Some bettors on DraftKings have won thousands of dollars with the sportsbook. DraftKings posted some of those wins on Instagram. Want to see how they did it? Follow the sportsbook for those posts and more.
DraftKings Posting Big Wins and Sports Data on Instagram
DraftKings Posting Big Wins and Sports Data on Instagram
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Follow DraftKings on Instagram for big wins and more
DraftKings sportsbook has posted a ton of big wins and betting data from the sportsbook on their Instagram page. There are a ton of sports betting sites to choose from, but a lot of them don’t post big wins or betting data on the sportsbook or social media. DraftKings has been posting some of this information for their bettors. The sportsbook is regulated in Ontario and has over 250,000 followers on Instagram.
On the DraftKings Instagram page, the sportsbook posted pictures of bettors winning thousands of dollars from betting on DraftKings. According to the sportsbook, one bettor won $56,100 from a $100 same game parlay on the Monday Night Football game between the Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers. The bet was a same game parlay with five legs at +56,000. The bettor bet on the Lions moneyline to win the game, Sam LaPorta to score a touchdown at any time during the game, Kyle Juszczyk to score a touchdown at any time during the game, Ricky Pearsall to score a touchdown at any time during the game, and for both teams to combine for than 50.5 points. The odds on that bet were boosted by 100 per cent from +28,000 to +56,000.
$56.1K ON A MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL 5 PICK PARLAY
— DraftKings Sportsbook (@DKSportsbook) December 31, 2024
$100 wager with a 100% parlay boost 🚀#TheCrownIsYours🫴👑 | via: ripitandshipit/IG pic.twitter.com/Dtg16FjDAp
Big wins posted by DraftKings
The sportsbook also posted a lot of other wins. One bettor turned a $5 bonus bet into $34,682.22 with a parlay that had 10 legs. The odds for the parlay were +693644. DraftKings posted about another bettor who turned $250 into $108,335 with an NFL parlay that had five legs. The bettor bet on Josh Jacobs to score 10+ regular season rushing touchdowns, Dontayvion Wicks to score 5+ regular season receiving touchdowns, Jaxson Smith-Njigba to score 5+ regular season receiving touchdowns, Ladd McConkey to score 5+ regular season receiving touchdowns, and De’Von Achane to score 5+ regular season receiving touchdowns at +43239. The bettor used a +33% parlay boost to boost the odds from +32506 to +43239.
The sportsbook has also posted betting data. According to DraftKings, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce lost more money for DraftKings bettors than any other player in 2024. To go along with big wins and betting data, DraftKings has posted sports data. Those who visit the page will find a ton of posts about players, numbers, and more for a few sports and leagues.
More from DraftKings
If you’re someone who doesn’t use Instagram, the sportsbook also has posted big wins on X. Those who visit the DraftKings page on X will find posts about big wins, betting odds, players, numbers, and more. DraftKings has over 300,000 followers on X.
For those not on social media, DraftKings has some betting information on the sportsbook. Bettors won’t find posts about big wins on the sportsbook, but bettors will find betting guides, fantasy advice, and betting picks. The sportsbook has a guide for betting on soccer, football, basketball, baseball, hockey, golf, tennis, and more.
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