Las Vegas Book Pays Out $42K on Panthers Bills Parlay

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Las Vegas Book Pays Out $42K on Panthers Bills Parlay

David Payne of ESPN is reporting that one unlucky Las Vegas sportsbook just paid out $42,000 on a parlay featuring at least one big underdog.

Payne tweeted:

Las Vegas sportsbook operator @CGTechnology_ took a $2,000, 2-team money-line bet on Panthers and Bills. Bet paid $42,000

The Bills stunned Atlanta on the road as a big underdog and now lead the AFC East after New England lost at home to the Carolina Panthers. 

Buffalo is brutalizing local bookies in Upstate New York, especially those not utilizing the loss leaders of a Pay Per Head platform such as LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING and an online casino.

The Bills have gone 4-0 Against The Spread heading into Week 5.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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