Germany Euro 2020 Loss Big Win For Some Books

Written by :

Alistair Prescott

Published on :

29 June, 2021

Germany Euro 2020 Loss Big Win For Some Books

England advancing in the Euro 2020 can't be good for the British books. For North America-facing BetOnline, it was all about Germany Tuesday. So when the Germans fell, the books celebrated.

BetOnline revealed that 54 percent of the moneyline action was on Germany. More importantly, there were plenty of future bets on the Germans. 56% of the bets were on Germany to advance.

Another big win for the books, the UNDER. 68% of the total wagers were on the OVER.

Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane late goals resulted in England's 2-0 victory. This represented the first time they have beaten Germany in a knockout game for the first time since 1966.

England, which is favored to win the Euro 2020, will face either Ukraine or Sweden in Rome on Saturday night in a quarter-final match.

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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