Daily Spread Betting Round-up
Fulham reinforce their promotion hopes, while there was a pair of perfect MLS fixtures for football spread betting fans – but how much could you have won? It’s the Daily Sports Spread Betting Roundup! Who is favourite to win Championship play-offs?The Cottagers will now have one eye on Wembley. A confident display, and a pair of cracking goals, gave Fulham a 2-0 win in Cardiff, leaving them little to do at Craven Cottage on Thursday. What are the odds on Fulham to win the play-offs? They are now firm favourites, odds on at 10/11, with a Championship Playoff Index spread of 16-17.5. That’s where the winning finalists get 25 points, and the losing finalists 10. Brentford, interestingly, are next up, at fixed odds on 2/1 and an Index spread of 9-10.5, despite being 1-0 down to Swansea. As for last night’s semi-final 1st leg, if you had sold a choice Cardiff/Fulham Goal Supremacy spread of -0.1-0.1, you would’ve won 2.1 times your initial stake. Meanwhile, Neeskens Kebano’s injury time strike was more profitable than Josh Onomah’s solo opener. Buy a Kebanos PGM spread of 7-10, and that’s 80 times your opening bet. What was the result of San Jose Earthquakes v Real Salt Lake?In a dream clash for football spread betters, the San Jose Earthquakes beat Real Salt Lake 5-2 to reach the MLS is Back quarter-finals.With a Total Goal Minutes makeup of 404, buying at a low starting price of 123-133 netted you a tasty 271 times your opening stake. The Earthquakes converted 2 spot-kicks during their win, just after the break and in injury time, leading to a Penalty SMMs makeup of 229 against an initial spread of 14-18. That’s 211 times your original wager. Who is the top scorer in the MLS is Back Tournament?Monday’s – well, technically Tuesday in the UK – other MLS game was also a cracker, with Los Angeles FC hammering the Seattle Sounders 4-1. The main takeaway was that Diego Rossi scored his 6th and 7th goals of the tournament, in the 14th and 82nd minutes. Sending his SMM makeup to 178, buying at a starting spread of 28-34 left you with 144 times your original bet.
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