Majority or Proline Bettors Didn't See Blue Jays' World Series Loss Coming

Majority or Proline bettors didn't see Blue Jays' World Series loss coming

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Toronto mayor, zoo among those settling World Series wagers after heartbreaking Blue Jays loss

Mayor Olivia Chow wore a Dodgers jersey to bike around downtown. From the zoo to the police, friendly bets between Toronto and L.A. are now being paid up.

World Series wagers: Which bets have been settled? Who still needs to pay up?

The World Series is over and the Toronto Blue Jays’ storybook season ended in heartbreak with a 5-4 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in 11 innings Saturday night. Now, friendly wagers made during the Fall Classic between politicians, police chiefs, and even zoos across the border will need to be settled.

HIGH ACHIEVERS: Baseball superfan Peter Bachelor optimistic for Blue Jays in 2026, after dramatic World Series loss

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Majority or Proline bettors didn’t see Blue Jays’ World Series loss coming – 105.9 The Region

The majority of Proline bettors didn’t see the Toronto Blue Jays’ gut-wrenching World Series loss coming. The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated Toronto 5-4 in 11 innings on Saturday at Rogers Centre to earn a second straight title in seven games. The National League champs rallied from a 3-2 series deficit to successfully defend their World Series crown. According to the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp., just 16 per cent of Proline bettors backed Los…