One of the craziest bet ever done in the Superbowl

[livingfree]

So based on these images and article written by dailymail. This guy was able to rig his bet through betting that an invader will come out during the superbowl game on 2021.

It turns out that he's planned it and he really did, he's able to win his $50k bet turned into $374k at +750 odds.

But his problem was he's too vocal on it before the game and encouraged others to bet for that specific prop about an invader will come out.

This happened in bovada and since he was too vocal about it, they're able to spot his account.

[Hispo]

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. 

[acroman08]

He should have just shut his mouth, now he won't be getting his winnings, had to pay a fine after being detained for running in the field and ultimately made himself look stupid for no reason.

Bovada also paid out any fans who bet that there would not be a streaker at Super Bowl 2021 due to Andrade's crude act.

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)?

[Ivystar5]

Crazy how the stunt came out positivity but it's also good he was cought because if he wasn't, people would have done it more or maybe he also got the idea from someone who succeeded in doing it before hand and now he took the step but it's one of the fastest way to make money according to some saying that everyone is a their only the person caught is the actual their which means people loot, rob and do all manners of things but you have to be smart enough not to be caught.
Superbowl usually have invaders but this was special because a bet was placed on it and was huge win and the Vocality of the player lead to suspension, if not he would have escaped.

[Emeraldo]

He would have been smarter than this if he really wanted to make money rigging a bet, why go cast yourself if you have plans on robbing on a bet. He should have been more self controlled to keep to himself or possibly a few persons he probably want to help with his odds instead of going too out to expose himself, it makes all efforts to rub the game a complete useless effort.
Over excitement and over confidence in the game  I think was the cause of his problem why he couldn't hold back by keeping to himself

[livingfree]

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. 

He's on a different level, I guess with prediction markets that have crazy bets as well, these people can also abuse that but if they're too vocal about it then the bookie will figure it out.

Bovada also paid out any fans who bet that there would not be a streaker at Super Bowl 2021 due to Andrade's crude act.

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)?

Based on that article, I guess so. It seems a refund because of how Yuri staged it.

Crazy how the stunt came out positivity but it's also good he was cought because if he wasn't, people would have done it more or maybe he also got the idea from someone who succeeded in doing it before hand and now he took the step but it's one of the fastest way to make money according to some saying that everyone is a their only the person caught is the actual their which means people loot, rob and do all manners of things but you have to be smart enough not to be caught.
Superbowl usually have invaders but this was special because a bet was placed on it and was huge win and the Vocality of the player lead to suspension, if not he would have escaped.

He only got caught because he exposed himself. But if he didn't, I guess that he won't be caught.

He would have been smarter than this if he really wanted to make money rigging a bet, why go cast yourself if you have plans on robbing on a bet. He should have been more self controlled to keep to himself or possibly a few persons he probably want to help with his odds instead of going too out to expose himself, it makes all efforts to rub the game a complete useless effort.
Over excitement and over confidence in the game  I think was the cause of his problem why he couldn't hold back by keeping to himself

I think he wants to increase the odds and that's why he advertised it but, he thought that it's fine when that action exposed him which is good for the bookie and now, they have an idea that this can be repeated for different events.

[swogerino]

Well he was to vocal and usually when you share your plan with a lot of other people you will see many mentoring pages on Instagram for example that plans do not go according to your plans. There is a good saying also that goes "regarding your problems that you share with others 90% are happy that you have them and 10% does not care, see no one really cares about what are your plans" and this guy better should have acted according to this saying. Anyway what can you expect from someone that dresses that shit dress or whatever that is and goes into a super bowl pitch, not a lot so nothing to be surprised here. If he was smart he would have kept it himself and made money silently which is the best way to make money, exactly in silence.

[Ivystar5]

Crazy how the stunt came out positivity but it's also good he was cought because if he wasn't, people would have done it more or maybe he also got the idea from someone who succeeded in doing it before hand and now he took the step but it's one of the fastest way to make money according to some saying that everyone is a their only the person caught is the actual their which means people loot, rob and do all manners of things but you have to be smart enough not to be caught.
Superbowl usually have invaders but this was special because a bet was placed on it and was huge win and the Vocality of the player lead to suspension, if not he would have escaped.

He only got caught because he exposed himself. But if he didn't, I guess that he won't be caught.

I guess this is probably one of the over excitement outcome, the guy probably thought he was invincible and got so happy about what was going to happen and having told people to play such predictions too so he could cover himself, like he wasn't just the only one who placed the bet then he could defend himself that it was a coincidence but loud mouth like I know always get in trouble.

