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A timeline of sports gambling scandals since 2018

On May 14, 2018, just after 10 a.m. ET, the United States Supreme Court struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992, the federal statute that had restricted legal betting to primarily Nevada for 26 years. It was a landmark decision for two of America’s favorite pastimes: sports and gambling. States wasted […]

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Inside the NFL’s gambling policy and uptick in violations

Editor’s note: This piece originally ran May 22 and has been updated with Monday’s news that the league is investigating Isaiah Rodgers of the Indianapolis Colts, reportedly for wagering on the Colts, according to SportsHandle.com. Regulated sports betting is spreading rapidly around the nation, and the NFL is trying to stay ahead of potential problems […]

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Inside the NFL’s gambling policy and uptick in violations

Editor’s note: This piece originally ran May 22 and has been updated with Monday’s news that the league is investigating Isaiah Rodgers of the Indianapolis Colts, reportedly for wagering on the Colts, according to SportsHandle.com. In the wake of five players being suspended in April, the NFL is investigating a second wave of potential violations […]

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FAQ: Calvin Ridley exemplifies challenge of stopping players from betting

Atlanta Falcons receiver Calvin Ridley is the biggest name to be suspended for gambling since legal sports betting began spreading in the United States four years ago. It seems unlikely that he’ll be the last. Preventing players, coaches, officials and anyone from betting on games in which they participate is a massive challenge for stakeholders […]

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