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Bovada is one of — if not the — leading black-market sports betting operators taking wagers in the US. Already banned in five states, regulators in Michigan and Connecticut are now taking aim at keeping the platform out of their markets. Since the US Supreme Court overturned the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act in
On Friday (7 June) the US Attorney’s office for the US District Court for the Eastern District of New York announced that the fourth, and last, suspect in the NBA sports betting scandal has turned himself in. Ammar Awawdeh is scheduled to be arraigned in Brooklyn Federal Court later today. Awawdeh, Timothy McCormack, Mahmud Mollah
News trucks lined Temple Street in downtown Los Angeles Tuesday (14 May) and Ippei Mizuhara was surrounded by Japanese and English-language reporters as he walked into his arraignment in federal court. Mizuhara pled not guilty to fraud charges as a “procedural matter,” with the intent to change his plea as early as next week. Mizuhara
On Wednesday (8 May) the US District Court for the Central District of California granted a request to posptone Ippei Mizuhara’s arraignment to 14 May, according to court documents. The arraignment was originally scheduled for Thursday (9 May). US Attorney E Martin Estrada submitted the request. Mizuhara’s attorney, Michael Freedman, agreed to the postponement, and
Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani Monday (25 March) vehemently denied that he ever bet on sports, sent money to an illegal bookmaker or “willfully” paid off gambling debts for anyone during a press conference at the Dodgers facility regarding the sports betting scandal swirling around his former interpreter. The comments were in response to
The Los Angeles Times claims lawyers for baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani are accusing the ballplayer’s interpreter of stealing money and placing “bets with an allegedly illegal bookmaker who is the target of a federal investigation.” The Los Angeles Times broke the story today (20 March) claiming baseball superstar Ohtani’s lawyers are accusing the ballplayer’s interpreter
