LONDON, May 2, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --
The story of Leicester City's 5000/1 Premier League triumph will go down in sporting history. All those who backed them at 5000/1 with bookmakers for the title at the start of the season are having a party while those who cashed out early are in despair after nearly landing one of the biggest bets in history.
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However, for 48 hours only Tonybet.com offer all new and existing UK customers the opportunity to back Leicester City for the 2016/2017 Premier League title at incredible odds of 200/1. The maximum bet is £10 but the next best odds in the market are 40/1!
Tonybet.com UK spokesman Warren Lush said: "It is 200/1 for a repeat title win in 2016/2017. In our eyes lightning cannot strike twice and we are confident this season was just a freak event. The Leicester owners have money and may be able to keep hold of their players but we really cannot see them doing it again. Might they be another Blackburn? We are putting it all on the line - by doing this alone we expect to run up the chance of a possible pay-out of over £5,000,000 but in Guardiola, Klopp, Pochettino, Van Gaal, Wenger and maybe Mourinho we trust! We have looked around at other bookmakers and they offer in the region of 40/1 for Leicester to win the title and 100/1 they win next season's Champions League. May madness is upon us."
"At the start of this season Tonybet offered odds on Leicester City winning the Premier League at 5000/1. By Christmas this was into 33/1. After a 1-0 win at Watford on 5th March the Foxes were still odds against at 6/4 going odds-on for the first time on the 14th March at 10/11 after beating Newcastle 1-0 at home. The bookies didn't want to believe and at 200/1 for next season we still don't!" added Lush.
About TonyBet.com
TonyBet.com was founded in 2009 by world famous poker pro, businessman and politician Antanas Guoga, better known as Tony G. The company is now one of the fastest growing betting and online gaming companies in the world and holds licenses in the UK, Denmark, Lithuania and Estonia.
