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May 3, 2024… Your vibe will feel stable and grounded today, Aries. Don’t keep it all for yourself! It can feel like you are so in touch with yourself that you have a lot to give to others. Loved ones have important needs that you can meet for them. Friends and associates also benefit from the hope you emanate when you’re feeling this good. Don’t hold back. Spread the good vibes.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
May 3, 2024… Your dreams can show up as vivid full color episodes today. When the universe sends messages this clear, you may find it difficult to deny your true passions. Don’t hesitate to share what you see and feel, Aquarius. Sharing your vision with a close friend or partner helps solidify plans, and creating it as a solid intention can make it a reality.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
May 3, 2024… Your dreams can show up as vivid full color episodes today. When the universe sends messages this clear, you may find it difficult to deny your true passions. Don’t hesitate to share what you see and feel, Aquarius. Sharing your vision with a close friend or partner helps solidify plans, and creating it as a solid intention can make it a reality.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
May 3, 2024… Your dreams can show up as vivid full color episodes today. When the universe sends messages this clear, you may find it difficult to deny your true passions. Don’t hesitate to share what you see and feel, Aquarius. Sharing your vision with a close friend or partner helps solidify plans, and creating it as a solid intention can make it a reality.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
May 3, 2024… Your dreams can show up as vivid full color episodes today. When the universe sends messages this clear, you may find it difficult to deny your true passions. Don’t hesitate to share what you see and feel, Aquarius. Sharing your vision with a close friend or partner helps solidify plans, and creating it as a solid intention can make it a reality.
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
(UnitedVoice.com) – Jontay Porter is the younger brother of NBA star Michael Porter Jr. He followed in his brother’s footsteps and played professional ball, including for the Toronto Raptors. Now, the NBA has banned him from playing for life.
In March, reports surfaced that the NBA opened an investigation into the basketball player for gambling. According to ESPN, there were reports of multiple bets from January through March made by the player. For example, on January 26, Porter only played four minutes and then left the game with an alleged eye injury. While he was in, he didn’t attempt any 3-pointers.
ESPN reported in March that the day after that game, DraftKings Sportsbook said the under on Porter’s 3-pointers resulted in the biggest money winner of any NBA player for bettors who were wagering on the props for the game that evening.
Another game in March raised red flags for those monitoring licensed sports bettor operators. Investigators learned Porter gave bettors information about his own health before a game. Another person then placed an $80,000 bet that the basketball player would hit the stats set for him in the online sports books.
The individual would have won more than $1 million if he was right. Porter only played for 3 minutes that game, then left for an unknown illness. His decision to exit the match resulted in none of his stats being met. The bettor didn’t receive their money, though. It was frozen and never paid out.
On April 17, the NBA announced Porter was banned for life. The league said an investigation found the player bet against his own team and disclosed the private health information of players to sports bettors.
The Associated Press reported Commissioner Adam Silver accused Porter of violating the league’s rules. He said the player’s actions were “blatant” and nothing was more important than the league’s integrity.
Porter also placed 13 bets using someone else’s account. The wagers won him more than $20,000.
Copyright 2024, UnitedVoice.com
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