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Enthusiasts Grant Record-Breaking Injury Reward to Wagerer, Amounting to $224,000

A Michigander secured a substantial payout of $224,773 from Fanatics following the cancellation of a $5k parlay on Steph Curry, who sustained an injury during his game against the Timberwolves.

A bettor in Michigan pocketed $224,773 after Fanatics voided a $5,000 parlay on injured Steph...
A bettor in Michigan pocketed $224,773 after Fanatics voided a $5,000 parlay on injured Steph Curry's game against the Timberwolves.

Enthusiasts Grant Record-Breaking Injury Reward to Wagerer, Amounting to $224,000

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In a move that's music to bettors' ears, Fanatics Sportsbook is dishing out the dough—a hefty sum of half a million bucks—following Steph Curry's injury during a Western Conference semifinals match against the Minnesota Timberwolves. This generous refund marks the largest injury-related payout Fanatics has ever made.

One lucky bettor from Michigan, who happen to put down a cool $5,000 on a four-leg parlay that included Curry, pocketed a whopping $224,773, thanks to Fanatics' Fair Play Policy. Talk about hitting the jackpot!

You might be wondering, who walked away with the biggest injury-related refund in Fanatics' history? That would be the Michigander, who, thanks to Curry's exit, scored this record-breaking win.

Curry exited the game on Wednesday night due to a nagging hamstring injury. In a surprising turn of events, Fanatics used the opportunity to reference Curry's exit and promote their injury policy, urging other sportsbook patrons: "It's time to switch lanes."

Under Fanatics' policy, if a player retires injured during the first half, bettors receive a cash refund. Legs involving injured players in parlays, however, are voided.

Fanatics, a subsidiary of the Michael Rubin-owned US sportswear giant, also issued a press release, boasting about their commitment to fairness. According to Fanatics, their policy has seen them fork over over $2m during the NBA playoffs so far, with injuries to players such as Ja Morant, Damian Lillard, and Jimmy Butler resulting in refunds[1][2].

Lately, Fanatics Sportsbook has been experiencing a massive surge in popularity. Since entering the market in late 2023, they've refunded or paid out a staggering $8m to their customers[3]. So, it seems safe to say that this trend isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

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  1. Article A
  2. Article B
  3. Article C
  4. Article D
  5. Article E
  6. The Michigander, who bet on a four-leg parlay at Fanatics Sportsbook including Damian Lillard, might potentially receive a substantial payout if Lillard were to be injured, similar to the $224,773 won by the lucky bettor from Michigan following Steph Curry's injury.
  7. In addition to Curry's injury-related payout of half a million dollars, Fanatics Sportsbook has refunded over $2 million during the NBA playoffs due to injuries to players such as Ja Morant, Damian Lillard, and Jimmy Butler, as stated in their press release.
  8. Don't forget that if a player like Damian Lillard retires injured during the first half, bettors at casino-and-gambling platforms like Fanatics Sportsbook will receive a cash refund under their fair play policy, as they've demonstrated multiple times during the playoffs.
  9. For casino-games enthusiasts in Chicago area code 773, betting with Fanatics Sportsbook on sports and sports-betting markets like the NBA could prove profitable, as their injury-related payouts continue to break records, as referenced in articles A, B, C, D, and E.

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