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Bettor loses 15-game, $100K parlay as Pats Don't Cover

kcburghkcburgh Senior Member
edited December 2016 in Sports Betting
Monday, December 12, 2016
Bettor loses 15-game, $100K parlay as Patriots fail to cover -- by 1
By Darren Rovell
ESPN

A man who bet $5 on a 15-leg parlay card at a William Hill sports book in Nevada needed the New England Patriots to win by more than seven points to win $100,000 on Monday.

Because the Patriots beat the Baltimore Ravens by exactly seven, 30-23, the result of the 15th game of the parlay, after the previous 14 had come through, was a push.

William Hill spokesman Michael Grodsky confirmed to ESPN that it was an all-or-nothing parlay card. As such, the push didn't reduce it to winning a 14-leg parlay; it made the entire card worthless.

Comments

  • RonbetsRonbets Senior Member
    edited December 2016
    Do you think maybe the guy had some serious heart palpitations after Tucker's field goal skimmed the left goal post and went in to make it 7?
  • grenadegrenade Junior Member
    edited December 2016
    The good old "ties lose" parlay card.

    Reported 29.6% hold in Nevada in 2015.
  • odiecabodiecab Senior Member
    edited December 2016
    No hedge
  • RonbetsRonbets Senior Member
    edited December 2016
    These FU sucker parlay cards rape the unsuspecting.

    Ties Win Parlay cards= Majority of the solid #s on dead #s i.e 9s,12s, etc

    Ties Lose Parlay cards= Most #s skewed to solid key #s i.e 3s,7s, etc

    Not to mention the gouge on payoffs. And you guys think that legalization will be better? Not when you have a third party scalping you also.
  • Awesome-O!Awesome-O! Member
    edited December 2016
    grenade wrote: »
    The good old "ties lose" parlay card.

    Reported 29.6% hold in Nevada in 2015.

    Where can you find hold percentages for past seasons? Curious...
  • grenadegrenade Junior Member
    edited December 2016
    http://www.legalsportsreport.com/7902/nevada-record-sports-betting-2015/

    That was what was reported by David Purdum.


    You can most likely find what you are looking for somewhere here:
    http://gaming.unlv.edu/reports.html
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