Daily Spread Betting Roundup 22.07.19

An Irish Open Championship victory – just not the one people were expecting – a last minute miracle from Harry Kane and classy hat-trick from big Zlatan all feature in our Daily Spread Betting Roundup!

Non-McIlroy Irishman wins in Portrush – 2019 Open Championship
Rory McIlroy was meant to secure his 2nd Open Championship at what was effectively a home fixture in Portrush. Instead Shane Lowry – a fellow Irishman, just from south of the border – picked up his first ever major, seeing off England’s Tommy Fleetwood in the process.

If you were bold enough to back Lowry at a measly binary to win spread of 0-1.5 at the very start of the tournament, then you could have won a tasty 98.5 times your initial stake.


Springboks wallop Wallabies – 2019 Rugby Championship
It was a miserable start to the Rugby Championship for Australia. Though it was tight at half time, with South Africa leading 14-10, by the end it wasn’t even close, the Springboks winning 35-17.

The match was really notable for the debut of Herschel Jantjies. The 23-year old had a dream start, scoring a try after just 10 minutes, before helping Rassie Erasmus’ side open up their lead in the 61st minute. That left the Stormer with a SMM make-up of 135 against an original spread of 12-15, leaving punters with 120 times their initial stake.


Kane gazumps Juventus – 2019 International Champions Cup
In the pick of the weekend’s International Champions Cup pre-season friendlies, Tottenham beat Juventus thanks to a last-minute, halfway line beauty from Harry Kane. Before that, Erik Lamela had given Spurs the lead after 30 minutes, only for Juve to go 2-1 by the hour mark thanks to Higuain and Ronaldo. Lucas made things level 5 minutes later, setting the scene for Kane’s glorious match-winner.

All that meant the Total Goal Minutes market made-up to 302 against an initial spread of 142-152. That’s 150 times your opening stake.


Ibrahimović proves he’s still got it – Major League Soccer
Though it may have been a Los Angeles derby, the real battle was between Galaxy’s Zlatan Ibrahimović, seeing out his days in the MLS, and LAFC’s Carlos Vela, far and away the league’s top scorer.

The Mexican drew first blood with a 4th minute penalty. The big Swede clapped back almost immediately in the 8th minute. And the 56th. And the 70th. Vela struck again deep into injury time, but it was too late, Zlatan’s hat-trick sealing all 3 points for MLS stalwarts.

It also meant that, while Vela managed a SMM make-up of 184, Ibrahimovic’s came in at 330 against the opening spread of 43-50. That’s 280 times your initial stake.