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Punter who put £100 on Liverpool to win quadruple has been given incredible cash-out offer
We’re in the middle of May and Liverpool’s dreams of winning the quadruple are still alive.
On Saturday, they lifted their second trophy of the season as they defeated Chelsea on penalties in the FA Cup final.
Less than 24 hours after their FA Cup triumph, Liverpool’s chances of winning the Premier League increased dramatically as Manchester City could only draw 2-2 against West Ham.
Jurgen Klopp’s side know that if they beat Southampton on Tuesday, they will go into the final day of the season just one point behind Man City.
The Reds host Wolves next weekend while City face Aston Villa at home.
Then a week after the Premier League campaign ends, they travel to Paris to play Real Madrid in the Champions League final.
The odds are still stacked against Liverpool winning all four trophies but it’s certainly possible.
A Punter put £100 on a Liverpool quadruple in August.
At the start of the season in August, an unnamed bettor placed £100 on Liverpool winning all four trophies at Betfair.
The returns? A crazy £367,200.
And following Liverpool’s FA Cup win and Man City’s draw with West Ham, they’re now being offered a cash-out of £22,000.
✅ A Betfair punter had £100 on Liverpool to win the quadruple in Aug…
We’re in the middle of May and Liverpool’s dreams of winning the quadruple are still alive.
On Saturday, they lifted their second trophy of the season as they defeated Chelsea on penalties in the FA Cup final.
Less than 24 hours after their FA Cup triumph, Liverpool’s chances of winning the Premier League increased dramatically as Manchester City could only draw 2-2 against West Ham.
Jurgen Klopp’s side know that if they beat Southampton on Tuesday, they will go into the final day of the season just one point behind Man City.
The Reds host Wolves next weekend while City face Aston Villa at home.
Then a week after the Premier League campaign ends, they travel to Paris to play Real Madrid in the Champions League final.
The odds are still stacked against Liverpool winning all four trophies but it’s certainly possible.
A Punter put £100 on a Liverpool quadruple in August.
At the start of the season in August, an unnamed bettor placed £100 on Liverpool winning all four trophies at Betfair.
The returns? A crazy £367,200.
And following Liverpool’s FA Cup win and Man City’s draw with West Ham, they’re now being offered a cash-out of £22,000.
✅ A Betfair punter had £100 on Liverpool to win the quadruple in Aug…
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He's cashing out if he's a United fan.
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is there anyone here that can get a hundred on a multiple with betfair sportsbook?
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I wonder what the cashout was at half time yesterday with Man City losing 2-0.
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good question sparrow.
# personally i'd take the £22k, because i don't think City will slip up but to have made that bet to begin with, he probably had £100 to throw away so could understand letting it ride and if he was that worried about City, then he would have taken the £32.4k previously |
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they were lucky to win the Fa cup after nicking the mickey mouse one earlier
that's the only things they are gonna nick absolutely zero chance of winning the league and RM will put them in their box in the CL if it ain't a fantasy bet take the money i'd be offering the c#nt sweet FA |
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City are 1.2 on here to beat Villa, I think even that is a generous price.
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i haven't done the maths but £22k doesn't sound that bad an offer actually, considering the usual cash outs you get and that the 2 remaining legs are fairly unlikely to both come in. though they are capable of beating madrid.
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With regards to both cups. Think Chelsea were the better side league cup. Thought we were slightly better FA Cup. Either way, Liverpool FC engraved on both!
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I'd take the money and run. The £100 stake is irrelevant. The current stake is £22k. Liverpool are slightly too short for the league so the cash out looks fair value. Also worth bearing in mind that Madrid will have a much better prep for the UCL final
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I'd let it run. I don't cash out. A £367,200 win is what we are in this game for. If someone is going to cash out in an 4 fold acca before it is completed, why didn't they just do a double or treble? I wouldn't be thinking about a £22,000 stake. I'd just think of it as the £100 stake that it is. And there have been plenty of times that I've lost £100 gambling, so losing that is no big deal.
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It's not a match odds acca. All that is relevant now is would you put £22k on Liverpool doing the double. The double is 6*1.43*1.2*1.65 ... 16/1 returns £373,745. He's only winning £367,200. So surprisingly cashing out is actually the value play too.
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15.37 for the double EPL and Champions league
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sure but Liverpool are too short for the league on match odds
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said that instinctively 22k didn't look a bad cashout offer, i was right
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I would be devastated if I cashed out and the bet came in. If your unsure about what to do, maybe ask if they would do 50% cash out for 11k. Then in the unlikely event the bet came in winning circa £180k would still feel good.
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I couldn't possibly offer an opinion on a bet I would never consider making in the first place.
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The initial odds seem quite generous to me.
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I would personally take the 22,000 now. Cant see Liverpool doing it unfortunately
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Say Liverpool were 6/1 for both cups 5/2 for the league and 9/1 for the CL. That "ONLY" comes to £171.5k before you start reducing the odds because they are assumed to be related.
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surprised he is being offered that much, what's his thinking, sweat it out tonight and hope to nick a bit more, no virgil, salah and fabinho.
I'd be taking it and have done with it. |
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Take it before tonight's game and re- invest some at 15.2 for the double.........
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I don't believe the story. Unnamed punter, £367k liability on an acca... Unless he's £3m in the hole on the slots and cartoons I don't see how this bet got struck.
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Mug bet cause they would snaffle his money...
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just tried I can get a max of 1300 on the double
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I just tried and it won't even let me do it as a double, singles only.
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it's 10/1 in the outrights on sportsbook--> premier leaugue--> outrights--> multiple trophies --> liverpool multiple trophies. not sure where the 16/1 is, not that i want to do it anyway.
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Anyway, from here I'd be cashing out. Or at the very least laying Liverpool tonight to liability of say £750, before cashing out if they win.
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22k seems very fair and I would take at least half if possible.
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agree. in any case if you wanted to do the double now, you'd (presumably) just use the exchange prices and take the 9.0 for the premier league and roll it onto the 1.66 for the champions league after Sunday's games, were the unlikely to happen.
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the story is true, it was tweeted by Betfair themselves, that would be some fraudulent marketing trick to make up all those figures for the sake of advertisement. He is a mug if he doesn't take the money and run for the hills, City will pump Villa at home about 4-5 nil, a team with nothing to play for, and Madrid is no gimmie in a one off game. The bet is in effect over and his dilly dallying over 22 grand, it can only be greed because logical thinking dictates you cash out be thankful you were offered that. I don't know however why he placed this with Betfair's sportsbook, they're on a par with bwin for worst value odds.
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might be all over by tonight
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11/1 for title now...
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Into 8/1
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7.2
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6.8 after game
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wonder what the cash out is now?
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Too late. He read this thread and cashed out
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Knowing betfair ..cash out will be smaller now
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betfair found the owner of the bet, some dolly bird called Tanya, who is going to own up to being the user of this account in their wifes name?
no chance she's come up with that 4-fold on her own |