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In this age of AI, were all subjected to a slew of stuff that stretches reality and is often literally made up. So on social media, when you see a $500 bet that cashes for more than $330,000, its fair to be a bit skeptical. But in the case of a Sunday parlay banking on home runs, it was indeed legit. Fanatics Sportsbook even sent out a post on X saying so. More on that huge payday, some masterful Masters bets, an NBA parlay that paid big and other notable wagers, as we recap the week that was in sports betting. This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more about Sports Betting on FOX Sports. Happy Homer Day On Sunday morning, before the MLB slate kicked into gear, a Fanatics customer put $500 on a four-leg parlay of players to hit home runs. Leading off was Yankees slugger Aaron Judge, which is never a bad idea when betting on the long ball. Also on the ticket to go yard at least once was the As Nick Kurtz, vs. the Mets, the Tigers Kerry Carpenter, vs. the Marlins, and the Pirates Brandon Lowe, vs. the Cubs. The customer also utilized a profit boost, which took the odds from an already hefty +55596 (about 556/1) up to +66715 (just beyond 667/1). Lowe wasnt a long wait at all, homering in the second inning of the Pirates 7-6 loss. Kurtz hit a third-inning bomb, the only run of the game in a 1-0 A's victory. Carpenter went yard in the sixth inning of the Tigers 8-2 rout. As it turned out, Judge was the big sweat of this bet, homering in the ninth inning of the Yanks 5-4 loss. But it doesnt matter how a bet gets there, only that it gets there. The customer turned that 500 bucks into a whopping $334,076.48. Masters Money The Masters is always a huge draw, for both the public betting masses and the sharp golf bettors. The allure of Augusta National and the event being the first mens major of the year brings out plenty of action. At DraftKings Sportsbook, a customer plunked down $8,600 on Rory McIlroy winning a second straight green jacket, at odds of +1175. Through two rounds, McIlroy had a six-shot lead and appeared to be on cruise control. But hes got a habit of making things interesting, and did so throughout the weekend. Still, McIlroy got to the finish line with a winning score of 12-under 276, one shot clear of a hard-charging Scottie Scheffler. So the bettor bagged $101,050 in profit, for a total payout of $109,650. At Fanatics on Saturday, a customer fully expected some home-run fireworks in the Astros-Mariners game, along with a McIlroy Masters victory. The bettor put $57.50 on a four-leg parlay. With hefty odds of +32650 (326/1), and all four legs coming through, the customer walked away with $18,831.25. But its not all about five- or six-figure wins. Most of us would be over the moon to turn a few bucks into a thousand or more. A Fanatics customer bet $25 on Shane Lowry +5500 to record a hole in one at the Masters, then utilized a profit boost to hike those odds to +6600. Lowry dunked it on the sixth hole Saturday the second time hes recorded a Masters ace turning that $25 into $1,675. Thats a fine days work. Total Takedown There were seven NBA games on Wednesday. A FanDuel Sportsbook customer made two decisions: to get involved in all seven games, and to get an early payout. The bettor put $25 on a seven-leg parlay of first-quarter totals, taking five Overs and two Unders. All seven legs came through, at massive odds of +153393 or in easier-to-digest terms, almost 1534/1, with the bettor utilizing a profit boost promotion to get those odds. And thats how 25 bucks becomes $38,373.25. Pretty nice ROI. Heres Hoping You Had It As noted above, its not all about making major wagers to get even more major winners or, as is often the case, losing major money. After all, its sports betting. Vegas wasnt built on the backs of winners. Sometimes, its just about getting a tenner down on something at longer odds for a nice little payday. For example, last Tuesday, Amed Rosario was a hefty +20000 (200/1) to hit two homers in the Yankees home game vs. the As. Rosario hit a solo shot in the second inning to put New York up 1-0, then launched a three-run bomb in the eighth that gave the Yanks a 5-3 win. If youd put $10 on that, then youd have an extra $2,000. Heck, even a $1 bet wouldve bolstered your bankroll by $200. More Homerless Happiness This MLB season, bettors are apparently intrigued by parlays on games to have no home runs. A week ago in this space, I reported a $10 parlay on three games to have no dingers, and the bettor cashed out for more than $16,000. Last Tuesday, a DraftKings customer put a little more skin in the game on a three-leg, no-homers parlay: $500 at odds of +8500 (85/1). The bettor also utilized on an odds boost promotion, hiking the odds to +10200 (102/1). The parlay got there, cashing in for $51,000 profit (total payout $51,500). With that bet and the others above it, its always worth this reminder: Parlays are a bookmakers best friend. Youre gonna have more losers than winners. So keep your expectations and your bet size reasonable.

