 times your original bet. Murray continues to recover – Pablo Cuevas vs Andy Murray Antwerp continues to be the site of the most successful post-hip surgery showing for Andy Murray. The Scot beat Pablo Cuevas to reach the quarter-finals of the European Open, setting up a winnable fixture against 28-year old Romanian Marius Copil. The confidence of Murray’s 6-4 6-3 victory meant you’d have had to sell a Total Points spread of 142-147 if you wanted to make any money on that market. Do that, and you could have won 23 times your opening stake.
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