Interview and Gaming the Game mention in ESPN Chalk
David Purdum interviewed me for his ESPN.com Chalk article, “More gambling doesn’t up fixing“. Specifically, we explored the never-ending question as to whether legalizing sports
David Purdum interviewed me for his ESPN.com Chalk article, “More gambling doesn’t up fixing“. Specifically, we explored the never-ending question as to whether legalizing sports
by Adam Silver, The New York Times BETTING on professional sports is currently illegal in most of the United States outside of Nevada. I
by Tim Dahlbeg, SI LAS VEGAS (AP) Jimmy Vaccaro never had to go far to find some action in the Pennsylvania town where he
by John Brennan, The Philadelphia Inquirer A federal judge is keeping Monmouth Park from taking bets on sports for now, but frustrated gamblers from
by Eric C. Schneider, Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia Crime is inextricably linked to Philadelphia’s shifting economic fortunes. Its history reflects the region’s status as a
Readers of Gaming the Game: The Story Behind the NBA Betting Scandal and the Gambler Who Made It Happen know the role FBI Special Agent
by David Purdum, ESPN The NCAA and professional sports leagues have battled New Jersey’s efforts to legalize sports betting for more than two years.
by Gary Craig, Democrat & Chronicle When Joseph P. Fafone drove out of his Boca Raton gated community in Florida on Sept. 25, 2012,
by Josh Peter, USA TODAY CARLSBAD, Calif. — Billy Walters wept while talking about his brain-damaged son. He bristled while discussing investigations into his business affairs.
by Declan Hill and Jere’ Longman, The New York Times JOHANNESBURG — A soccer referee named Ibrahim Chaibou walked into a bank in a small