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In sports betting, major wagers will always get attention from the public masses. For many of us, its kind of a way to live vicariously through high-rollers. Some people even find satisfaction in rooting for those bets to lose. But all of us can root for a winning wager when the amount bet is more relatable a play that any of us could afford to make. And you cant get much more relatable than pocket change. Just ask the Fanatics Sportsbook customer who turned two quarters into more than $3,500. More on that winning wager, notable parlay hits and other interesting plays as we recap betting from the past week or so. 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. Mix and Match At some point before the Nuggets-Thunder game on Feb. 27, a bettor put the extremely unusual sum of 50 cents on a 10-leg parlay. The ticket included an NBA player prop, a host of UFC results from the Feb. 28 Mexico City card, and three PGA Tour player props in the Cognizant Classic. As you can see, the Fanatics customer didnt just load up on favorites. Four of the five UFC plays were not only on underdogs, but sizable underdogs. That helped ramp up the odds to a massive +732697, or in easier-to-digest terms, about 7327/1. Somehow, all 10 legs came through. So, that couch-cushions-change bet turned into $3,663. Youll be hard-pressed to find better ROI than that. College Hoops Heaven On Sunday morning, ahead of the final regular-season games in college basketball, a Hard Rock Bet customer put all of $1 on a 19-leg college basketball parlay. And honestly, if youre gonna put real American money on 19-leg parlays, then $1 is probably the proper amount. The parlay was a mix of moneyline favorites meaning those teams just had to win, by any margin and total points scored. Odds were a huge +305930, or about 3060/1. But the bettor also utilized a profit boost, hiking the odds to 4590/1. Somehow, all 19 legs came in. The bettor got a great sweat out of the Iowa-Nebraska game, after taking Huskers moneyline -300. Nebraska led by six, 68-62, with 1:10 remaining, but got dragged into overtime when Iowa rallied to tie it at 70. The Huskers then got it sorted out and won 84-75, saving the parlay ticket. And the bettors one dollar turned into $4,590. Fore Score Last weekends Arnold Palmer Invitational produced at least two big wins for PGA Tour bettors. First up: A Fanatics Sportsbook customer put $500 on Daniel Berger +7500 to be the first-round leader at Bay Hill. Berger then shot a blistering 9-under 69 on Thursday. The bettor banked a hefty profit of $37,500 (total payout $38,000). At DraftKings Sportsbook, a bettor put $900 on Akshay Bhatia +6200 to win the Arnold Palmer. As it turned out, Bhatia went to a playoff against Berger. Both players finished at 15-under 273, three shots clear of the field. The playoff ended quickly, with Bhatias par beating Bergers bogey on the first hole. That gave the bettor a windfall of $55,800 (total payout $56,700). Saturday Night Fights UFC 326, held Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena here in Las Vegas, produced a healthy five-figure payday for a Fanatics customer. The bettor put $1,000 on a six-leg parlay, picking the winner in each of six bouts two underdogs and four favorites. Add those up, and youve got odds of +2805, or just beyond 28/1. All six fighters got the job done, and the bettor claimed $28,050 profit (total payout $29,050). Six-Figure Funding Back in college basketball, a Hard Rock Bet customer put together a $250 nine-leg parlay on Saturday. Eight legs were against the spread, and one was on the moneyline: The parlay had odds of +29291 (about 293/1), but the bettor utilized a profit boost, taking those odds all the way to +43936 (about 439/1). All nine teams got through, with a couple of close calls. The closest: Missouri, a home underdog that took Arkansas to overtime tied at 70. In sports betting, its often said that overtime is where underdogs go to die. And Unders, too. But Missouri kept it close in the extra five minutes and covered by a half point in the 88-84 loss. So the bettors $250 turned into $110,090. Not a bad days work. Nets Gain Well wrap this up with a move made in prediction markets, which, while controversial, are gaining popularity as a means to trade on sports. On Saturday night in the NBA, the Nets were getting run out of the gym by the Pistons in Detroit. Four minutes into the third quarter, Brooklyn trailed 77-54. At that point, a Kalshi customer decided to take a flier on the Nets, who had just a 1% chance of winning. The trade was for $393.96. The Nets slowly chipped away, but were still down by 10 with 5:29 remaining. Brooklyn just kept pushing, though, and ultimately pulled off a stunning 107-105 victory. That turned the customers original $393.96 investment into $23,104. After such extraordinary good luck, perhaps buying a lottery ticket was in order.

