The image claimed that he was a betting genius not some dumb criminal. Yuri Andrade, the 31-year-old Florida man who briefly disrupted the game with his run in a pink leotard and black shorts, announced in an apperance on a Florida. Seems like a no-brainer.ĭouble PS: Can’t believe I didn’t post this video in yesterday’s blog. Super Bowl Streaker Will Not be Paid FebruWhen everyone on social media started sharing the streaker meme, it immediately piqued my interest. Plus, they could stretch out a note a little longer than normal if they needed an extra second or two. For example, if I were placing a super bowl streaker prop bet and wanted to bet that no streakers would run onto the field during. Nobody knows better than them how long it’s going to take them to get through the Anthem. The streaker was 31-year-old Yuri Andrade and it was revealed that he won a lot of money for his stunt. In a surprising announcement, renowned sportsbook Bovada has decided to issue refunds regarding a prop bet where bettors wagered whether a fan would run on the field or not. But while he’d likely be sporting bruises, his bank balance will be padded nicely after he revealed he bet that there would be a streaker during the game with the odds at 7. If it happened, Andrade would be 374,000 richer. PS: In a similar vein, I’ve often wondered what would prevent the singer of the National Anthem from betting on the over/under on Anthem length. FebruBovada Refunds Prop Bets Affected by Super Bowl Streaker At Super Bowl 55, a streaker ran onto the field, causing quite the stir in the sports betting world. Andrade claimed to have made a 50,000 bet on +750 odds that someone would streak onto the field during Super Bowl 55. So even though FB is deploying it’s fact-check taskforce and refuting this, I desperately want it to be true.
#PROP BET STREAKER FOR FREE#
Hell, I partake in half of that equation most weekends for free anyway. If somebody told you that all you’d have to do is wear a one-piece hot pink swimsuit and run onto a football field, get jackknifed in the endzone, and you’d make $374k, would you do it? If we’re honest, I’d probably do it for much less. Bet the ‘streaker’ prop bet at +750, place the wager at $50K, go to the game, streak, pay $1k to get out of jail, clear $374K. If this were true (allegedly), it would be one of the greatest boondoggle’s in the history of gambling. I think there are a lot of outlets reporting that this meme making it’s way around in internet is false, but I want it to be true so I’m blogging about it anyway.
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