Daily Spread Betting Round-up

Ireland sent to the play-offs after draw in Dublin



A disappointing night for Ireland, another win for Italy and a tasty quintet for Spain – it’s the Daily Spread Betting Roundup! But how much could you have won?

Ireland sent to the play-offs – Republic of Ireland v Denmark
Unable to get the win they needed to secure an automatic spot at Euro 2020, Ireland now have to look ahead to March’s play-offs, teetering on the precipice between Paths A and B.

Despite creating a fair amount of chances, the hosts went behind in the 73rd minute thanks to a strike from Martin Braithwaite. Buy a 1st Match Goal spread of 40-43, and that’s 30 times your initial stake.

With the game entering its dying stretch Matt Doherty brought Ireland back into it using his noggin in the 85th minute – meaning backing a Headed Goal Minutes price of 23-26 produced 59 times your original bet. However, the hosts couldn’t find another, that draw leaving them in 3rd place in Group D and facing play-off against one of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovakia or, dramatically, Wales.

100% Azzurri – Italy v Armenia
The first team to confirm a 100% record in qualifying – Belgium could match that record on Tuesday night – Italy romped their way through their final game, smashing Armenia 9-1.

That spectacular score line meant anyone buying a comparatively tame Total Goals spread of 3.5-3.7 was left with winnings of 6.3 times their initial stake.

As for those fancying something a bit riskier, opting for a starting Goals x Shirts spread of 201-223 would have yielded an 1187 multiplier to you original bet courtesy of a whopping make-up of 1410.

La Roja remain unbeaten – Spain v Romania
Though they didn’t need to – their place at Euro 2020 was already confirmed – Spain danced around Romania on Monday night.

It was a game wrapped up in the 1st half, with 4 goals including a brace from Gerard Moreno. Compared to a starting spread of 48-56, the Villareal forward’s SMM make-up of 119 would have left any savvy punters with 63 times their opening stake.

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