So I'm trying to match a simple route with laravel that looks something like

/ID-OPTIONAL/OPTIONAL2/

So in order to get the hyphen to be optional I needed to use laravels where function and did something like so:

Route::any('/{id}{param?}/{param2?}', 'SomeController@Index', function($id = 0, $param = null, $param2 = null){})
->where(array('id' => '\d+', 'param' => '[A-Za-z-_]+'));

Now visiting

 /10-some-random-param/another-param
 /10-some-random-param/

Works fine, but when I all of a sudden do

 /10/another-param

I get a routing error. Now is it possible to route this in one route or am I forced to write another line in order to get the expected result. Or is this a bug with laravels routing?