Dublin’s All-Ireland win was the missing link in an accumulator that saw an online BoyleSports customer scoop €26,120.77.
The accumulator had six selections across the All-Ireland SFC, All Ireland Club SHC, Six Nations, Leinster SHC, PDC World Championship and NFL Division 3.
The selections were; Cuala at 3/1 to win the All-Ireland Club SHC, England at 5/6 to win the 2017 Six Nations, Galway at 5/2 to win the 2017 Leinster SHC, Michael van Gerwen at 8/13 to win the PDC World Championship and Tipperary at 11/4 to win the 2017 NFL Division 3.
Dublin winning the All-Ireland Football Championship (11/10) was the final piece of the accumulator puzzle that secured them a €26,120.77 windfall.
Dublin was their final selection that could either guarantee them over €26,000 or let them down completely.
We are sure this punter has no nails left as the weeks and months went by and selection after selection won, with their first being Michael van Gerwen winning the PDC World Championship in January. It left it all down to the Dubs, who didn’t disappoint and won them an astonishing €26,120.77.
The accumulator had six selections across the All-Ireland SFC, All Ireland Club SHC, Six Nations, Leinster SHC, PDC World Championship and NFL Division 3.
The selections were; Cuala at 3/1 to win the All-Ireland Club SHC, England at 5/6 to win the 2017 Six Nations, Galway at 5/2 to win the 2017 Leinster SHC, Michael van Gerwen at 8/13 to win the PDC World Championship and Tipperary at 11/4 to win the 2017 NFL Division 3.
Dublin winning the All-Ireland Football Championship (11/10) was the final piece of the accumulator puzzle that secured them a €26,120.77 windfall.
This punter had a long wait to see if their accumulator would come to fruition.""
Dublin was their final selection that could either guarantee them over €26,000 or let them down completely.
We are sure this punter has no nails left as the weeks and months went by and selection after selection won, with their first being Michael van Gerwen winning the PDC World Championship in January. It left it all down to the Dubs, who didn’t disappoint and won them an astonishing €26,120.77.
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