One of the craziest bet ever done in the Superbowl

[yhiaali3]

What a strange fellow! I don't know what's more insane, clever, or stupid.🤔
What he did was a bit of madness, yet simultaneously a very clever plan to win +750 on the bet. The stupidity lay in the fact that he gave away his plan by speaking loudly and encouraging others to bet on that specific outcome.

But he paid the price for his mistakes in the end because this was betting manipulation, and he didn't even have time to spend what he won from this crazy bet. He must be eating himself up with regret now.

[YOSHIE]

So, does this mean they paid all the bettors who placed a bet on those odds(excluding the bettors who might have known about what Yuri Andrade is planning)?

In some media that I read, this trick was already planned, Andrade had already claimed victory, as I saw in one of the articles.

Andrade claims he used a legitimate bookie in Las Vegas to make bets, and says he plans to pocket the money to buy a giraffe with his winnings.

He only issued a $500 fine, as Andrade said.

Andrade was arrested and charged with trespassing. He was released on $500 bail Monday morning, but says it was a small price to pay since he reportedly made close to $375,000 on prop bets that there would be a streaker at the Super Bowl.

Even though he got their winnings, the impact of Andrade's behavior had an impact on other bettors, I saw several sports bookmakers refusing to pay out to other bettors, in this case maybe Andrade wins and enjoys the results, but maybe not other users.

[gunhell16]

I think this is the stupidest thing they’ve done, and it’s what led to their downfall because they were too vocal. It’s like they handed the key to the thief themselves; they practically announced for someone to rob them because there was a lot of money to be gained.

That seems to be exactly how their account got spotted—they were robbed because of their own ignorance. Other people are probably just shaking their heads at what they did. Instead of just staying quiet, they did the opposite, and that was a massive mistake.

[OsaiEmma]

This is a crazy loophole that anyone can utilize, I mean, there is no law forbidding such act, so I think it's a loophole, why on earth will they even keep such option it's crazy

[hyudien]

Hahaha this case is really funny, and when I read the article, how stupid is that person, why did he talk so much about the pair of bets that he had the intention to manipulate, otherwise maybe that person will get that big prize, his life now may have changed.
But I also just found out that there are these types of bets (prop bets) in sportsbooks, are they only offered in special matches? quite curious, maybe there are also offers of these types of bets later in the final matches as grand as the UCL and the world cup.

[Obim34]

I think it was over excitement that made him not to shut the fuvk up because je knew it's a sure bet. Thay serves him right for his loud mouth. He lost amd enriched the other gamblers because he was the only one that wasn't paid since it's obvious that he knows everything that will happen.

There are details that should go to grave with a person, knowing the implication of people finding out. What he did was actually wrong, manipulating a casino for win, is frankly not a honest way to gamble. Isn't he supposed to take a fine, since other gamblers were paid, the company has to recover part of the paid profits to those who joined in the betting.

[Judith87403]

Briefly, this is not a betting that is clever, it was rather self sabotage. That which he did crossed the line from exploiting an odd prop market into manipulating the income actively. The moment he planned to be the invader, the bet at that point stopped to be speculative and turn fraudulent. To be vocal concerning it ahead of time will just make it easier for Bovada to link the dots and get the account flagged. Markets on betting depends on uncertainty, not participants building the event by themselves. From the perspective of the book of sports, to void or confiscate winning is justified. The lesson inside is simple: even though a prop looks beatable, trying to engineer the outcome and advertise it openly is the quickest means of losing everything, credibility inclusively.

[MiF]

Briefly, this is not a betting that is clever, it was rather self sabotage. That which he did crossed the line from exploiting an odd prop market into manipulating the income actively. The moment he planned to be the invader, the bet at that point stopped to be speculative and turn fraudulent. To be vocal concerning it ahead of time will just make it easier for Bovada to link the dots and get the account flagged. Markets on betting depends on uncertainty, not participants building the event by themselves. From the perspective of the book of sports, to void or confiscate winning is justified. The lesson inside is simple: even though a prop looks beatable, trying to engineer the outcome and advertise it openly is the quickest means of losing everything, credibility inclusively.

As soon as the bettor intended to affect it by himself, the bet ceased being smart. That borders on taking advantage of a prop market to outright fraud. Betting is based on unpredictability and not the participants producing events. Discussion on it in the open further facilitated detection by the bookmaker. In the view of sportsbook, it is reasonable to void or seize winnings. The moral is that, when it comes to the long term, engineering profits kills credibility, and bankrolls as well.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I think it was over excitement that made him not to shut the fuvk up because je knew it's a sure bet. Thay serves him right for his loud mouth. He lost amd enriched the other gamblers because he was the only one that wasn't paid since it's obvious that he knows everything that will happen.

That's what normally happen to people that lack self discipline, the fact that he can not keep mute or do things in a mature way made him pay such price, I would not feel pity for him too but let him learn from his mistake but if he doesn't learn, be probably would do that next time. I have seen people that act this way in my place, they don't know how to keep things to their self and as a result people find it difficult to trust them.

[Wakate]

Nah man... That is crazy.
One thing is being a member of a team and bet on yourself anonymously... Like being a boxer and betting you will lose on your next event.

But this kind of bet is just a different level of crazy... Also the fact he decided to be vocal about what was going to happen, which obviously ruined his plan.

This guy is a moron.
Because of guys like this one casinos and betting services will not allow people to bet on whether there will be streakers on public events. 

I just don't know why people talk too much. He is a talkative and that has crushed his intentions to make the public know that he is actually the one that instigate such invading. This is why I used to tell people to be more conscious about telling the whole world about their plans and intentions because it could get to the wrong hands which can cause serious problem.