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1 年前@bl4ckblooc right, but he was betting on the run game, rushing stats and the like, something they would know about more compared to your average person placing bets. To me that’s a clear violation and something the NFL is looking to avoid.
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@bl4ckblooc @goldenjoe6 of course it’s a problem if he’s betting on Colts games, he’s got inside knowledge on game plans. The NFL needs to be as transparent as they can be with their players about what can and cannot be bet on and where the bets can be placed and where they cannot be.
@bl4ckblooc Yea, the fact that a DB with game plan knowledge is betting on that kind of stuff really shows the NFL hasn’t thought this through. I get that it takes time and you gotta weed out the players that’ll bet no matter what but all the information needs to be out there. Take the Jamison Williams case, “betting on team facilities”, he was at a hotel the team was traveling to. Apparently that’s a team facility and nobody on the Lions knew this? This info needs to be more clear.