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Booking Number:Jqvvh8
Stakes10,000.00 ₦
Bonus0.00 ₦ 
Pot. Winnings36,263.80 ₦




League Two - Leyton Orient - Hartlepool Utd28/03/2016 15:00:00Double Chance1X  1.15
League Two - Mansfield Town - Northampton Town28/03/2016 15:00:00O/U 0.5Over 0.5 1.06
National League - Bromley - Forest Green Rovers28/03/2016 15:00:00O/U 1.5Over 1.5 1.26
National League - Aldershot Town - Braintree Town28/03/2016 15:00:00O/U 0.5Over 0.5 1.08
National League - Boreham Wood - Dover Athletic28/03/2016 15:00:00O/U 0.5Over 0.5 1.05
U21 EURO, Qualification - Belgium U21 - Montenegro U2128/03/2016 16:00:001X21  1.35
U21 EURO, Qualification - France U21 - Macedonia U2128/03/2016 20:00:001X21  1.19
National League North - Solihull Moors - Corby Town28/03/2016 15:00:00Double Chance1X  1.08
National League South - Ebbsfleet Utd - Dartford28/03/2016 15:00:00Double Chance1X  1.20

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