The Cincinnati Bengals’ loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday was a costly one, as the team dropped to 4-11-1 on the season. But it was also a costly loss for bettors who had put their money on the Bengals.

The Athletic reported how the Bills schemed to fluster the Bengals’ star wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase, who was held to just two catches for 19 yards. Bills general manager Brandon Beane took a shot at the Bengals after the game, saying they “don’t want to have to suck bad enough to have to get Ja’Marr Chase.”

Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs responded to post-game critics with a tweet saying, “That s*** get you beat up!”

Casual and professional gamblers had hoped to cash in on the Bengals’ game against the Bills, but it wasn’t to be. According to WKRC TV Cincinnati, the Bengals’ loss was a hard rock for bettors who had put their money on the team.

The game also sparked controversy when Eli Apple, the Bills’ cornerback, tweeted a tasteless comment about Damar Hamlin, the Bengals’ safety. The Bills responded to the tweet, saying, “That s*** get you beat up!”

The Bengals’ loss to the Bills was a costly one for both the team and the bettors who had put their money on the team. The controversy surrounding Eli Apple’s tweet and the Bills’ response added an extra element to the game.