Assuming "id" is your primary key, you probably wouldn't be able to alter that would you (database constraint interfering)? At least, it doesn't seem good practice to do so...
Everything is working with a raw PDO query:
UPDATE `m2_matches` SET `id` = '300' WHERE `id` = '301'
I don't like to use indexed fields.
The question is why Laravel is messing with the query...
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