Man pleads guilty in betting scheme that ensnared ex-NBA player Jontay Porter
5 months, 3 weeks ago

Man pleads guilty in betting scheme that ensnared ex-NBA player Jontay Porter

Associated Press  

NEW YORK — A gambler pleaded guilty Wednesday in a sports betting scandal that got NBA player Jontay Porter kicked out of the league earlier this year. Long Phi Pham, also known as Bruce Pham, pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit wire fraud, admitting that he schemed to con sports betting companies, according to prosecutors and a court document. Pham and three other men were charged in June with plotting to cash in on from a player’s secret plans to claim illness to pull out of two games early. The complaint didn’t name the player, but details made clear it was Porter, whom the NBA banned for life in April after conducting its own investigation.

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