Mississippi Sports Bettor Hits $40 13-team parlay for $103K

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Mississippi may be regretting opening up sportsbooks in the state following a landmark US Supreme Court decision legalizing the activity back in May.


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An MGM Resorts sports book bettor in Mississippi turned $40 into $103,000 on Saturday when he hit a 13-team parlay, according to The Mirage sports book director Jeff Stoneback.

He had bet Army on the money line over Navy.  The Review Journal reports that this gambler won the parlay with a bunch of college basketball sides divided between favorites and underdogs.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

 

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