ONE lucky punter will be diving into the Black Friday sales with a bucket full of cash having secured a six-figure payout from bookmaker Sky Bet over the weekend.
And it was all thanks to darts sensation Luke Littler, who might well be owed a gift or two having helped the mystery bettor land a colossal 175/1 RequestABet.
Luke Littler helps punter win six-figure payout after landing huge 175/1 RequestABetGETTY
The Sky Bet customer placed a bet on the 2024 Players Championship semi-final showdown between Luke Littler and Ross Smith.
To win the bet, the punter would need either player to successfully register a 100+ checkout in each of the first three legs of the match.
Step forward, Luke ‘The Nuke’.
Littler showed why he’s favourite to win next month’s PDC World Championship by securing 158, 107 and 150 checkouts across the first three legs.
The 17-year-old went on to win the match, but he wasn’t the only person celebrating.
Along with our six-figure winner, a massive 420 people also backed the 175/1 RequestABet in what was a costly night for the bookies.
It’s not the first time Littler has delivered for punters.
He also hit 180 in each of the first six legs of his Grand Slam quarter-final last weekend with bookmakers having priced that RequestABet at 200/1!
Join us for The Sun World Darts Championship Preview Night featuring Phil Taylor
Come along!
The Sun, and Sun Vegas, brings you a very special evening of darts on December 9 as we look ahead to the 2024/25 World Championship.
And Sun readers can attend for just £5 at the News Building in London Bridge!
Tickets are limited and include the opportunity to challenge some legendary darts players at the oche, and fire in some questions in the Q&A section after, so don’t miss out.
The panel is headlined by 16-time world champion Phil Taylor and he will be alongside Adrian Lewis, Devon Petersen and Russ Bray.
You can buy your ticket HERE!
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