Jules Andelman places 100K on Pats vs Bucs SuperBowl

[Triumph]

Julian Edelman Bets $100,000 On Patriots & Bucs Reaching Super Bowl

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[Rob0729]

Julian Edelman Bets $100,000 On Patriots & Bucs Reaching Super Bowl

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I think Jules is going to lose a lot of money. If I was to bet, I would be neither makes it. The Pats are just not good enough and I think all the injuries are going to catch up to the Bucs when they start to play the best teams in the league.

 

[Sicilian]

I love the loyalty to his good friend and former team... but this is the kind of bet that leads to retired players burning through their money in five years.

 

[Patsfanin Philly]

Andelman? Was he Eddie's long lost son?

 

[RobertWeathers]

Andelman? Was he Eddie's long lost son?

We can ask Judy if she recalls getting slipped a foot long at the last Hot Dog Safari.

 

[TinhWoodhead]

Must’ve been last month when the Pats was on a winning streak

 

[maust]

I love the loyalty to his good friend and former team... but this is the kind of bet that leads to retired players burning through their money in five years.

I get where you're coming from but in this case the $100K didn't come from his retirement fund. He did some social media work for Wynn. He split the $100k they were going to pay him between bets on the Pats and Bucs, got decent odds (+340) on the Bucs too. Unlike the OP Wynn pays off on their bets so he stands a decent shot at turning that half of the bet into $170k.

 

[cmasspatsfan]

Andelman? Was he Eddie's long lost son?

Is Jules the phantom gourmet?

 

[The Boston Patriot]

Uhmmmm, it's time for a head scan Jules.

 

[Hyped]

I love the loyalty to his good friend and former team... but this is the kind of bet that leads to retired players burning through their money in five years.

He is betting house money though......

 

[Sicilian]

I get where you're coming from but in this case the $100K didn't come from his retirement fund. He did some social media work for Wynn. He split the $100k they were going to pay him between bets on the Pats and Bucs, got decent odds (+340) on the Bucs too. Unlike the OP Wynn pays off on their bets so he stands a decent shot at turning that half of the bet into $170k.

He is betting house money though......

Thank you for the context! Makes me feel better.

 

[Tottie]

I get where you're coming from but in this case the $100K didn't come from his retirement fund. He did some social media work for Wynn. He split the $100k they were going to pay him between bets on the Pats and Bucs, got decent odds (+340) on the Bucs too. Unlike the OP Wynn pays off on their bets so he stands a decent shot at turning that half of the bet into $170k.

He probably also has to place the money down as part of the deal but gets the payoff. I'm not sure I like where NFL gambling is heading. Every platform is going nuts for it.

 

[PatsWSB47]

Would love to Andleman win the bet. He'd get to see Browdy face the Pats in the Superbowl

 

[captain stone]

He should've just given the do-re to -me, I would've made much wiser, ahem, investments...

 

[TomPatriot]

He probably also has to place the money down as part of the deal but gets the payoff. I'm not sure I like where NFL gambling is heading. Every platform is going nuts for it.

The NFL has been a gambling sewer for decades. But you’re right; it’s getting worse.

 

[Sicilian]

The NFL has been a gambling sewer for decades. But you’re right; it’s getting worse.

It's not just the NFL either. Watching an NHL broadcast now, and the announcers are reading promos for the bets you can place IN BETWEEN periods on what will happen the rest of the way. It's always been intertwined with the sports world, but no one even tries to hide it anymore.

 

[yukon cornelius]