Saint Peters Nice $2275 Profit for Gamblers This Tournament Season

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Saint Peters Nice $2275 Profit for Gamblers This Tournament Season

After all is said and done, the St. Peters Peacocks totaled $2,375 in profit from their March Madness wins when betting in $100 units. And after accounting for their loss to the Tar Heels, $2,275 was made on their incredible run.

It began with a massive moneyline win against mighty Kentucky.

The Peacocks won that game 85-79. On a $100 bet, $1,400 could have been made on the moneyline.

Against Murray State, they were +325 underdogs on the moneyline.

Better still, versus Purdue, Saint Peter's won another game outright as a +650 dog on the moneyline.

That win was the worst loss for BetOnline in college basketball ever.

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