Eight picks, one $10 entry, and one of those legs happened to land on the most lopsided baseball game in a generation. @Pachenko777 turned $10 into $750 on Wanna Parlay, a 75x return, on a night the Brewers tied the modern-era record for the biggest shutout in MLB history.

Meet the Player

 

@Pachenko777, repping North Carolina, who built a card across two sports and let one legendary blowout carry part of the weight.

The Night the Brewers Did This

 

Milwaukee beat Seattle 22-0. Three-run homers from Christian Yelich, David Hamilton, and Luis Lara, plus a two-run shot from Jake Bauers, buried the Mariners in a game that tied the largest shutout margin since 1901, matching Pittsburgh's 22-0 win over the Cubs in 1975 and Cleveland's 22-0 win at Yankee Stadium in 2004. @Pachenko777 had Brewers infielder Brock Rodden to record a hit, and in a 22-run night, that was never really in doubt.

That's one leg. There were seven more.

The Rest of the Card

 

Chelsea Gray Over 9.5 (Points + Assists): Atlanta beat Las Vegas 97-82, and Gray got hers in a game that got away from the Aces early.

Kamilla Cardoso Over 22.5 (Points + Rebounds): Cardoso had 17 points and 12 rebounds as Chicago beat New York 93-86, with Natasha Cloud's career-high 35 points stealing the headlines.

New York Yankees moneyline: Trent Grisham's third-inning homer and two-run single in the seventh carried New York past Baltimore, 3-1.

Aneesah Morrow Over 8.5 Rebounds: Morrow grabbed 16 boards for Toronto in a loss to Indiana, 101-95, a game where Kelsey Mitchell also set the WNBA record for consecutive 20-point games.

Steven Kwan Over 0.5 Runs: Kwan reached base twice and scored twice as Cleveland routed San Francisco 8-1 behind Jo Adell's six RBIs.

Spencer Horwitz Over 0.5 (Hits + Runs + RBIs): Horwitz delivered a two-out RBI single as Pittsburgh beat Detroit 4-1.

Nick Sogard Over 0.5 Hits: Boston beat Arizona 9-4, with Adley Rutschman hitting his first homer as a member of the Red Sox.

Eight legs, eight wins, and a piece of baseball history riding shotgun.

$10 In. $750 Out. Two Sports, One Card.

 

This is what a Wanna Parlay entry can look like when it isn't limited to one sport or one kind of pick. @Pachenko777 mixed WNBA combo stats, an MLB moneyline, and four separate MLB player props into a single $10 ticket, and one of those props happened to ride the biggest blowout in modern baseball.

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