The man who invaded the field of Super Bowl LV and who bet because there would be a streaker on the field, will NOT receive the payment of $ 374, 000 dollars he won.
And just as he will not receive any money, Neither will your friends, because I advise you to put money in the entrance as well.
Yuri Andrade deposited $ 50, 000 dollars for invading the court during the game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs, easily won by the Bucs.
Betting site Bovada.com accepted the bet for just under 7/1. And Andrade had reason to believe that someone would enter the field, as he had planned to do so.
The big game stopped during the fourth quarter when the man ran onto the field in a pink bodysuit.
The #SuperBowl streaker has more yards than the Chiefs tonight 😤 pic.twitter.com/6JMeGNSEMR
– BroBible (@BroBible) February 8, 2021
But their ‘efforts ‘will not be rewarded, and a Bovada spokesperson told Front Office Sports that their bet will be void.
“Our bettors have always relied on on us to ensure the integrity of all accessories offered in our bookmaker. We will continue to ensure that any publicity stunt or misbehavior cannot adversely affect the outcome of a player’s bet. ”
Bovada has said that they will pay bets that their investigations determine were unrelated With the prior knowledge of Andrade or his friends.
Speaking on Kiis FM, Andrade explained what he said to his colleagues. “I basically told them I had a guaranteed bet. And I said I would give them 100 of the 800 allowed on Bovada.com, so I called all the people who I knew and asked them to make that bet. ”
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