Easy answer to it all, LV most definitely would rather play Cincinnati instead of KC. Their kicker is amazing and can hit from 60 yards. There was always going to be a field goal try if within his range.
Easy answer to it all, LV most definitely would rather play Cincinnati instead of KC. Their kicker is amazing and can hit from 60 yards. There was always going to be a field goal try if within his range.
Easy answer to it all, LV most definitely would rather play Cincinnati instead of KC. Their kicker is amazing and can hit from 60 yards. There was always going to be a field goal try if within his range.
Ok,, let's get something straight. That's like your stupid go to line when people disagree with obeying govt like a child. I don't give a damn about Q_ . It's a fake, govt invented organization.
Like a physical dummy corporation. It's propaganda.
And suppose I was what you say? It must be working out because I said Raiders would beat Colts and then Chargers. And I said SF would beat Rams.
Ok,, let's get something straight. That's like your stupid go to line when people disagree with obeying govt like a child. I don't give a damn about Q_ . It's a fake, govt invented organization.
Like a physical dummy corporation. It's propaganda.
And suppose I was what you say? It must be working out because I said Raiders would beat Colts and then Chargers. And I said SF would beat Rams.
The only group of people in Las Vegas happier than the Raiders after Sunday’s 35-32 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers were the oddsmakers down the street who were seconds away from paying out an all-time liability.
Industry insiders told BetFTW public winnings on a tie between the AFC West rivals would have exceeded $1 billion across all books. Instead, the Raiders kicked a game-winning field goal as time expired and avoided catastrophe across betting markets.
Let’s explain how it got to this point.
By now the Week 18 Chaos Parlay has been well-established but let’s run through it once more: Going into Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars could upset the Indianapolis Colts, setting up a situation on Sunday Night Football where the Chargers and Raiders would both reach the postseason with a tie. The odds were long to begin—+12000 at Tipico Sportsbook—but some bettors found a way to make them even more astronomical.
Specifically on FanDuel, some bettors noticed that by using a single game parlay they could combine alternate spreads of Raiders +0.5 and Chargers +0.5 for odds of +22348 (bet $100 to win $22,348) before adding on a Jaguars moneyline victory at +730. The result was a three-leg parlay with +186223 odds.
Or, in simple terms, a Jacksonville loss combined with a tie between Las Vegas and Los Angeles would’ve paid out $186,223.00 on a $100 wager
This is the only reason Vegas kicked!
The only group of people in Las Vegas happier than the Raiders after Sunday’s 35-32 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers were the oddsmakers down the street who were seconds away from paying out an all-time liability.
Industry insiders told BetFTW public winnings on a tie between the AFC West rivals would have exceeded $1 billion across all books. Instead, the Raiders kicked a game-winning field goal as time expired and avoided catastrophe across betting markets.
Let’s explain how it got to this point.
By now the Week 18 Chaos Parlay has been well-established but let’s run through it once more: Going into Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars could upset the Indianapolis Colts, setting up a situation on Sunday Night Football where the Chargers and Raiders would both reach the postseason with a tie. The odds were long to begin—+12000 at Tipico Sportsbook—but some bettors found a way to make them even more astronomical.
Specifically on FanDuel, some bettors noticed that by using a single game parlay they could combine alternate spreads of Raiders +0.5 and Chargers +0.5 for odds of +22348 (bet $100 to win $22,348) before adding on a Jaguars moneyline victory at +730. The result was a three-leg parlay with +186223 odds.
Or, in simple terms, a Jacksonville loss combined with a tie between Las Vegas and Los Angeles would’ve paid out $186,223.00 on a $100 wager
This is the only reason Vegas kicked!
The only group of people in Las Vegas happier than the Raiders after Sunday’s 35-32 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers were the oddsmakers down the street who were seconds away from paying out an all-time liability.
Industry insiders told BetFTW public winnings on a tie between the AFC West rivals would have exceeded $1 billion across all books. Instead, the Raiders kicked a game-winning field goal as time expired and avoided catastrophe across betting markets.
Let’s explain how it got to this point.
By now the Week 18 Chaos Parlay has been well-established but let’s run through it once more: Going into Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars could upset the Indianapolis Colts, setting up a situation on Sunday Night Football where the Chargers and Raiders would both reach the postseason with a tie. The odds were long to begin—+12000 at Tipico Sportsbook—but some bettors found a way to make them even more astronomical.
Specifically on FanDuel, some bettors noticed that by using a single game parlay they could combine alternate spreads of Raiders +0.5 and Chargers +0.5 for odds of +22348 (bet $100 to win $22,348) before adding on a Jaguars moneyline victory at +730. The result was a three-leg parlay with +186223 odds.
Or, in simple terms, a Jacksonville loss combined with a tie between Las Vegas and Los Angeles would’ve paid out $186,223.00 on a $100 wager
The only group of people in Las Vegas happier than the Raiders after Sunday’s 35-32 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers were the oddsmakers down the street who were seconds away from paying out an all-time liability.
Industry insiders told BetFTW public winnings on a tie between the AFC West rivals would have exceeded $1 billion across all books. Instead, the Raiders kicked a game-winning field goal as time expired and avoided catastrophe across betting markets.
Let’s explain how it got to this point.
By now the Week 18 Chaos Parlay has been well-established but let’s run through it once more: Going into Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars could upset the Indianapolis Colts, setting up a situation on Sunday Night Football where the Chargers and Raiders would both reach the postseason with a tie. The odds were long to begin—+12000 at Tipico Sportsbook—but some bettors found a way to make them even more astronomical.
Specifically on FanDuel, some bettors noticed that by using a single game parlay they could combine alternate spreads of Raiders +0.5 and Chargers +0.5 for odds of +22348 (bet $100 to win $22,348) before adding on a Jaguars moneyline victory at +730. The result was a three-leg parlay with +186223 odds.
Or, in simple terms, a Jacksonville loss combined with a tie between Las Vegas and Los Angeles would’ve paid out $186,223.00 on a $100 wager
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