What can you buy with a fiver today?
A couple of coffees? A pint? (north of Watford, obviously).
Maybe even a gallon of petrol? Provided you're not filling up at a motorway service station.
A fiver doesn't go very far these days.
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It's FA Cup week and there's plenty to punt on.
Georginio Wijnaldum opened the scoring for Liverpool against West Ham last week.
He's 25/1 to do the same in Liverpool's fifth round tie at Chelsea this week.
Marcos Alonso scored twice for Chelsea at Bournemouth on Saturday, and he's 22/1 to open the FA Cup scoring at Stamford Bridge.
That means a £5 first scorer bet could see your newly created account swell to the tune of more than a ton!
If you fancy a safer bet Liverpool striker Mo Salah is 5/1 to score first.
That would still see your free five pound bet return £25.
Unsure of the Reds' starting line-up? Joel Matip is likely to start and is a big 40/1 to open the scoring!
While Curtis Jones, who scored the famous third round winner over Everton, is 9/1.
But if you don't like tempting fate by backing The Reds, Liverpool and Chelsea are joined on Tuesday by Reading and Sheffield United and West Brom v Newcastle.
On Wednesday Leicester host Birmingham, Sheffield Wednesday will attempt a giant-killing at home to Manchester City and Spurs entertain Norwich.
The action concludes on Thursday with Wayne Rooney's emotional reunion with Manchester United when his current Derby County team hosts Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side.
You can bet on any of these ties - or choose a completely different sport to have a punt on.
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