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The Pittsburgh Steelers scored a last-gasp touchdown that, on the surface, seemed fairly irrelevant. The game was over and that score at the end of the game meant nothing. That is unless, of course, you had money riding on the game Thursday night.

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Gamblers across the country — especially those playing the seven-point line — sweated out the final minutes of the NFL’s season opener. And when Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger found Antonio Brown for an 11-yard touchdown to cut the New England Patriots’ lead to 28-21 with 2 seconds to play, it really wreaked havoc on plenty of bettors.

At the very least, the touchdown led to a push, which was good news for those who took the Steelers and the points but a heart-crushing end to those who picked New England to cover. ESPN’s Darren Rovell dug a little deeper to explore the widespread impact of that seemingly meaningless touchdown.

In the end, between legal and illegal gambling on the game, that simple, meaningless play cost people more than $100 million dollars!!

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