True, but timing is critical. Bet against it too soon and you lose. Timing the collapse of a bubble is not easy.
This almost unprecedented differential between WTI and Brent cannot be maintained for any significant period of time. Therefore, buying June (or later) WTI and selling same-month Brent against it is a winner BUT, one doesn't know how wide the spread CAN get, might have 8-10 dollars risk in the trade. So, to limit the risk, one does the trade with options, buying June WTI calls and buying June Brent puts. Voila, $ in pocket by end of May, unless WTI and Brent both stay within roughly a 3 dollar range (they won't, btw).
Sometimes one can time the collapse of a bubble.