Bovada ripping off customers with Super Bowl prop bets
Made a prop bet that Luke Bryan would sing the National Anthem in jeans. Bovada paid the bet shortly after his performance but reversed the position this morning and said he was wearing black jeans not blue and the bet was a loss. They were dark blue jeans but they claim their Sports Book manager's decision is final despite the mountain of photo evidence and articles to the contrary. Anyone else get ripped off in this scam? Would like to know if this was just Bovada or if other "reputable" casinos pulled this?
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http://people.com/sports/luke-bryan-sings-the-national-anthem-at-the-super-bowl/
"The Georgia native wore jeans, a maroon shirt and a black jacket."
http://www.eonline.com/uk/news/826907/luke-bryan-kicks-off-2017-super-bowl-with-national-anthem
"Dressed casually in a pair of denim jeans, black jacket and a graphic T-shirt, "
Even Bovada said "...he was wearing black jeans..."
Was the bet on Blue Jeans, or Jeans?
They look black to me.
What I could find has the prop bet specifying blue jeans. Most reviews say he wore jeans, no color specified. A few say denim jeans, again with no color specified. BUT The Hollywood Gossip review specifies "Wearing blue jeans and a black jacket over a purple shirt." I can see the color differences in the video embedded in the review. Looks like dark blue jeans to me, the kind you wash t!he first time by themselves because the dye is so strong. The jacket provides a black reference: the jeans are not black. I think you got screwed.
way too many stories out there about bovada stiffing customers
The picture Zcore13 published above, if you zoom it, shows blue jeans without a doubt. Small size they look black, but close up they're definitely dark blue.