Betfair contacted Eoin O'Shea, 31, to say there had been a mistake with the game programme
A PUNTER told he had won a £189,110 jackpot was gutted when the bookie refused to pay up.
Eoin O’Shea, 31, was over the moon when he was told he had won a massive £189,110 on Betfair’s Cop the Lot.
He was playing the online fruit machine when the jackpot five gold bars came up along with a message informing him he had copped the lot.
Eoin said: “I couldn’t believe it. I was absolutely gobsmacked and delighted as it was a huge amount of money.
“My wife, Stephanie, and I have just bought a house and so I thought we would be able to pay off our mortgage.”
A PUNTER told he had won a £189,110 jackpot was gutted when the bookie refused to pay up.
Eoin O’Shea, 31, was over the moon when he was told he had won a massive £189,110 on Betfair’s Cop the Lot.
He was playing the online fruit machine when the jackpot five gold bars came up along with a message informing him he had copped the lot.
Eoin said: “I couldn’t believe it. I was absolutely gobsmacked and delighted as it was a huge amount of money.
“My wife, Stephanie, and I have just bought a house and so I thought we would be able to pay off our mortgage.”
