Daily Spread Betting Round-up
Serena Williams exits the Western & Southern Open, while Michael van Gerwen movs to the top of the Premier League Darts table – but how much could you’ve won? It’s the Daily Spread Betting Roundup! Who is favourite to win the Western & Southern Open?Describing her loss as ‘dating a guy that you know sucks’, Serena Williams exited the Cincinnati Masters with a 7-5 6-7 1-6 defeat at the hands of no. 13 seed Maria Sakkari. That meant selling a Williams/Sakkari Match Supremacy spread of 1-4 left you with 16 times your initial stake.Buy a Sakkari Points spread of 71-75, meanwhile, and her total of 113 saw you walk away with 38 times your original bet.As for any tennis spread betting fans thinking long-term, selling Williams’s Outright Index spread of 19.5-20 at the start of the tournament left you with 14.5 times your opening wager after she earned just 5 points for her last-16 exit. Serena’s departure means that Naomi Osaka is now the favourite to win the competition, at an Outright Index spread of 29-32. She is followed by Elise Mertens at 25-28, and Ons Jabeur at 23-26.How many Premier League Darts titles has van Gerwen won?With Glen Durrant drawing against Peter Wright, Michael van Gerwen’s 7-2 victory over Rob Cross put the Dutch darting superstar at the top of the Premier League table, equal on points with Durrant but ahead on leg difference.Buying Van Gerwen – hoping to draw level with Phil Taylor’s 6 titles with a 2020 win – at a 10-3 Supremacy spread of 9.5-12.5 left you with 12.5 times your initial bet thanks to a makeup of 25. Meanwhile Peter Wright got the highest checkout of the night against Durrant, with 170. Buy a Highest Match Checkout spread of 118.5-121.5 and the Scot scored you 48.5 times your opening stake.
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