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Author, Game Fixing Expert & Scholarly Authority. Books: The Fix Is In, Larceny Games, A Season in the Abyss, and The Fix Is Still In all available now!
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Need I say more? "Every sport you love could be fixed" nypost.com/2019/06/01/every-… via @nypost
"Introduced."
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says the league could begin using a new “smart ball” in games as soon as 2027, potentially transforming how officials make calls 🤖
The league is working with Wilson to develop a ball embedded with a tiny microchip Bluetooth sensor that can track movement, spin and changes in trajectory.
Thoughts? 🤔
This dude needs to read my books and catch up.
NFL needs to be investigated for the horrible, biased officiating week in and week out.
Been going on for over a decade. The league clearly has an agenda that favors certain teams and penalizes others.
This isn't pop warner. It's a billion-dollar industry that people bet on. Enough is enough. @NFLOfficiating
And I want to access the NBA's internal communications to its referees and its investigation into Michael Jordan's gambling, but we're probably going to get the same result: nothing.
NBA commissioner says league wants access to prediction market data to detect manipulation cnbc.com/2026/10/09/nba-comm…
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BETTORS ARE LOVING DALLAS 🚨
93% of the Money on Cowboys ML
90% of the Bets on Cowboys ML
88% of the Money on Cowboys Spread
76% of the Bets on Cowboys Spread
Look who's waking up 35 years too late.
A 1989 book written by Don Moldea claimed that "no fewer than 70" NFL games had been fixed, and that NFL Security worked with law enforcement to suppress and/or kill "investigations of corruption." nbcsports.com/nfl/profootbal…
This man's career was literally destroyed by the NFL for writing this book.
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The NBA reportedly told the Sixers that Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin could help the team “more than ever” after selling his ownership stake, and Rubin admitted that he had been “violating every rule the NBA had” while still an owner, per @YaronWeitzman and @ginamizell:
“Speaking at the MIT Sloan Conference Friday morning, Rubin quipped that he was ‘violating every rule the NBA had’ while part of the Sixers’ ownership group. That included taking bets on the Sixers when Fanatics entered that space, and having NBA players such as Joel Embiid, James Harden, LeBron James, Chris Paul, and Kevin Durant as Fanatics investors.”
“To that point, according to multiple sources, the league office recently told Harris that Rubin, freed from the constraints of the league’s collective bargaining agreement and anti-tampering laws, will be able to help the Sixers more than ever.”
(via foxsports.com/stories/nba/mi…│ inquirer.com/sixers/sixers-m…)
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The top 4 #NFL insiders using the exact same wording in their tweets about officials being suspended. Who handed them the script: ESPN or the NFL?? Wow.
If you tune into Monday Night Football later today, remember they are celebrating perhaps the most clearly rigged NFL game in history.
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🏈 Grabbing the flag when he’s steps away from Mahomes.
THEN throws flag before they hit the ground.
👉 Can’t wait to hear the excuses #ChiefsKingdom comes up for this one.
#Chiefs = FRAUDS
(video: @ChaseDaniel)
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So these are all facts:
1. Adam Silver said the NBA was waiting for LeBron to pick a team so they can make the schedule
2. 76ers have the EASIEST schedule in the league.
3. Least amount of back to backs
4. Least amount of 3 games in 4 nights
5. Play their first west team on game 18
MOST fraudulent career man ✌️
News flash: soccer corrupt. Raise your hand if your shocked by these developments (given the sport's decades of other scandals).
BREAKING: The Premier League has confirmed that Man City have been found guilty of all charges relating to serious breaches of financial rules.
The PL said the club used "sham" contracts to inflate revenues and cut costs by £900m.
@RobHarris
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A poker cheating scandal straight out of a cybercrime thriller. 👀
A player allegedly used the Mesh Agent Trojan to see opponents’ hole cards, target high-stakes regulars and rack up $837K+ in combined profit across multiple screen names.
How was the pattern uncovered — and which accounts were linked to the case?
🔗 Read the full story on PokerListings.
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#PokerNews #OnlinePoker #PokerScandal #PokerCommunity #PokerListings
This is odd to say the least. Is there something special with that ball?
Very odd incident between #Jaguars DE Josh Hines-Allen and an NFL staffer today.
Allen wanted the ball back because it was Travis Hunter’s first career INT, but the staffer wasn’t having it.
“You can't touch me! Hey! He pushed me!”
(📽️ @BGreenReports)
"The NFL thanks you for watching this presentation of the National Football League." They tell you this after (and before) every "presentation." You just don't bother to listen or learn what that phrase really means.
Every week of the NFL season, fans cry "the refs totally robbed Team X" (and they're not wrong). The NFL does nothing to correct the problem or punish the "bad" refs. Fans then tune in the next week and the tradition continues. Who's the dummy here?
How did the NFL know the nonexistent drink was a beer? And how does the league's official beer sponsor feel about the fine?
NFL fined 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk $14,926 for engaging in an offensive demonstration Sunday vs. Miami. “Your imitation of chugging a beer constituted an offensive demonstration and could reasonably be construed as being in poor taste,” the NFL wrote in its fine letter. Juszczyk, nicknamed “Juice”, already has appealed the fine.
