The Athletic NBA Daily Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier Investigation Emergency Pod
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Oct 23, 2025 In this riveting discussion, Mike Vorkunov, a National NBA reporter for The Athletic, breaks down the alarming gambling investigation involving Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier, and Damon Jones. They delve into allegations that Rozier disclosed insider details about his gameplay for betting advantage. Vorkunov clarifies how these individual cases are separate yet highlight critical integrity issues within the league. The conversation also touches on the implications for NBA policies, player reactions, and the ongoing challenges posed by legalized gambling.
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Billups Allegedly Tied To Rigged Poker Ring
- The indictment links Chauncey Billups to a poker ring that allegedly rigged games to defraud players.
- The DOJ says these games took place in high-profile locations like the Hamptons, Miami, Las Vegas, and Manhattan.
Rozier Case Echoes Jontae Porter Situation
- Rozier was arrested in Orlando and is accused of giving tips that influenced bets on his playing time.
- The situation resembled the earlier Jontae Porter case, where shared player information led to guilty pleas.
Rozier Accused Of Sharing Game-Exit Info
- The DOJ alleges Terry Rozier told someone he'd exit a March 23, 2023 game early so bettors could exploit prop markets.
- That insider tip reportedly propagated downstream and was used to place bets on player props and unders.