Trevor Lawrence Pulls Off The Worst Bad Beat In NFL History — Sportsbook’s Response Is Even Crazier
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
The Jacksonville Jaguars dominated the New England Patriots with a resounding 35-6 victory on Sunday. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence led the charge by throwing three touchdown passes in a highly composed performance. He completed 19 of 29 passes for 182 yards. With TDs to Parker Washington, Josh Cameron, and Jakobi Meyers. Consequently, the offense looked incredibly methodical and smoothly bounced back from a tough previous week.
Lawrence could’ve had one other score during this game, but his selfishness wouldn’t allow him to do it.
Consequently, he had a ton of bettors upset with him.
Trevor Lawrence Costs Bettors Millions With Bizarre 1-Yard Line Slide, But Sportsbook Saves The Day
During Sunday’s game, Trevor Lawrence made a very unusual decision late in the fourth quarter. The Jacksonville Jaguars were already leading the New England Patriots by a score of 28-6. Lawrence broke free on a designed run and had an open path to the end zone. Instead of crossing the goal line for a touchdown, he chose to take a knee. This sudden slide occurred at the 1-yard line with nearly nine minutes remaining.
Fans and fantasy football owners were immediately confused by his choice to stop playing.
Fanatics Sports & Casino quickly reacted to Trevor Lawrence kneeling at the one-yard line on Sunday. The sportsbook understood the intense frustration of sports bettors who wagered on a Lawrence touchdown. Consequently, the company announced a generous refund policy on social media to appease its customers.
The platform promised to look out for users who suffered from this bizarre sequence of events in football. They officially stated they will be refunding customers who lost their Trevor Lawrence anytime TD bets. Furthermore, these specific sports betting payouts will be distributed to users as FanCash.
Several users even replied that this great customer service would convince them to return to the app. Now that is how you get customers now and in the future.
