Worst cash out ever? Bettor could have won £6,170 from £5 bet… but cashed out for £3 | The Sun
IF you're squeamish or afraid of horror stories… look away now.
Because one unlucky punter had an absolute nightmare this weekend after cashing in a £6,170 winning acca for just £3.04
This Sky Bet customer backed an audacious three-fold accumulator, predicting the results of Sunday's Premier League matches at odds of 1234/1.
This bettor placed £5 on Arsenal and Tottenham drawing 2-2 in the north London derby, along with Liverpool and Brighton to win their matches 3-1 against West Ham and Bournemouth.
Why? Why indeed.
The acca couldn't have started in a more perfect style with underdogs Bournemouth taking the lead against Brighton, who had won two of their last three matches 3-1.
Selections
Sky Bet
- Arsenal 2-2 Tottenham – 12/1
- Brighton 3-1 Bournemouth – 9/1
- Liverpool 3-1 West Ham – 17/2
Stake: £5
Odds: 1234/1
Potential returns: £6,170
Cashed out for £3.04
All three matches ended 1-1 at the half-time whistle with this punter now requiring two unanswered goals for favourites Liverpool and Brighton – two of the league's top scorers.
They needed one goal each from Arsenal and Tottenham, who both obliged by the 55th-minute of their clash at the Emirates.
Kaoru Mitoma powered in a double to give Brighton a 3-1 lead, while Darwin Nunez and Diogo Jota both scored to give Liverpool a 3-1 result at Anfield.
It's unclear when the punter cashed out this winning ticket, but likely they decided to accept a £1.96 loss before or very soon after kick off.
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- Establishes time and monetary limits before playing
- Only gambles with money they can afford to lose
- Never chase their losses
- Doesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry or depressed
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