We’ve seen enough! Paddy Power pays out early on Liverpool winning the Premier League

After sagely paying out on in-form Everton to be relegated just two games into the Premier League season, we’ve turned our attention to their Merseyside rivals Liverpool who proudly sit on their perch at the top of the English game.

The Reds do still have plenty of time left to ‘let this slip’ but Paddy has seen enough and he’s paying out early on the crew from the Kop to lift their second Premier League title.

The final straw came early on Saturday as a striker-free Arsenal came a cropper against Ruud van Nistelrooy’s Leicester.

Are you watching, Martin Keown?

That result meant we pulled the big payout lever and punters who backed Arne Slot’s red army should see their winnings drop in their accounts right now regardless of whatever happens for the rest of the season.

‘How generous,’ we hear you say. Well, count yourselves lucky if you’re benefiting, as our fearless leader hasn’t always got it right…

There was the time Paddy paid out on Hilary Clinton to win the 2016 election, and then she lost to Donald Trump.

Or, the time he paid out on Tiger Woods to win the PGA Championship in 2009 when he was four shots clear on day three…

He’s also hastily relegated Fulham in the past and there may actually be three teams even worse than Everton this season as well. For shame.

The payout applies to Liverpool to win in the Premier League outright winner market (both singles and multiples) across online and retail.

And, if it does start to go pear-shaped for Slot’s side, you can still have a flutter on the outcome of the Premier League title race, it’s just bets placed prior to Saturday, Feb 15th that have been paid out.

All markets are back open, and you can even back Liverpool to win again if you want. Can’t say fairer than that, can you?

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