The rise of Dial Sports and pre-Internet American sports betting
by David Purdum, ESPN The evolution of American sports betting prior to the Internet can be traced back to a garage office in the
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by David Purdum, ESPN The evolution of American sports betting prior to the Internet can be traced back to a garage office in the
By Andrea Day, CNBC Investigators say Joseph Vito Mastronardo Jr. was behind a major sports bookmaking empire with money flowing to Sweden, Malta and Costa Rica,
by Ryan Rodenberg, ESPN U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch – then the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York – and lawyers
by Lester Munson, ESPN Federal prosecutors have laid out an interesting scenario involving millions of dollars that Outside the Lines is reporting came from PGA golfer
by Mike Fish and David Purdum, ESPN RIVERSIDE, Calif. — Nearly $3 million transferred from golfer Phil Mickelson to an intermediary was part of “an illegal
by Ryan Rodenberg, ESPN Throwing out the possibility of Congressional hearings on the issue of sports gambling seems to be a popular thing to
by Bob Cohn, Triblive Gambling is so — the threat of gambling, and to create more threats, is to me — I’m stunned. … I’m appalled . I’ m
by Ryan Rodenberg, ESPN When Stephen Curry takes the floor Tuesday night in Game 3 of the NBA Finals, every facet of his game will be
by David Wharton, Los Angeles Times Nothing about the man in the dark suit suggested he felt uncomfortable or out of place. As a
by David Purdum, ESPN Crime syndicates are attacking the soul of international sports with relentless and brazen attempts at match-fixing and betting fraud, thriving