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Gambling insider Mikki Mase expressed skepticism about the recent illegal betting charges against NBA players, including Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, amid an ongoing FBI investigation into an alleged NBA gambling ring. The probe, spanning 11 states and involving 34 arrests—including high-profile figures like Portland Trailblazers coach Chauncey Billups—centers on accusations that players and coaches used insider NBA information to manipulate bets.
Mase highlighted that suspicious wagers, such as a $14,000 surge on roster-based bets during a 2023 game involving Rozier, do not necessarily prove guilt. She noted that sharing unofficial player condition info within social circles is common and that sportsbooks often limit bets strategically to reduce exposure, not due to suspect activity.
Calling the scope of the case unusually broad, Mase emphasized that evidence published so far is limited, suggesting the charges against Rozier and others may not hold in court.
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