Redskins Final Second Fumble Caused $350K Shift at Books

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Redskins Final Second Fumble Caused $350K Shift at Books

David Payne of ESPN.com revealed early Tuesday morning that at least one Vegas book witnessed a massive shift in money movement from almost certain profit to huge loss following Monday night’s football game between the Redskins and Chiefs. Over 65% of the bets were coming in on Kansas City ahead of this matchup.

Payne tweeted:

Wild Chiefs' TD covered the spread and pushed game over the total. It caused a $350,000 swing against house @CGTechnology_, per @jsimbal.

Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker drilled a 43-yard field goal with 8 seconds left in his first career game.  This was followed by linebacker Justin Houston picking up a fumble as the Redskins were attempting to keep the game alive and returned it for a game-ending touchdown.

Houston’s touchdown resulted in that $350,000 swing at the Vegas sportsbooks and countless others online. 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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