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Casino Beacon > Online Casinos > New Casino Bonuses > Bonus Archive 08 July 2010 Germany's World Cup Exit Costs Punter Half A Million A William Hill betting customer who staked a record 500,000 euros on Germany to beat Spain has lost his wager - it was the largest World Cup bet ever. "Not only did the 500,000 euro bet lose but so did the 100,000 and 80,000 euro bets on Germany to win the tournament and another 75,000 euro wager on them to get past Spain." said William Hill's spokesman Graham Sharpe. "Even though we have clients with £25,000 and £10,000 on Spain to win the World Cup, we will be going into the final celebrating the fact that Germany aren't there. Germany losing that game made a difference of around £5 million to us. It was almost certainly our best World Cup result ever and now we'd like the Dutch to round off a fantastic tournament for us by beating Spain." Ouch! Someone is going to be getting drunk all week (if they can still afford to). The World Cup final - Spain v Netherlands - kicks off at 7:30pm on Sunday and ToteSport favour Spain to lift the trophy with odds of 8/15 (1.53). If you think the Netherlands will win the World Cup then you can take 6/4 (2.5). If you are going to get involved then ToteSport are worth a look - they're giving new customers twenty-five quid free in bets. Click Here To Get It and see the latest betting odds. |
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