A DraftKings wagerer got one action more detailed to winning $270,000 from a $13 wager on Thursday as the Edmonton Oilers came back to defeat the Florida Panthers in overtime.

Drew Hirschman is riding a five-leg futures parlay, which will cash +2082680 if the Oilers win the Stanley Cup and the Oklahoma City Thunder win the NBA Finals.

- The bet had a one-in-20,828 possibility of winning

• The Thunder and Oilers are both favored to win their particular series DraftKings since upgraded the squander deal to $107,591.51
  
  The 24-year-old New york city bettor had parlay chances of less than.01 percent when he positioned the wager.
  
  Having currently cashed legs that included the Los Angeles Dodgers to win the World Series, the Philadelphia Eagles to win the Super Bowl, and the New York City Liberty to win the WNBA Finals, Hirschman only requires the Thunder (-230 series cost) and the Oilers (-118) to deliver.
  
  DraftKings previously used him the opportunity to squander of the ticket for $135,000, but he decided to let it ride.
  
  The offer dropped to $60,000 after the Thunder lost Game 3 to the Indiana Pacers, although he declared that he was more anxious about the NHL side of his wager.
  
  "Obviously, I would've enjoyed to get a win, however really not the greatest deal," Hirschman said in an interview with DraftKings after Indy's 116-107 win. "I have a great deal of faith in this team ... we're excellent on the Thunder. [Thursday] is a must-win [for the Oilers]
  
  "Florida is a terrific team, but Edmonton is much better, and they're going to win in seven. Mark my words."
  
  On Friday, DraftKings updated its squander deal to $107,591.51.
  
  Hirschman was nearly made to look a fool as the Oilers fell into an 0-3 hole in the very first duration of Game 4. However, they responded with three goals in the 2nd period and took the video game into overtime, where they won via Leon Draisaitl's charging objective.
  
  OT WINNER FOR THE OILERS Drew is one action closer to $270K ✅ pic.twitter.com/MkHamb3OK5
  
  In it for the long haul
  
  Based on the suggested possibility of wagering chances, Hirschman's parlay has a 37.7 percent possibility of getting over the line. That's the same as a straight bet at +165 odds.
  
  That suggests the parlay prophet positioned a $13 wager for what would now take $164,097.82 to win his ticket's possible $270,761.40 payout.
  
  "The nasty remarks are going to come," Hirschman stated when he was asked about not taking a money out. "I am a little greedy."
  
  According to the New York Post, Hirschman explained himself as not a "big" gambler with a parlay based on "pure luck."
  
  The Thunder are the next collaborate in his parlay as they prepare to deal with the Pacers in Game 4 on Friday night. OKC is a six-point favorite on the road regardless of losing by seven points in Game 3 and going 0-8 versus the spread on the road in the playoffs.