RJ Cipriani Knows Matt Boyer, Who Allegedly Taking $40M in Illegal Bets from Shohei Ohtani (Part 8)
December 25, 2025
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In a revealing conversation, RJ Cipriani, who knows the accused bookie Matt Boyer, sheds light on a sprawling illegal betting operation allegedly involving $40 million in wagers tied to baseball star Shohei Ohtani. Cipriani explains that Boyer took over the bookmaking business after his friend Owen Hansen went to prison. Hansen, sentenced to 21 years for racketeering and forfeiting millions in assets, once tried to kidnap and harm Cipriani himself.
Boyer, currently serving time in federal prison, reportedly managed significant illegal betting through Resorts World casino in Las Vegas. Cipriani admits his own involvement led to felony charges, but he ultimately exposed corruption among casino executives, resulting in high-profile guilty pleas. Cipriani’s firsthand experiences highlight a complex web of crime, raising questions about the integrity of sports gambling linked to major names like Ohtani.
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