PAIGE SPIRANAC responded to trolls slamming her over her betting knowledge with a stunning low-cut top.

Spiranac, 29, took to Twitter with a tiny white shirt that took her 685,000 followers by storm.

The former golfer received criticism online over her use of betting jargon but she pointed out that she was indeed using it correctly.

The 29-year-old issued a short clip on her personal account which she captioned: “Class is in session.”

Spiranac responded: “So I jokingly called myself a football sharp because I’ve gone 19 and 10 with my college football picks.

“And then my comments were like, ‘Sharp? Don’t you mean betting shark? Why don’t you stick to being bad at golf and showing off your cleavage and leaving the betting to the men?’

“The correct term is indeed sharp, a sharp is an experienced, knowledgeable and successful sports better. They’re getting confused with card shark.

“A card shark is someone who wins a lot of money on card games but by cheating.

“So I thought, ‘Hey let’s go over some more betting terms’. Chalk means favourite, dog means underdog.

“The line is the current odds or point spread offered on a particular game, pick’em means that no team is favourite and considered a toss up.

“A bad beat is when you lose a bet that looked like a guaranteed win usually when something very unlucky happens.

“Hope that helps.”