Online sports betting company Betonline announced that it will be accepting deposits and withdrawals in $Ape at its sportbook and casino. As the Bored Ape Gazette previously reported, Betonline aped into the Bored Ape Yacht Club on February 7thpurchasing Bored Ape #320 for 120 Eth or $360,000 USD. “Our best bet yet,” Betonline tweeted along with a photo of Bored Ape #320. “@BoredApeYC #SuperBowl x Bored Ape #320 Probably something.” The gambling company’s ape, Bored Ape #320

Bored Ape Yacht Club members have been speculating for weeks that bored apes will play a big part at this year’s Super Bowl but BAYC Co-Founder, Gargamel, says that the rumors and theories are getting out of hand. For the past month, BAYC members have speculated that bored apes will be making an appearance at Super Bowl LVI. Many of the rumors stem from the fact that BAYC members Snoop Dogg and Eminem are performing during the halftime show. Rumors of Bored Apes at the super

Online sports betting company, Betonline.ag aped into the Bored Ape Yacht Club last week and changed its social media profile photo earlier today. “Our best bet yet,” Betonline tweeted along with a photo of Bored Ape #320. “@BoredApeYC #SuperBowl x Bored Ape #320 Probably something.” The gambling company’s ape, Bored Ape #320 is a seven-trait golden brown fur ape with scumbag eyes, a Hawaiian shirt and a halo. Based on these traits, Bored Ape #320 is the 2266th most rare ape,

Bored Ape Yacht Club Members theorize on what’s happening in the “lil tease” the club posted last night. Yesterday evening, the BAYC released a Medium article that contained an animated image of a surprised looking Curtis. “P.S. — The header image for this post? That’s something else… Can’t talk about that, Gordo will get mad,” the club wrote in the post. While it is unknown what the animated image is apart of, BAYC members have theorized that this could be a still image from