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The recent Super Bowl was awash with betting,
and while most people were betting on the game, TikTok user, atkadenbooth, had other plans.
I'm camping outside the Super Bowl stadium with his listening device for the next few days.
You can bet on how long the National Anthem will be.
Someone try to time the rehearsal and make money.
When the TikTok influencer showed up outside the stadium to time the rehearsal,
he expected lots of people to be there doing the same thing.
I thought I was going to show up here and there would be 500 people sitting outside.
Like everyone's saying it's like so genius,
but I really thought there'd be 500 people in lawn chairs all trying to make.
Booth used the information he got from timing the rehearsal to place a bet on the length of the national anthem performance,