Premier League Winner Odds: Betfred paying out on Man City

| 15th April |

2 mins read

Fred’s seen enough! We’re paying out early AGAIN on Manchester City to win the title, following Arsenal and Liverpool losing yesterday.

If you placed a bet on City to win the Premier League (Any bets prior to 14:00 Sunday 14th April), you will be paid out in full with six games still to play!

He got it wrong in 1998, but is he on the money this time?

Betfred paying out on Man City

We did it first and are doing it again for the NINTH time
Pay out is in the region of £750,000
Betfred now pushing Arsenal and Liverpool out to best price

Betfred boss Fred Done has form for this kind of pay out - He was the first to pay out on the Premier League winners market back in 1998, when Manchester United were 12 points clear at the time, only for title rivals Arsenal to pip them to the title by a single point.

Fred has since paid out early again on a number of occasions and this will be his NINTH early pay out on the Premier League, as he believes Man City will stroll to a fourth title on the spin, setting another English record in the process.

Fred's other early pay outs were:

1998 Man United (Arsenal won)
2009 Man United
2011 Man United
2012 Man United (City won)
2013 Man United
2016 Leicester City
2020 Liverpool
2023 Man City

This mega pay out includes all singles and accumulator lines placed up until 2pm on Sunday 14th April and we are in the process of settling all winning bets as we speak. Please remain patient as there are a lot of bets to settle and the estimated cost to Fred is in the region of £750,000!

Dismal results for both Liverpool, who lost 1-0 at home to Crystal Palace and Arsenal, who were defeated 2-0 by Aston Villa at the Emirates, meant City have regained top spot with six games to go and have a two point advantage.

Fred was watching both games and decided enough was enough and it was time to reward Betfred customers with another early pay out.

If you think Fred's made another mistake and has jumped the gun, then he's giving you the chance to hit him where it hurts - by boosting both Arsenal (5/1) and Liverpool (7/1) to industry top price to win the league.