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What does cashed mean in sports betting?

The short answer

Won the bet. Money in the account.

Betting slang explained

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In plain English

The bet won and the money is in the account. Past tense, said with relief.

What to remember about Cashed

The definition

Won the bet. Money in the account.

In plain English

The bet won and the money is in the account. Past tense, said with relief.

Example in context

"Cashed all three legs of the parlay."

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