Cost him 1k to get out of jail so he cleared 374k on the bet! No s***. 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. His buddy went out first as a diversion so he didn't get caught as quickly as his friend. 'He bet 50k on a prop bet at +750 that there would be a streaker at the Super Bowl. Alexander's Restaurant while having lunch before leaving Tampa,' the unidentified man believed to be posing alongside a shirtless Andrade in a photo claimed in the direct message. On Monday (February 8), an unidentified man believed to be posing with a shirtless Andrade in a photo shared in the direct message claims the streaker made $374,000 on the prop bet, which was far more than the cost of bail. Perez reports one individual placed an $800 bet and won $6,000, but as told he would not rececive the money and his Bovada account was closed by the website. However, Bovada said it would investigate each wager and void any of the streaker bets made by Andrade or others involved with the stunt, meaning they would not be paying the winning funds. Perez, who confirmed Andrade placed the bet on Bovada, an offshore sports book, before running onto the field during the fourth quarter of Sunday's game. Despite having presumably spent thousands of dollars on his ticket to Super Bowl 55 in Tampa, a man that would later be identified as Yuri Andrade made a mad dash onto the field in. The bet was later confirmed by Front Office Sports' A.J. Super Bowl 55’s Infamous Streaker Bet We don’t have to look too far into the rearview mirror to find an example of one bettor taking matters into his own hands. Yuri Andrade, 31, of Boca Raton, Florida, was reported to have made a $50,000 prop bet at +750 that there would be a streaker during Super Bowl LV prior to running on the field himself on Sunday (February 7) night, according to a leaked direct message from a person claiming to have met Andrade after he was bailed out of jail. The ‘Super Bowl Streaker’ explained that Bovada had a +750 prop bet for a fan running onto the field. We’ll see.The 'Super Bowl Streaker's' plan to make a big payday for himself has been denied. But for now its a fun story, and maybe its true. I’ll keep looking into this to see how it plays out. Insider recommends waking up with Morning Brew, a. Now it looks as though Andrade won't be cashing in on his bets because he keeps talking about it. After his streaking stunt, Andrade said he had bet 50,000 that a streaker would take the field. That is of course if the judge has that discretion, and isn’t bound by state fine limits. Super Bowl streaker Yuri Andrade made a splash Sunday at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.

But if his judge finds out about the bet and tries to make an example of the guy, he could fine him whatever the maximum is and really eat into a chunk of those winnings. I’d probably risk that too, if my record could take another hit. Which means if its true he could clear an insane amount of money for a small fine and a misdemeanor charge. When it comes to sports betting, the Super Bowl. Instead of making one giant bet that would have resulted in obvious red flags, he called around his friend group asking them if they would set up an account with Bovada, in an attempt to compile a large number of separate bets that wouldn. The streaker was released from jail on a $500 bond. ndrade was arrested on misdemeanor trespassing charges and it reportedly cost 1,000 to bail him out of jail. The ‘Super Bowl Streaker’ explained that Bovada had a +750 prop bet for a fan running onto the field. The Seahawks in 2022 went 9-8 and sneaked into the playoffs, only to lose at the San Francisco. But again, that doesn’t prove it false, yet. They went 14-3 and came within three points of beating the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl. along so quickly before I realized that I was about to book my eighth Super Bowl.

Of course Vegas pros are saying that no sports book would take a bet like that, possibly because someone could just rush the field and make it come true. Streaker's, drunks, and all-around whackos, but this time he sensed. Even says the claim is unproven, but not false yet. That doesn’t make it true by any means, but so far the story is holding up, and makes a much better story than just a streaker at the game. However when I went to look into the details of this story I haven’t found anything to prove it wrong yet. A post shared by Sideline Daily I don’t normally trust any old social media post, because that’s stupid.

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