Weekend's Big Winning Bets 12.10.26

Another big weekend of sporting action saw another exciting round of Premier League action including a Liverpool v Man City clash among much off-field controversy, Max Verstappen grabbed a first-ever win at the Singapore GP, and there was plenty of tennis from the ATP Shanghai Masters 1000 tournament.

As always in our daily betting blog, we run through some of the biggest spread betting winners from the weekend!

LIVERPOOL v MAN CITY: GOALS x BOOKINGS (SETTLED AT 225)

Among all of the noise and controversy off the field surrounding Man City, a very hostile reception was expected to be waiting for them at Anfield against big rivals Liverpool, but the story on the pitch turned out to be very different.

After an uneventful first half, a red card for Liverpool's Ryan Gravenberch turned the game on its head, with City quickly opening the scoring through Erling Haaland before two further goals from Jeremy Doku and Rayan Cherki.

For spread bettors, those who decided to buy on the Goals x Bookings spread at a pre-match spread of 148 - 163 saw a tidy profit of 62x their opening stake!

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F1: SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX - MAX VERSTAPPEN RACE WINNER (SETTLED AT 25)

In the F1 betting action, Max Verstappen continued his storming run in the latter stages of the F1 season with a dominant weekend in Singapore.

Verstappen led every lap to claim his second consecutive victory in the last two races, while Championship leader Kimi Antonelli edged closer to securing the World Title as he finished in third to extend his lead at the top.

For F1 spread bettors though, buy bets were rewarded for those backing Verstappen's victory. With a pre-match spread of 8.5 - 10, a settlement of 25 meant a return of 15x on opening buy stakes!

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ARTHUR GEA v BEN SHELTON- SHE/GEA SUPREMACY: (SETTLED AT -20)

Finally, we round off on the tennis action from the Shanghai Masters and a relative shock which saw unheralded but fast-rising Frenchman Arthur Gea defeat US Open finalist and top-5 player Ben Shelton.

In a match dominated by serve throughout and being decided by the fine margins of two tie-breaks, Gea managed to hold his nerve and secure a highlight win in his early career.

For tennis punters who decided to sell on the Shelton/Gea Supremacy market, some handy profit was to be made with a settlement of -20 from a starting spread of 7 - 10, meaning a return of 27x stake on sell bets!

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