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A $2 million donation to the bookie in Florida, Hard Rock Bet.

Florida bettors continue to place huge bets, this time with one bettor placing two $1 million bets on the Bills to cover fist-half spreads of 1.5 (-120) and 4.5 (-196) during their “Monday Night Football” game against the Broncos.

Buffalo winning the first half by five points or more would have won the bettor roughly $1.34 million, cashing $510,204.08 (-4.5) and $833,333.33 (-1.5).

But the Bills instead immediately fell behind after James Cook fumbled on the first play of scrimmage and never held the lead in the first half.

Buffalo trailed 15-8 at the break.

This bet was never particularly close to landing for the bettor as Buffalo looked inept offensively throughout different parts of Monday’s stunning 24-22 home loss.

The $2 million win for the Florida sportsbooks certainly will help ease the burden of the $5.5 million loss they took on a $500,000 same-game parlay Sunday.

The only hope this bettor had came toward the end of the first half when Buffalo scored a touchdown and cut the lead to 9-8 with 3:36 remaining in the first half.

But the Bills’ defense continued to let them down, as Courtland Sutton immediately caught a deep pass down the right side for 30 yards and the Broncos’ offense was again in business and threatening to score.

Denver settled for a field goal on the drive to go ahead 12-8, giving this bettor a shot that Buffalo could score a touchdown and at least win one wager.

But Josh Allen threw a terrible interception that disgusted Eli Manning and Peyton Manning on the ManningCast.

“This ball is in the air for a long time, it’s a little bit late, it’s behind him,” Peyton said.

The turnover directly lead to another field goal for Denver, resulting in disaster for the bettor.