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DENVER, CO - JANUARY 17: Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton looks on as players warm up before the AFC Divisional Round game against the Buffalo Bills at Empower Field at Mile High on January 17, 2026 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Dustin Bradford/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesThe legal tampering period kicks off on March 9th, when teams will have a 52-hour window where they can officially begin talking to non-Broncos free agents and agreeing to deals. These deals will not become official until March 11th, when free agency officially kicks off, and these players can sign these deals.Through the first day of legal tampering, the Broncos focused on bringing back their own players. They re-signed Adam Trautman, Nate Adkins, Sam Ehlinger, JK Dobbins, and Alex Singleton. They have yet to sign an outside free agent, but its still early, and they have been monitoring the wide receiver market. Outside of that, we could see moves at tight end, running back, linebacker, and safety moving forward.We will be tracking all these moves before the opening of the legal tampering period and then every move the team makes after that. It figures to be yet another busy free agency period for the Broncos, and hopefully, they can make some moves that help improve the team.Broncos notable free agentsIDL John Franklin Myers: Signed a three-year, $63 million dollar deal with the Titans SourceLB Alex Singleton: Broncos re-signed LB Alex Singleton to a three-year deal worth $15.5 million SourceTE Adam Trautman: Broncos re-signed TE Adam Trautman to a three-year, $17 million dollar deal SourceS P.J. Locke: Cowboys are signing safety PJ Locke to a one-year deal SourceLB Justin Strnad: Broncos re-signed LB Justin Strnad to a three-year, $18 million dollar contract SourceRB JK Dobbins: Broncos re-signed RB JK Dobbins to a two-year deal SourceWR LilJordan HumphreyRB Jaleel McLaughlinCB JaQuan McMillian: Broncos placed a 2nd round tender on CB JaQuan McMillian SourceOL Alex Palczewski: Broncos have re-signed Alex Palczewski to a two-year deal SourceQB Sam Ehlinger: Broncos have re-signed Sam Ehlinger to a one-year deal SourceTE Nate Adkins: Broncos have re-signed Nate Adkins to a one-year deal SourceTE Lucas KrullS Devon Key: Broncos re-signed ERFA Devon Key to a one-year deal SourceEDGE Dondrea Tillman: Broncos re-signed ERFA Dondrea Tillman to a one-year deal SourceRB Tyler Badie: Broncos re-signed ERFA Tyler Badie to a one-year deal SourceIDL Jordan Jackson: Broncos re-signed ERFA Jordan Jackson to a one-year deal SourceNews and RumorsThe Denver Broncos placed a 2nd round tender on RFA cornerback JaQuan McMillian SourceThe Denver Broncos did not tender RB Jaleel McLaughlin, allowing him to become a free agent SourceAccording to reports, teams have been calling the Denver Broncos about the availability of QB Jarrett Stidham SourceThe Denver Broncos are poised to upgrade at RB and could be a landing spot for free agent RB Kenneth Walker SourceAccording to reports, the Denver Broncos have interest in Green Bay Packers free agent wide receiver Romeo Doubs SourceDespite re-signing LB Justin Strnad, the Broncos are attempting to re-sign veteran LB Alex Singleton, per reports SourceBroncos are showing interest in veteran wide receiver Kendrick Bourne SourceBroncos have inquired about free agent wide receiver Romeo Doubs SourceReleases/TradesBroncos are releasing LB Dre Greenlaw SourceContract restructuresBroncos are restructuring the contract of G Quinn Meinerz and creating roughly $11 million dollars of cap space SourceBroncos free agent signingsBroncos placed a 2nd round tender on CB JaQuan McMillian SourceBroncos re-signed OL Alex Palczewski to a two-year deal SourceBroncos re-signed LB Justin Strnad to a three-year deal SourceBroncos re-signed TE Adam Trautman to a three-year deal SourceBroncos re-signed TE Nate Adkins to a one-year deal SourceBroncos re-signed QB Sam Ehlinger to a one-year deal SourceBroncos re-signed RB JK Dobbins to a two-year deal SourceBroncos re-signed LB Alex Singleton to a two-year deal Source

Enjoy all the updates from Tuesday's UEFA Champions League round of 16 matches, including Newcastle vs. Barcelona and Atltico Madrid vs Tottenham.

The head of the Iranian Football Federation on Tuesday cast further doubt on his countrys participation in this summers World Cup, saying women playing in the Asian Cup in Australia had been coerced into defecting.

She said: 'I ask myself every day am I doing the right thing? I have Welsh rugby in my blood and I love it. The privilege of this job still outweighs all of that.

Air strikes have damaged at least four oil facilities since US-Israeli attacks on Iran began last month.