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David Ornstein provides latest on Arne Slots future, Liverpool transfer plans and moreLiverpool Set for Busy Summer Under Arne SlotLiverpool are already laying the groundwork for another pivotal transfer window, with David Ornstein offering fresh insight into the clubs plans. After a turbulent campaign that has tested both squad depth and internal harmony, attention has turned firmly towards rebuilding and progression under Arne Slot.This season has been shaped by transition as much as results. A dip in Premier League form, a tense battle for European qualification, and off pitch friction have all contributed to a challenging environment. Despite this, the clubs hierarchy remain committed to their long term vision.Backing for Arne Slot ConfirmedAccording to Ornstein, Liverpools ownership group are standing firm behind Slot. Speaking to NBC Sports, as quoted by GiveMeSport, he said:The intention of the club and Fenway Sports Group is to stick with Arne Slot into next season and give him longer.Hes on a contract until 2027. I think they feel there are clear mitigations. The transition work was always going to be huge after Jurgen Klopps departure and the transfer windows across the course of all of Slots windows is four now.This perspective reflects a broader understanding within the club. Slots arrival marked the start of a new era following a successful but demanding cycle. Adjustments were always expected, and the leadership appear willing to absorb short term setbacks in pursuit of sustained success.Photo: IMAGOInvestment Plans and Squad EvolutionOrnstein also highlighted Liverpools continued willingness to spend in order to accelerate development:The net spend is about 150m, even though last summer was really high, and I think they plan to continue investing because they see this as a developing project and squad.There are more signings no doubt on the way. They feel there are three to four first-team players that are needed for them to be really competitive again.This approach suggests Liverpool are far from standing still. Instead, the focus is on targeted recruitment that aligns with Slots tactical demands. The emphasis is clear, quality additions rather than wholesale changes, with a view to restoring competitiveness at the highest level.Photo: IMAGOKey Positions Demand AttentionPerhaps the most pressing issue lies in wide areas. Ornstein added:We know that a wide player, because of Salahs departure and also how Diaz wasnt replaced, will also be high on the agenda.Replacing Mohamed Salah presents a significant challenge. His output, intensity, and consistency have defined Liverpools attacking identity for years. Finding a player capable of replicating even part of that influence will be crucial.On the opposite flank, the situation also requires attention. While Milos Kerkez has stepped in, depth and competition remain essential. Liverpool are expected to prioritise dynamism, creativity, and pace in these positions as they reshape their attacking options.Reports linking RB Leipzigs Yan Diomande underline the clubs proactive stance. The recruitment team appear focused on identifying players who can adapt quickly and thrive within Slots system.Liverpools Project Moves ForwardLiverpools strategy heading into the summer is both pragmatic and ambitious. With clear backing for Arne Slot and a commitment to further investment, the club are positioning themselves for a stronger campaign ahead.There is recognition that rebuilding takes time, yet there is also urgency to return to competing at the top level. The balance between patience and progress will define the months ahead.For now, the message from within Anfield is consistent, trust the process, support the manager, and strengthen where it matters most.

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A jockey has pleaded guilty to manslaughter after he beat a 71-year-old to death following a violent confrontation outside a Suffolk pub last year.Levi Williams, 26, entered a guilty plea to manslaughter at Peterborough Crown Court on Friday after prosecutors accepted the lesser charge, dropping the original murder accusation.Richard Wingrove died on March 18 last year, 10 days after the incident outside the Wagon and Horses pub on Newmarket High Street.The pensioner never regained consciousness after sustaining injuries during the altercation on March 8 and his life support was eventually switched off.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayWilliams, who resides in Holland Park, Newmarket, was granted bail and will return to court for sentencing on June 4.The court heard that Williams struck Mr Wingrove at least twice during the brawl, which erupted at approximately 3.40pm.One blow was directed at the elderly man's chest, causing him to collapse onto the pavement and into the road.It was this fall that resulted in the fatal head injury from which Mr Wingrove would never recover.Emergency services rushed to the scene following reports of a disturbance involving four people on the high street.Mr Wingrove was transported to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge in a critical state.Two other men also sustained injuries during the incident and received hospital treatment before being discharged.Williams had been watching horse racing in the pub garden with a fellow jockey when the confrontation unfolded.LATEST SPORT NEWSPubs to stay open until 2am for England and Scotland World Cup matches under new rulesTottenham star receives brutal injury update after leaving pitch in tears as World Cup in doubtEFL club facing potential points deduction with just four matches to goThe two jockeys were leaving to catch a taxi back to work when they became embroiled in a dispute with the Wingroves.Prosecutor Peter Gair told an earlier hearing at Cambridge Crown Court that this encounter "resulted in a physical punching fight in the high street".Williams had been attempting to revive his racing career prior to his arrest, having accumulated 12 victories from 156 rides during his time in the sport.His mother, Hayley Williams, previously told the court that becoming a jockey had been her son's ambition "since he was knee high", and he departed the family home aged 16 to attend the British Racing School.However, his career had been marred by disciplinary issues, including an 18-month ban imposed in September 2023 after testing positive for cocaine for the second time.A BHA judicial panel heard he had taken the drug in a pub toilet three days before a race.He had previously received a six-month suspension in 2021 for cocaine and cannabis use.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter