RESULT; 7TH JULY,2018
                                                                        CASH OUT
                                                                   WIN, WIN, WIN

Urvalsdeild - Keflavik If - Stjarnan Gardabae	07/07/2018 17:00:00	1X2	2		1.43
Premier Division - Saint Patrick's Athletic Fc - Dundalk Fc	06/07/2018 19:45:00	Double Chance	X2		1.10		1 - 3
Matches - Brazil - Belgium	06/07/2018 19:00:00	GG/NG	GG		1.72		1 - 2
First Division - University College Dublin - Shelbourne Dublin Fc	06/07/2018 19:45:00	GG/NG	GG		1.62		1 - 1
NPL, Victoria - Bentleigh Greens - Hume City	06/07/2018 11:15:00	Double Chance	1X		1.09		1 - 0
NPL, Victoria - Heidelberg United - Northcote City	06/07/2018 10:30:00	1X2	1		1.28		3 - 1
Premier League - Fc Kairat Almaty - Fc Irtysh Pavlodar	06/07/2018 14:00:00	1X2	1		1.40		4 - 0
NPL, Queensland - Redlands United - Brisbane City Fc	06/07/2018 10:00:00	GG/NG	GG		1.19		5 - 5

The cat that predicted Nigeria -Argentina match dies 

The “psychic” cat in China that predicted the outcome of six World Cup games has met an untimely end, prompting thousands to pour out their grief on Chinese social media. The orange-furred tabby, named “Baidian’er”, which means “white spot” in Chinese, was a stray that prowled around the Palace Museum in Beijing’s Forbidden City. He was offered two bowls of food, with the flags of competing World Cup teams stuck in the ground behind them.

The cat correctly predicted the results of six World Cup games. Baidian’er achieved such fame that the Palace Museum even set up an account for him on China’s Weibo, a popular Twitter-like platform. Regrettably, Baidian’er’s correct prediction of an Argentinian win against Nigeria turned out to be his last. The museum confirmed that the cat fell ill and finally announced its death on Monday, sparking almost 10,000 comments on Weibo.

“Every time I go to the Forbidden City, I have to go see Baidian’er, take a photo, play for a while, see him sleep on the grass in the sun,” wrote one distraught user. “Go on living a happy life in Cat Heaven, I’ll see you again.” It has not been a good week for animal prognosticators.