Kevin Durant's loss to Derrick Jones Jr

[StevieRay]

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Yahoo Sports<time class="caas-attr-meta-time caas-attr-seperator" datetime="2020-04-07T00:10:59.000Z" style="font-weight: 400; display: inline-block; font-size: 0.923em; color: gray;">April 6, 2020, 7:10 PM CDT</time>

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[FONT=&quot]With actual sports on hiatus, gamblers have found new and exciting ways to lose their money. So, when the news broke that NBA players would participate in an “NBA 2K20” tournament for charity, bookmakers jumped at the chance to place odds on the games.
That turned out to be a mistake almost immediately. The tournament’s first game — which featured the Brooklyn Nets’ Kevin Durant vs. Miami Heat forward Derrick Jones Jr. — has resulted in a gambling controversy after it was discovered the game was pre-taped.
While the game was broadcast on ESPN, Durant and Jones had played the game earlier, meaning there were some people who could have known the results before the game aired.
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[StevieRay]

[FONT=&quot]That caused a big problem for sportsbooks, according to NBC Sports. Cool Media, a company that creates “newsworthy odds and props,” released a statement to NBC Sports saying it “became obvious that someone knew the outcome of the game.” Cool Media noticed there was an issue after Durant — their favorite — wasn’t getting any action.[/FONT]

 

[PatsFan1283]

If that doesn't tell you how thirsty books are right now, I dunno what would.

 

[X-Files]

Did Pinnacle have a line? If so i imagine the limits were low, maybe even only like $100.

Some of their esports limits have been much more. Like 2k?