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  • 2 years later...

Boutte bet close to 9,000 times from 4/22 to 5/23

 

Assuming those are month/year that's over 20 bets every single day.

8 minutes ago, 4th&Five said:

 

Betting 9,000 times in 13 months is pretty impressive... That's like 23 bets a day on average

So explain to a guy who knows and gives very few shits about gambling -- why make bets on games in the offseason?  I didn't even know you could do that.

He not just betting on LSU football. Almost guaranteed he was working as an agent for a bookie..making bets for teammates ?

2 minutes ago, South Austin said:

So explain to a guy who knows and gives very few shits about gambling -- why make bets on games in the offseason?  I didn't even know you could do that.

IN before the Mom joke.

2 minutes ago, South Austin said:

So explain to a guy who knows and gives very few shits about gambling -- why make bets on games in the offseason?  I didn't even know you could do that.

Of the ~9,000 bets only 17 were on NCAA football so clearly if you are placing on average 22 bets per day you are betting on every fucking sport under the sun and a bunch of prop bets too as a guess.

11 minutes ago, Pimphand said:

Of the ~9,000 bets only 17 were on NCAA football so clearly if you are placing on average 22 bets per day you are betting on every fucking sport under the sun and a bunch of prop bets too as a guess.

And if only 17/9000 were on NCAAF, with 6 on LSU, that doesn't really seem like a problem for LSU.  

Do I have to do everything around here?

 

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Boutte allegedly created the name of a fictitious female, Kayla Fortenberry, to create the online gaming account and used his own mother’s credit card to fund the account, the warrant says.

Seventeen wagers were made on NCAA football, which including wagers on LSU Football between the dates of August 28, 2022 and October 9, 2023, the warrant states. Six of the wagers were on LSU football, including one game where he bet on himself, investigators allege. That particular game was LSU versus Florida State on September 4, 2022 where Boutte allegedly placed one bet that he would personally score at least one touchdown in the game and another bet that he would have over 82.5 receiving yards.

18 minutes ago, Francisco 2.0 said:

 

 

 

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So over 13 months he lost a shade under $82,000 + all the time it takes to place almost 9,000 bets + getting arrested?  #winning

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As mobile sports betting goes live, LSU looks to cash in with email blasted to many, including some students

January 28, 2022 9:44 PM in News
Source: WBRZ

 

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BATON ROUGE - Shortly after mobile sports betting went live across much of Louisiana Friday morning, LSU attempted to cash in as part of a partnership with Caesars Entertainment.

An email sent from GEAUX-MAIL, the official email of LSU Athletics, offered students, faculty, fans and anyone else on the email list $300 in free bets after an initial $20 wager with Caesars Sportsbook.

"I thought it was strange that the students got mailed about gambling," said student Jeramie Britt. "Just because I think we're in a young age group where people are a bit more vulnerable to impulses. I don't know if that was the best decision on them to do that."

The message addressed to "Tiger Fans" tells them to "rejoice" and place their first bet now that mobile betting is available in 55 parishes.

"I do think it's a little strange that LSU is promoting it, considering a lot of the students aren't 21," said student Ian Chesson. "I mean, I don't think they shouldn't have. It's just kind of odd."

The ad does note only those 21 and older can participate.

The email was sent to any students, faculty and fans who subscribed to emails from LSU Athletics.

WBRZ asked some students who are under 21 and receive LSU Athletics emails if they got the promotional email. They said they had not.

In September, LSU signed a "multi-year, seven-figure deal" with Caesars to make it the exclusive sportsbook of the athletics department.

In a press release from the university at the time of the announcement, Caesars noted it would "not market to students or fans under the age of 21."

WBRZ asked officials with the university and the athletics department Friday afternoon how many people received the email, if any of them were under 21 and if more promotional messages should be expected.

Channel 2 did not receive responses to those questions.

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1 hour ago, MonkeyDoughnut said:

Boutte allegedly created the name of a fictitious female, Kayla Fortenberry, to create the online gaming account and used his own mother’s credit card to fund the account, the warrant says.

Seventeen wagers were made on NCAA football, which including wagers on LSU Football between the dates of August 28, 2022 and October 9, 2023, the warrant states. Six of the wagers were on LSU football, including one game where he bet on himself, investigators allege. That particular game was LSU versus Florida State on September 4, 2022 where Boutte allegedly placed one bet that he would personally score at least one touchdown in the game and another bet that he would have over 82.5 receiving yards.

 

Dumbass. If he gets hurt in the first series he loses those bets. Bet against yourself, take the dive, profit. 

 

13 hours ago, Steel Shank said:

Poon Tang!!!

All them dirty knees makes me want to lay some pipe.

  • 3 weeks later...
1 hour ago, Laxtonto said:

 

This is all a big misunderstanding. He just thought he was playing Grand Theft Auto with Apple Vision Pro.

who amongst us hasnt had thoughts of killing our girlfriends???

 

*crickets*

 

oh.... just me huh???... whoops thats another Mr. Pickford altogether.

 

Miami stole the crazy title from Tenn, maybe LSU wants the Fulmer crown. 

14 minutes ago, Dennis Taylor said:

No spring game for you mister!

Let’s not get crazy here. No first half of the spring game. 

  • 11 months later...
On 1/25/2024 at 2:19 PM, Francisco 2.0 said:

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Forget prosecuting this kid. Set him up w/ a sport betting company. The kid can pick winners. 

5 hours ago, TreatyOak said:

Forget prosecuting this kid. Set him up w/ a sport betting company. The kid can pick winners. 


Looks like he came up short 80k. 
 

In: 130K
Out: 50k

 

13 minutes ago, thunderlounge said:


Looks like he came up short 80k. 
 

In: 130K
Out: 50k

 


What if there's still hundreds of thousands of dollars in the account?

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