The Oklahoma City Thunder are the only thing standing between Arizona sports bettor Wayne Shelton and $1,700,000. He placed a $100 parlay more than one year ago that is just 11 wins away from making him a millionaire (if he’s not already). It all comes down to the NBA Playoffs! Shelton,

Pat McAfee has made it very clear he’s not going out of his way to toe the party line since joining ESPN, and he once again proved that was the case by poking fun at the company’s sportsbook on its own network in the wake of an underwhelming earnings report. ESPN is just one of the many

Sports betting has not only made things complicated for athletes and professional sports franchises — see; Ohtani, Shohei and Porter, Jontay — but for broadcasters, as well, as ESPN (and formerly Fox Sports) now has its own sportsbook. The issues with a platform as high profile as ESPN having its

Larry Nance was very quick to clarify that he was not implying any kind of illegal activity after a harmless betting quip during his press conference after the New Orleans Pelicans won their NBA Play-In Tournament game on Friday night. Jontay Porter’s lifetime ban made his career flash before his

Toronto Raptors center Jontay Porter is currently at the center of an NBA investigation concerning a gambling scandal with the potential to bring his career to an end, and he was apparently no stranger to sports betting based on a report outlining his behavior in the years leading up to that