A spicy meeting between Real Betis and Barcelona, an Inter comeback in the Milan derby, and another Six Nations win for France all make our Daily Spread Betting Roundup! But how much could you’ve won?

Bolshie night in Betis – Real Betis v Barcelona
It was a tense night in Betis, Barcelona eventually stealing the fixture 3-2 after twice coming back from behind.

Minutes after Clement Lenglet had got what turned out to be the winner, Nabil Fekir received a 2nd yellow, reducing the hosts to 10-men. They weren’t at that deficit for long, however – Lenglet was off within the blink of an eye, helping push the Bookings make-up to 130. Buying an opening spread of 54-58, then, left you with 72 times your initial stake.

Even though the Shirts make-up only came in at 59 – no. 21 Frenkie de Jong was a big boost there – thanks to that Bookings total, the Shirts x Bookings market came in at 7670. Take off the starting price of 2450-2650, and you get a whopping 5020 times your original bet.

Inter go top after Milan derby – Inter Milan v AC Milan
Things weren’t going well for Inter at the San Siro. Milan were leading the derby 2-0 at the break, courtesy of late goals from Ante Rebic and big Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Yet Antione Conte’s side are desperate for their first Serie A title in a decade, and weren’t going down without a fight. By the final whistle the score was 4-2, the victory capped off with an injury time strike – and 17th league goal – for Romelu Lukaku. Buy the Belgian at a PGM spread of 30-33, and that’s 57 times your initial bet.

Starting at a win match binary of 44.4-48.8, Inter’s chances fell to just 0.7-4.8 at half-time. Back the Serie A leaders at that point and you would have won 95.2 times your opening stake.

France hold onto 1st place – France v Italy
Going into Sunday France new they needed a win and a bonus point to keep up with Ireland after their victory over Wales.

Given that they were hosting Italy, the chances of that were high. However, the visitors were in better form than against Wales – where they didn’t score a single point – the final result a spirited 35-22 to the French.

That meant you needed to sell a France/Italy Point Supremacy of 24-27 if you wanted to make 11 times your starting stake.

Buying a relatively low Match Cross Points spread of 295-327, on the other hand, bagged you 443 times your initial bet thanks to a make-up of 770.