Daily Spread Betting Round-up
Liverpool get their first league victory this month, while Lionel Messi sets another La Liga record – but how much money did football spread betting fans win? How many goals did Diogo Jota score for Wolves?In fitting fashion, the sole goal separating Wolves and visitors Liverpool was a strike from former Molineux favourite Diogo Jota. Jota – who has 10 goals for Liverpool this season, compared to 44 in 2 seasons at Wolves – scored at the stroke of half time, off an assist from Sadio Mane. Buy Jota’s Player Goal Minutes spread of 16-19, and that’s 26 times your initial stake. But back Mane’s Assist Minutes spread of just 7-10, and you picked up 35 times your opening bet.Where will Liverpool finish this season? Now up to 6th they are 2 points behind 5th place West Ham (who have a game in hand), and 5 off of 4th place Chelsea. Spreadex has them at a Season Points spread of 63.5-64.5, leaving them in 5th. How many consecutive seasons has Messi scored 20+ goals in La Liga?With a brace in the 13th and 90th minutes, Lionel Messi took his 2020/21 tally to 27 goals this season, and 21 in La Liga. That meant, not only did Monday see Messi equal Xavi’s record for most Barcelona appearances, he also became the first player in La Liga history to score over 20 goals in 13 consecutive seasons. Buy the Argentine ace at a chunky SMM spread of 107-127, and a makeup of 193 still won you 66 times your original wager.Elsewhere, if you bought a Barcelona Headed Goal Minutes spread of 19-22, Oscar Mingueza’s 53rd minute goal won you 31 times your starting bet. Or, buy a Huesca Penalty Minutes spread of just 3-5, and Rafa Mir’s consolation at the stroke of half time netted you 40 times your initial stake.
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