"The ACC SportsBook - June 25th"

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What were the big wins from last weekend in sports?

José Trajano 0:01
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How are the Warriors performing ahead of their next match?

José Trajano 0:18
For ten weeks, solve the code in the address power.fi.x. Don't miss it.
Live from the Export Beer Gardens studios, this is the ACC Sportsbook, powered by the TAB.
José Trajano 0:36
The ACC Sportsbook, thanks to the TAB.

What are the latest odds for the FIFA World Cup matches?

Good morning, Carl. We're going to do a bit of an agenda sportsbook hybrid this morning. The ACC crew have all been up at the top of the Sky Tower for Radio Hauraki's day in lieu for bowel cancer in New Zealand. So I'm sure you wouldn't mind talking more shit about sports, Carl.
G Lane 0:55
What a day to be alive, honestly. Anytime I get paid to talk Sportlane, especially with you guys, I am a happy man.

What betting opportunities exist for the F1 this weekend?

Absolutely, yeah. Day and Lou, tune in to Radio Hauraki. If you're listening to us today, 6 till 6 o'clock, up top of the Sky Tower, doing their bit for Bowcats New Zealand, and Dai Henwood, a good friend of the ACC and of Radio Hauraki, obviously heavily involved also, given the battle that he's still...

How are the Black Caps preparing for their next test match?

going through with bowel cancer. So do what you can do there. Let's start, Carl, with some big winners. It is hard to escape the FIFA World Cup.

What tips can listeners take away from 'Grab A Pen' segment?

It's one of those events that kind of everyone was like, is it that big? Is it that big? Then it happens, and it is everywhere.
G Lane 1:39
It is, and punters are filling up, Lane. They are filling up.

What stats can impress the ladies in this episode?

G Lane 1:43
I've got three of the great bets here. First one, a correct score multi from earlier in the week.

What are the predictions for the upcoming ThreeWay segment?

G Lane 1:51
Argentina 2-0, France 3-0, Algeria 2-1, and Norway 2-1. This punter put $160 on that multi. What? And they got $17,295 in return.
That's an outrage. Picking the exact score is outrageous.
G Lane 2:09
outrageous it's so hard i've already we're watching the football here this morning i'm on my third go at the same multi and just legs dropping off and i'm going again trying to pick you know like the correct score combos yes so yeah even that's tough so well done to that punter i've got another one here a three leg multi I wouldn't be surprised if half the country was on this one. Messi to score two or more goals. Haaland to score two or more goals. And Mbappe to score two or more goals. 150 on that to return 15,000. Whoa.
Okay. I love when you're punting on stuff in hindsight, it seems so easy. When you say those three players, probably the three best goal scorers in the game so far, why wouldn't they score two goals each? Yeah.
G Lane 2:59
Yep. And then one more here, a football and a rugby league hybrid. This punter had the Warriors head-to-head. Argentina, Haaland to score two or more goals. Storm head-to-head, Moses Leo any time, Dallin any time, Messi two or more, France to beat Iraq, Nawaka Netawase, Mbappe two or more, and Norway to win. So that was 11 legs, $18.12 this punt is staked. Account empty. They won $19,671. Jesus Christ, that's a good win. That is incredible stuff.
Speaking of big winners, though, I... I got sent some information around the cost of this World Cup that's going on in the US and Canada and Mexico at the moment. But what's astounding is how much FIFA make out of this World Cup. I didn't know for the first time. This is kind of geeking out slightly because I used to work with FIFA. I was on the local organising committee for the FIFA Club World Cup when it was in Abu Dhabi. Now, what FIFA have done and always done in the past is they – They hire a local organizing committee to run the whole thing, and usually that is paid for by the local host city or country, but they manage them. You've got to report to FIFA. You go to FIFA every month and present.
For the first time ever, FIFA are running this whole tournament entirely on their own because of the fact there's no central – because they had to negotiate with each state and each city to host them. There was no government they could go to and just go, we're going to do it like in Qatar or Saudi or – Not Saudi at the moment. Next time they go to Saudi or Russia or whatever. So they've organized the whole lot, which has also meant they're controlling all the revenue and costs. They're doing the ticketing.

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