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NFL Bettor Wins $9.5K on 9-Leg Parlay in Week 5 Betting

James Foglio Sports Editor

Published4 hours ago on October 08, 2024

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At Caesars Sportsbook, an NFL gambler in Week 5 placed $64 on a nine-leg parlay of player props for Thursday night’s Buccaneers-Falcons game:

Chase McLaughlin Over 1.5 made field goals
Kyle Pitts Over 30.5 receiving yards
Ray-Ray McCloud Over 3.5 receptions
Kirk Cousins Over 235.5 passing yards
Cade Otton Over 29.5 receiving yards
Drake London Over 5.5 receptions
Younghoe Koo Over 1.5 made field goals
Darnell Mooney Over 46.5 receiving yards
Baker Mayfield Over 1.5 passing TDs

The gambler expected a high-scoring affair, and it was arguably the best parlay this week since all nine Over plays were hit. What first appeared to be an improbable task quickly became a pro-player move by the fourth quarter. Atlanta won 36-30 in overtime, so that 64 bucks turned into $9,536.

NFL bettor at DraftKings Sportsbook cashed out for $9,600 on a seven-leg same-game parlay for Bears-Panthers

Additionally, a DraftKings Sportsbook customer used a $250 bonus bet on an in-game wager of Falcons wideout Khadarel Hodge +1400 to score a touchdown at any time. As it turned out, Hodge made the game-winning 45-yard TD catch-and-run. The bettor cashed out for $3,500.

A FanDuel Sportsbook customer also decided to play it safe with a $25 two-leg parlay: Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. to score the first TD of the game vs. the Browns; and Ravens running back Derrick Henry to score the first TD against the Bengals.

Robinson and Henry did not fail to disappoint in their respective games. As a result, the patron’s $25 bet at +3725 odds (37.25/1) won the gambler a total payout of $931.25.

At DraftKings, another bettor placed a seven-leg same-game parlay for a nominal $40 ahead of Sunday’s Bears-Panthers game. That wager cashed out for $9,600 in profit.

All seven legs were hit, according to Fox Sports betting analyst Patrick Everson. The only somewhat close bets were: Panthers QB Andy Dalton didn’t throw an interception until four minutes into the third quarter, and Cole Kmet had 57 receiving yards, just barely above the required 50.