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Kiwi punter could have won $225k on a Ryan Fox bet, but cashed out early for a loss

One Kiwi bet big on Ryan Fox to win the British Open, but cashed out before the golf pro took out the competition in his historic win. The 39-year-old golfer pulled off a miracle shot on the 18th hole of the last round, winning the Open and beating American Cameron Young by a single shot. Paul Maoate from TAB told the Sports Nation podcast that the unlucky punter had put $1500 on Fox winning the Open championship before the tournament had started, with odds of 151 to 1. This meant that for every dollar bet, they would have gotten $151 in return. The bet would have returned about $226,500 for the win. “Then he had a look and before they teed off the third round he goes ‘no Foxy’s too far back,’ and he cashed out for a loss,” Maoate said.

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