FanDuel Sportsbook Customer Hits Insane Eight-Leg Parlay Turning $11 Into More Than $20K
By Max Staley | Nov 14 2019
One FanDuel Sportsbook customer hit a parlay so crazy, you'll have to see it to believe it. It was an eight-leg, moneyline parlay across three different sports (NBA, NFL and NCAAB) and it featured some nail-biting victories.
One customer hit this INSANE 8-leg multi-sport parlay this past Monday night to turn $11 into over $20,000 ?
— FanDuel Sportsbook (@FDSportsbook) November 13, 2019
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✅ Timberwolves ML
✅ Celtics ML
✅ Grizzlies ML
✅ Rockets ML
✅ Clippers ML
✅ Jazz ML
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✅ Winthrop ML
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✅ Seahawks ML pic.twitter.com/rZj2HGVZ3B
It wasn't all favorites either, as the bettor correctly picked the Memphis Grizzlies to upset the San Antonio Spurs on the road, and also took an unranked Winthrop team to defeat No. 18 St. Mary's on Monday night.
And the final leg of the parlay, the Seattle Seahawks upsetting the previously undefeated San Francisco 49ers, was arguably the most nerve wracking portion of this bet.
Seattle trailed 10-0 after the first quarter, but managed to capitalize on three turnovers by San Francisco QB Jimmy Garoppolo to get back in the game and ultimately win it in OT on a Jason Myers field goal as time expired, which turned $11 into more than $20,000.
JASON MYERS TO WIN THE GAME IN OVERTIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) November 12, 2019
A parlay like this is something most bettors only dream of, yet it became a reality on FanDuel Sportsbook.
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