Mandeep Singh is facing a lawsuit for allegedly failing to repay advance payments totaling over $240,000 for 2024 Super Bowl tickets. The plaintiff, Vegas Tickets, claims that they made the payments to Singh for the tickets, but he failed to deliver the tickets as agreed upon. The lawsuit seeks to recover the amount paid by Vegas Tickets to Mandeep Singh.

Vegas Tickets is a local Las Vegas business that obtains tickets to various shows and events and resells them to consumers. Vegas Tickets’ principal, Roger Jones, has been conducting business in Clark County for numerous years and is extensively familiar with the ticket resale business. Jones has known Mandeep Singh since 2018, and Singh was previously a client of Vegas Tickets. Per Singh’s 2023 bankruptcy filings, he earned an average monthly net income of $5,150 from the event tickets commission. 

On or about January 10, 2024, it is alleged that Singh commenced inquiring about tickets to the Super Bowl, which was being held in Las Vegas, Nevada, on February 11, 2024, and contacted Vegas Tickets regarding the potential resale of those tickets. 

Between January 11, 2024, and January 18, 2024, Singh contacted Vegas Tickets’ principal, Roger Jones, multiple times with an offer that he had confirmed multiple tickets in various sections of the Allegiant Stadium for the Super Bowl but was negotiating the final price. In addition, Singh informed Jones that he was negotiating the price and attempting to obtain a suite. 

During this time, Singh also stated that he may be getting access to tickets for additional suites from Las Vegas hotels/casinos. He did not indicate any issue with obtaining the tickets; he had already accepted cash from Vegas Tickets to purchase. The overall agreement was that both Singh and Vegas Tickets would buy any tickets that Singh could obtain and split the cost of those tickets 50/50.

During the time frame of these ticket transactions, Singh would periodically send Mr. Jones purported “screenshots” from third parties regarding the tickets, and at one time, even showed Mr. Jones a “ticket stub” showing one of the ticket sections. As such, Jones had no reason to doubt that Singh had access and the ability to purchase all of the tickets that Singh represented he could buy. 

On January 18, 2024, Singh messaged Jones and stated that he had a conversation regarding the release of the tickets and that the tickets will, in fact, not be released until approximately one week to ten days after the AFC championship game is held, or just days prior to the February 11, 2024, big game event. 

On February 6, 2024, Singh sent Mr. Jones a screenshot of an X account, allegedly reflecting that there were issues with the NFL. Singh then informs that officials are now involved and not to list any of the tickets for which Jones had provided payment and which had separate signed agreements. Mere days before the actual game, Jones requests that Singh collect back the money he has paid towards the tickets and suites. 

Despite repeated requests to meet and for Singh to refund the money paid by Jones, Singh failed to return any of the monies paid by Jones and failed to provide even a single ticket. Singh would subsequently claim that he would, in fact, return Jones’ money and request additional time, but no meeting occurred, and no refund of any of the money took place. 

Timeline as alleged by Vegas Tickets LLC in a lawsuit against Mandeep Singh

January 10, 2024 – $17,500: Vegas Tickets provided Singh $17,500 towards the two tickets in Section C134. An agreement was signed regarding these tickets reflecting that Mr. Singh had received the initial $17,500 and the agreed upon January 20, 2024.

January 11, 2024 – $15,500: Singh subsequently confirmed that he was able to obtain two more tickets in Section C112 for a total cost of $31,000.00. At that, Singh again came to the Vegas Tickets office, and Vegas Tickets provided Singh with $15,500.00 towards the purchase of those two additional tickets

January 11, 2024 – $17,500: Vegas Tickets provided an additional $17,500 in cash towards the purchase of the Section E1518 tickets.

January 13, 2024 – $32,500: Vegas Tickets paid Singh $32,500 for the two pairs of WL2/WL3 tickets. 

January 13, 2024 – $17,500: Vegas Tickets then paid $17,500 to Mr. Singh for the Section E1518 (set two) tickets

January 15, 2024 – $17,500: Singh offered two more tickets in the “East Suite” section for a total of $35,000. Once again, Vegas Ticket agreed to purchase these tickets from Singh and paid him $17,500.

January 16, 2024 – $55,500: Singh said the tickets were in Section C134 and Section E1546 for a total cost of $110,000 and would be delivered no later than January 21, 2024. As a result, Mr. Jones paid Mr. Singh $55,000 from his own personal funds.

January 18, 2024 – $42,500: Singh was paid $42,500 on January 18, 2024, for two pairs of tickets in Sections C131 and C134. 

January 18, 2024 – $30,000: Offered two additional tickets in section C133 for a total of $30,000. Mr. Jones pays for this set of tickets in full and pays Mr. Singh $30,000 for the Section C133 tickets

Per the lawsuit, Vegas Tickets paid Mandeep Singh over $240,000. Mandeep Singh has allegedly failed to return any of the funds he took despite promising to do so. It is alleged that Mandeep Singh intentionally misrepresented his ability to buy or otherwise obtain tickets to the big game in Las Vegas to Vegas Tickets and Jones and did not have access to purchase and obtain tickets.

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