Let’s take a look at the World Series odds for all 30 teams ahead of Spring Training. Can the Astros go back-to-back? Will the Mets finally get over the hump? Can the Phillies return to the World Series? Sign up to get daily betting columns and advice delivered directly to your inbox.Spring Training is set to begin this Friday, which means it’s time to start taking a look at MLB futures. They’ve won, you deserve your money, I’m paying you.”

You put $1 million on the Astros with me at 5/1. Said BetFred CEO and founder Fred Done, in congratulating McIngvale: “You had the guts, the balls to put your money on the line. Other books had $1 million bets at 5/1, including BetFred. So that accounted for another $12 million.īetMGM took a $2 million McIngvale play at 5/1 in July, for a $10 million net win. WynnBet was on the hook for the second-largest Mattress Mack ticket, $1 million at 12/1 odds, also taken in May. “What can we say? We just wrote the biggest check in sports betting history to Mattress Mack,” Caesars Digital COO Ken Fuchs said.

It’s the largest win on a single sports bet in U.S. That gave Phillies fans – and risk room managers – a little ray of hope that maybe Philadelphia could at least push this to Game 7.īut Houston responded with a four-run bottom of the sixth, beginning with a Yordan Alvarez three-run bomb, to take a 4-1 lead and never looked back.Ĭaesars then paid out $30 million on McIngvale’s $3 million Astros 10/1 bet, a wager made in May. Then Philly got a Kyle Schwarber solo shot to take a 1-0 lead in the top of the sixth inning. Through five innings of Saturday night’s Game 6, neither team could plate a run. Jose Altuve celebrates with Astros teammates after they won the World Series.

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