Bet365 has returned bets placed on such matches because of the operator's Bore Draw Money Back Offer, which allows bettors to get their money back if they wager on the outcome of a 0-0 game.

Steve Freeth made the following statement: "Many of our clients won't be too disappointed that both games finished 0-0 because we've enhanced our renowned Bore Draw offer to include a few more markets as well as Bet Builders in this event.

"The Match Result - Denmark, over two goals, and Kasper Dolberg to score anytime was one of our most well-liked Boosted Bet Builders. Despite the fact that all three of these picks were unsuccessful, we were able to repay because of this concession.

"It’s one of many offers we have running on the World Cup, and although we took a hammering on the corners, with 20 flag kicks being awarded, we can't really complain about the result with Denmark being well-backed."

In other World Cup betting news, an Australian bettor who had backed Argentina to defeat Saudi Arabia lost an incredible AUS$150,00.

As the Saudis prevailed 2-1, it was one of the biggest World Cup upsets ever, and the betting community was shocked that one of the tournament favourites had fallen to a 500/1 outsider.

Following the game, Australian operator Tab verified that an unidentified gambler had placed a wager of AU$160,000 on the game.