Daily Spread Betting Round-up
Messi helps Barcelona into the Copa del Rey quarter-finals, Wigan win the Super League curtain raiser, and Djokovic dismantles Federer – it’s the Daily Spread Betting Roundup. But how much could you’ve won? Messi helps massacre Leganes – Barcelona v LeganesIn an aggressive rebound from their La Liga loss to Valencia last weekend, Barcelona ruined Leganes on Thursday night, putting 5 past the relegation candidates to reach the Copa del Rey quarter-finals. Antoine Griezmann got things off to a hot start, finding the back of the net after just 4 minutes. Sell a 1st Match Goal spread of 31-34 and that’s 27 times your initial stake Clement Lenglet made it 2-0 in the 27th minute, before Lional Messi scored moments before the hour mark. Arthur got the 4th, while Messi then completed his brace in the dying moments of the game. If you’d backed the mini messiah at his chunky SMM spread of 79-91, you’d have won 146 times your starting bet thanks to a make-up of 237. As for the overall result, buying a Barcelona/Leganes Goal Supremacy spread of 1.75-1.95 left you with 3.05 times your original stake. Warriors win Super League opener – Wigan Warriors v Warrington WolvesIn a tense start to the 25th Super League season, Wigan edged a 16-10 victory over Warrington, who were at one point forced to play with 11 men after captain Chris Hill’s sending off and Mike Copper’s sin-binning. The relatively low-scoring fixture meant you’d need to sell a Total Points spread of 35-38 to make 9 times your initial bet. And with the brunt of the action confined to the 1st half, the Total Try Minutes came in at 120 against a starting spread of 242-258 – sell that and you’d be left with 122 times your original stake. Djokovic dismantles the Swiss master – Roger Federer v Novak DjokovicThough there were moments in the 1st set where it looked like Federer could pull off a shock, in the end the scarily efficient Djokovic was too much for him, the Serb supremo winning in 3 sets. Buy a Djokovic 3-0 binary spread of 48.7-57.9, then, and that’s 62.1 times your initial bet.
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