One Ladbrokes punter enjoyed a massive windfall over the weekend turning a $50 outlay into over $11000 after hitting this massive seven leg multi.
Combining five baseball games with a pair of NBA playoff contests, this punter had a win to remember and a story that they will no doubt dine out on for quite a while.
Things kicked off with a phenomenal clash between the LA Angels and the Houston Astros that went to extra innings.
Our punter had to sweat it out into the ninth, backing overs in the total runs market and needing a three run rally from the Astros for this leg to hit.
After a controversial offseason the Astros have not got too many friends in baseball but this punter might be in their corner for the time being.
For what it’s worth the Angels won it 6-5 in the 11th inning after Shohei Ohtani singled allowing Mike Trout to score.
There was a lot less stress involved with the next leg as the bats were in red hot form as the White Sox defeated the Kansas City Royals 7-4.
Once again our punter backed overs in the total with the vital 10th run coming in the top of the seventh inning.
In the midst of a nightmare season, there are few more safe plays in baseball than backing the Boston Red Sox to lose and for the third leg of this multi, that is exactly what our punter did.
For the first half of a double header the Sox at least made things interesting pushing the Blue Jays all the way before going down 8-7.
It was a much lower scoring contest between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds in the first game of their double header in Pittsburgh.
Having backed the Reds to get up, they took the lead in the top of the second and held the Pirates at bay with their staff pitching six scoreless innings.
For the final MLB leg of this multi it went right down to the wire as the Minnesota Twins needed every possible pitch to scrape by the Detroit Tigers.
A walk off single by Byron Buxton allowed Nelson Cruz to score the winning run in the bottom of the ninth and just leaving two NBA legs to go.
Most people expected the Bucks to roll through the Miami Heat but our punter went for the underdogs to cover the +5.5 line in a low scoring contest that had under 223.5 points.
The Heat went off in the fourth quarter, outscoring the Bucks 40-13 and getting this leg home.
Then came the final play of the multi and with $11k riding on it, they had backed the Houston Rockets to cover +6.5 against the LA Lakers and under 225.5 in the game.
Much like the Bucks, the Lakers wilted in the fourth quarter (in what was undoubtedly solely the fault of LeBron James) with the Rockets winning 112-97 giving our punter this Legendary Land.