Success doesn't come over night even if it comes you might have to pay for it after the excitement period.

[Mindyspace]

Look, to me this makes it clear that it wasn't just luck, you know? It was manipulation. He not only bet on the event but also helped cause it, even more so by publicly encouraging other people. From that point on, the bet completely loses its legitimacy.
In this case, I think it's fair for the house to act, because this isn't just violating terms, it's interfering with the outcome. If he had stayed quiet, maybe they would never have found out, but he exposed himself too much and ended up drawing attention. It's a fine line between market failure and clear abuse of the system.

In this case, I think it was partly manipulation.

[Asiska02]

Do you mean he never got paid of this big win because he was vocal about it and even made his account to be spotted? That’s such a poor soul and would have regretted his actions by doing that.

You don’t need to be told this was a planned one between him and the guy that invaded the pitch but again, I’m just surprised as some casinos that allows bet on ridiculous events that’s not most likely to happen and put big odds on them. Anyone can decide to play and try to rig the game in their favor just like this guy did.

[macson]

That's why people say sometimes silence is better. If he hadn't talked about it, he might have been able to relax with his winnings, but he was so stupid to keep talking about it and let Bovada identify his account. He likely wouldn't have gotten his $374k, and worse, he might have been facing jail time after running on the field, and that would have probably cost him even more money than he had LOL.

[Sim_card]

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.

[mcdouglasx]

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.

I don't know if the bet was right or wrong, or maybe there's a bit of mass manipulation involved, but it's like the bets for presidents nowadays; whoever knows how to manipulate people best wins the presidential elections. In a certain sense, this bet is similar, because just because someone shouts something doesn't mean it will happen, so it's all a matter of perspective. Some will see it as a feat and others as a trap.

[Cryptomultiplier]

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.

I don't know if the bet was right or wrong, or maybe there's a bit of mass manipulation involved, but it's like the bets for presidents nowadays; whoever knows how to manipulate people best wins the presidential elections. In a certain sense, this bet is similar, because just because someone shouts something doesn't mean it will happen, so it's all a matter of perspective. Some will see it as a feat and others as a trap.

There's of course a major manipulation of the bet involved in the story and I know if such an account has been spotted, it would be banned or if it's possible to arrest such a loud mouthed individual who raved so much about it, then it would happen and he may face the consequences of rigging results.
Bets like this am sure would only be available on a platform like the Polymarket, I doubt the regular sports book like the type I normally visit, would have been so out of line to have made such an inclusion with odds too.

[AVE5]

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. 

The dude Is a mess to his dream. With all the intended impression or boasting as I may say his talkative only landed him to self disappointment.
That's ridiculous and indeed a crazy of him. Would had just shut em up and redeem your jackpot prize.
I believe it was a mistake of him which he's also regretted it otherwise a well coordinated player can't do such mistakes as this one.
Or we should assume the dude wasn't born to cheat and he was only forcing in.  

[Oasisman]

When I searched for his name, it says he's an internet person. So, if I'm not mistaken, he is a content creator or an influencer? or anything like that.
 Well, some of these people are just plain stupid, doing anything they think they can just to make money, even if it means it potentially compromises them.
Look at this YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pIBovu8Dtk0, I think it is similar to that scenario, or these people just recreated what the guy Yuri did in 2021. Because if this is real, I think they just committed and broadcast a fraud, lol.  However, some claim there were no prop bets for the 2024 bowl.
These are all crazy!

[alani123]

What do you mean spot his account. He has his name plastered in his garment. It's his job to do public stunts because the newspapers eat it up and give him free publicity which he then turns into revenue for himself.

[CryptSafe]

This is what you get when you have a loud mouth. He could not control his mouth, and he got himself busted. Anyways, from the storyline, it was a preplanned act, which is the same as him rigging his own bet and exposing himself to letting people know he planned it himself. I believe that served him well, and he must have learnt a good lesson from his mess and would learn to keep his mouth shut about anything he does in his lifetime.

[Findingnemo]

I am just curious about where he made that bet I mean which platform here used, I had seen some crazy betting events in polymarket but not a crazy one like whether an invader will interrupt the live game or not that is too out of even in the wild dreams.

And he bet and interrupted by himself that should make his bet void right?

[Davidvictorson]

The length people go for because they want to win in gambling. And the stupidity not to keep his mouth shut. In the end, I wonder if he was able to withdraw his winnings before his account got detected. I also wonder what the other consequences of his actions may have been- a general ban on all gambling platforms? I doubt they would be able to do this though.