A punter trebled their winnings by taking best odds on four horses in an accumulator bet on Easter Monday.
The customer turned a 25p Lucky 15 into £21,383.73, but nearly £14,000 of the sum was earned only because they opted for Best Odds Guaranteed. The bet got off to a flyer when City Of Strangers scored in the 5.30pm at Redcar at a starting price of 18-1, the punter having taken the shorter odds of 14-1.
Battle It Out then won the 5.40pm from Fairyhouse. That horse returned at 8-1 but had been backed when the odds were 10-1. The third leg was won by Dr Strangelove in the 5.50pm from Kempton, scoring at an SP of 16-1, having been backed at 12-1. Then Orchestra captured the 6.20pm at Kempton at 16-1, double the 8-1 odds the punter had taken when placing the bet.
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At the prices taken and with a ten per cent bonus, the bet would’ve paid £7,391.72, but owing to the punter having chosen the best odds option and receiving a ten percent bonus for the four winners, the smart customer walked away with a cool £21,383.73.
William Hill spokesperson Lee Phelps, said: “We’ve been reminding customers to opt in to Best Odds Guaranteed and this is exactly why.
“One shrewd punter combined four correct selections who all won within an hour of each other on Easter Monday, which would’ve seen them take home £7,391.72.
“But thanks to them having opted into Best Odds Guaranteed, they saw their winnings given a brilliant boost, jumping up to £21,383.73. That’s nearly £14,000 in extra winnings, and it just goes to show that Best Odds Guaranteed really is the punters’ friend!”
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