Dumb and Dumber Plus Super.One?: Launching Sports Arbitrage AI – No Fake CEOs, No Actors

Welcome to another explosive episode of "The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger" with me, Danny de Hek—aka The Crypto Ponzi Scheme Avenger. If you're new to the channel, my mission is simple: to expose and shame anyone running or promoting Ponzi schemes or scams. I’m here to create as much public awareness as possible to save mum and dad investors from losing their hard-earned money—and their kids' inheritance—to the multilevel marketing bottom feeders of the world.

In today’s YouTube live, I’m going to be gatecrashing a webinar hosted by the self-proclaimed "Dumb and Dumber," Mike Lucas and Mike Donaldson. These two, along with a possible appearance from Andreas Christensen of Super.One, are claiming to launch a new Sports Arbitrage AI platform. But before you get excited, let's rewind a bit. These are the same guys who recently embarrassed themselves by promoting another fake arbitrage trading platform called "Aqua Marine Club," which, as expected, has frozen everyone’s money after being blacklisted by Binance. Now, they’re back at it, with bold claims of "No Fake CEOs" and "No Actors!"—but we’ve heard these promises before, haven’t we?

The email they sent out to entice people into this new venture is full of hype and grandiose promises. They’re selling a story of transparency like we’ve never seen before in the network marketing industry—a story they claim has changed their entire outlook after 15 years in the business. They tout 100% proof of arbitrage, 100% proof of profit, and real, verified names of everyone involved, from the lead developer to the marketing manager. They even boast about having a physical office with staff, which is supposed to set them apart from all the other scams we've seen in this space.

But let's be real here. This isn’t the first time we’ve heard such claims. Over the past few years, the MLM space has been riddled with fake CEOs, actors posing as leaders, and excuses for why transparency is limited or non-existent. The email reads like a desperate attempt to distance themselves from the very tactics they’ve employed in the past. They’re betting big on Sports Arbitrage, starting with soccer, moving to basketball, and even diving into the world of E-Sports. But can they really deliver? Or is this just another scheme designed to lure in unsuspecting investors with promises of easy, passive income?

Join me as I dissect this latest venture, expose the inconsistencies, and show you exactly why this new launch is just more of the same old scam tactics wrapped in a shiny new package. We’ll break down the claims, analyze the so-called "proof," and see if these guys can really back up their big talk. Spoiler alert: they probably can’t.

Don’t miss this live session where we’ll dig into the details and hold these scammers accountable. If you’re tired of seeing good people lose money to these schemes, hit that subscribe button and ring the bell to get notified whenever I drop new content exposing the latest scams. Let’s keep these crooks in check and save more people from falling into their traps.

Key Highlights:
Webinar Hosts: Mike Lucas and Mike Donaldson (possibly Andreas Christensen)
Topic: Launch of a new Sports Arbitrage AI platform
Previous Scandal: Promotion of "Aqua Marine Club," which has now been blacklisted by Binance
Claims: No fake CEOs, no actors, full transparency, 100% proof of arbitrage and profits
Real Motive: Luring investors into another dubious scheme with empty promises
Tune in to see if this so-called "revolutionary" platform is anything more than another Ponzi scheme in disguise. I’ll be live, gatecrashing their webinar, and exposing the truth behind their empty promises.

See you there!