It was a great weekend for online betting punters with high quality action everywhere you looked. From Epsom to Paris and everywhere inbetween there was silverware aplenty.

Today’s betting blog reviews some of the big winning bets from the major finals over the last few days.

Please remember Spread betting carries a high level of risk to your capital and can result in losses larger than your initial stake/deposit. They may not be suitable for everyone so please ensure you fully understand the risks involved.

MEN’S FRENCH OPEN FINAL – TOTAL POINTS (SETTLED AT 385)

The first ever Grand Slam final between two me born after 2000 did not disappoint yesterday as Carlos Alcaraz fought his way past Jannik Sinner in five sets of scintillating action.

Tennis betting punters who had backed Alcaraz would have been fearing the worst when Jannik Sinner led 40-0 while serving for the Championship, but the Spaniard kept him at bay to force a final set.

As the match ticked past five hours, the only way the pair were going to be separated was via a tie break and Alcaraz kept his head to secure his second title on the Parisien clay.

A gruelling match was great news for buyers at 360-267 on our Total points spread betting market. With three sets going to a tie break, the spread settled at 385 with buyers netting a win of 118x their stake.

MEN’S CHALLENGE CUP FINAL – MATCH MULTI-POINTS (SETTLED AT 48)

In a weekend of finals one of the most storied clubs in British rugby league finally ended their title drought as Hull KR overcame Warrington 8-6 in a nail-biting thriller.

With both defences on top, Josh Thewlis’ try just before the break looked to have secured a 6-2 win for Warrington, but after heartbreak in last year’s final, the Robins had other ideas.

With less than three minutes on the clock, Peta Hiku dabbed a grubber kick over the Wire try line which wasn’t dealt with by Arron Lindop and in the melee that followed, Tom Davies was able to touch down to level the scores. The conversion was by no means easy, but Mikey Lewis is the kind of player who thrives in these occasions and the spiky half converted Davies’ try to send the cup back to East Hull.

When you haven’t won a major trophy in 40 years, you don’t really care how the job gets done, but this was a slightly scrappier affair than many predicted. Before kick-off at Wembley Match-Multi Points was 275-309, but just eight first-half points followed by eight in the second period saw the spread settle at 48.

Sellers were left to collect a big win of 227x their stake.

UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE FINAL – CORNERS SQUARED (SETTLED AT 36)

Two Iberian giants collided in Munich as Spain and Portugal renewed hostilities in the final of the Nations League.

Having despatched France in a thriller last week, it was the Spaniards who were favourites, and they led 2-1 at the break thanks to goals from Martin Zubimendi and Mikel Oyarzabal. However, they were pegged back by Cristiano Ronaldo’s 138^th goal for his country and the Portuguese were then able to prevail on penalties.

In a game that featured plenty of action, the corner count was surprisingly low, with just sex awarded in 90 minutes. Before kick-off in Bavaria, our Corners Squared football spread betting market was 106-116, but with that settling at just 36, sellers secured a win of 70x their stake.

Please note that these are examples of winning bets from the past week, and it is important to remember that spread betting carries a high level of risk to your capital and can result in losses larger than your initial stake/deposit.