Mason Confirms Unbelievable $54k 18-Team Parlay Win

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A gambler hit an amazing 18-team parlay for $54k in the 5th week of the 2013 NFL regular season, it was confirmed by Dave Mason of BetOnline Monday.  Some teams bet as part of the parlay were College Football.

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The player’s friend first announced the win on his own Twitter account with Mason later tweeting that it really did happen. 

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Mason tweeted:

Congrats to one of our guys. 18-team $282 mostly ML parlay wins $54,268. See @RJinVegas or @benhanten for screenshot.

The chances of such a parlay hitting are 0.00000381469 percent.  You actually stand a better chance of being struck by lightning. 

The parlay winner has yet to be identified.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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