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  • Inside the gambling ring of NBA ref. Tim Donaghy

    I wonder how many Tims we have in the NBA right now...

    Last edited by rocwell; Sat Dec 15, 2018, 09:42 PM.

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    Its crazy how the NBA and NHL want to start getting into the gambling side of sports as well. I don't know how anyone could take the league seriously if they get a cut of betting revenue.

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    • #3
      I don't have any doubt that there's still some "preferred winners" amongst NBA referees in any given game. It would help if the NBA policed more of the egregious calls and non-calls that are so blatant in many games. I'm all for the lower X% of referees being shipped to the lower leagues every year to improve their efficiency but I'm sure the unions won't allow the betterment of the league in this manner.

      This is before the need to address the "star" calls and phantom fouls that infuriate both casual and long term fans alike....
      Off the top of my head, it's the league with the most calls ("penalties") per minute and and total game and therefore the most opportunities for abuse.

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      • #4
        DogeLover1234 wrote: View Post
        Its crazy how the NBA and NHL want to start getting into the gambling side of sports as well. I don't know how anyone could take the league seriously if they get a cut of betting revenue.
        The league will make money off gambling revenue whether Team-X wins or losses. So I can't see how this knowledge makes the NBA less credible (as an entity) for any specific referee whistle.

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        • #5
          G__Deane wrote: View Post
          I don't have any doubt that there's still some "preferred winners" amongst NBA referees in any given game. It would help if the NBA policed more of the egregious calls and non-calls that are so blatant in many games. I'm all for the lower X% of referees being shipped to the lower leagues every year to improve their efficiency but I'm sure the unions won't allow the betterment of the league in this manner.

          This is before the need to address the "star" calls and phantom fouls that infuriate both casual and long term fans alike....
          Off the top of my head, it's the league with the most calls ("penalties") per minute and and total game and therefore the most opportunities for abuse.
          The NBA says they police referees. The problem I have is that it is behind closed doors. Any penalty referees receive for consistently bad calls should be made public just like when they fine players for techs or complaining etc. Transparency would go a long way in combating corruption or just proving the league is fair and legitimate.

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          • #6
            great video. the truth.. It's obvious that sometimes the refs are taking weird decisions, because they have been paid for that. It's a very big business, they make a lot of money on it, by fooling gamblers. Once I've been playing in a Bitcoin casino, I made a bet on a NBA match, and everything was going perfectly as I have predicted, but in the last moment, the ref has taken a super stupid decision and I have lost my bet. It's not happening in every match, but it's definitely real
            Last edited by bionniq; Tue May 25, 2021, 09:17 AM.

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            • #7
              After listening to that podcast (not sure what it was called) I unfortunately started to look with a bit more open eyes on the refs. The result?
              To me it does appear that in some situations they are either adjusting calls for the nba or for gambling reasons. It's not every ref, or even every game. But it sure seems obvious for the big market teams.

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              • #8
                Let's be honest
                Let's be clear

                A/ The NBA is a business
                B/ The NBA is in the entertainment business, not the business of sport
                C/ The NBA exists to sell; primarily a television contract, merchandise, tickets, franchise valuation and to a certain degree, gambling
                D/ It's in the interest of the NBA to promote/have their elite athletes in major markets to facilitate what's in line C. They do this by allowing player collusion, essentially voiding of valid contracts and tampering with players under contract
                E/ The NBA employs/decides who and pays the referees who understand in no uncertain terms, what is in the best interest of the NBA and that's in line D above
                F/ The NBA is the only professional league with the degree of phantom fouls, weak fouls and star favouring fouls on the planet. Nowhere else do you see the amount of fouls called on star players who were not even touched, barley touched or obviously embellishing/flopping (rivaling soccer where at least they and the NHL call embellishment). It's disgraceful but actively promoted and encouraged.

                The NBA is a racket and very likely in loose servitude by with their own referees and/or the gambling community. Those who pretend anything but the above are naive. Even the players admit the NBA is a business....and it's barely more than the WWE.

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                • #9
                  Love how a random thread from 2018 got bumped by a bot.. and we're still talking about. Means we're in off season mode! Hope roc is doing well.

                  The NBA is definitely the sketchiest of all professional sport leagues. Well maybe soccer is the sketchiest, but I don't follow it. But a team out in Canada won the championship in 2019.. so even with all the manipulations by the refs/league/etc.. it didn't do enough to swing a championship that year.

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                  • #10
                    We had a 5 rim bounce or else a single or few warped calls can change the course of history.

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                    • #11
                      Yeah, this is true. This is how it works not only in basketball, but in all other sports, and even in life as well. One small decision, which doesn't look very important at the first sight, can totally change the course of the match, and decide the winner. I figured this out a long time ago, so this is why I don't bet on sports anymore. I prefer to gamble Ethereum on lambo2btc.com, it's safer than betting on sports, and I make more money from this, which allows me to not go for an office job, and wake every day at 7am.
                      Last edited by Soniaox; Sun Jun 6, 2021, 10:03 PM.

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                      • #12
                        These are some awesome suggestions. I'm trying myself to find some great ways to make extra money. I have been cheated numerous times by rigged calls and games. If it wasn't for all these Leflop moments I lost money for, I would probably be rich by now. Such a disgrace. I stopped betting due to that and focused more on a Live casino as they seem much more promising than anything else right now. Are you guys making money out of betting for NBA teams? Personally, I'm never touching them again in my life.
                        Last edited by Snuggly; Thu Jun 24, 2021, 05:11 PM.

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                        • #13
                          I also was cheated a couple of times in the beginning, but I have learned my lesson, and now I am very attentive to every detail. I have read some guides about how to recognize scammers and I am already a pro at it, also I always look for the Best online casinos which offer some bonuses and have only good reviews. However, I still have a lot to learn, but I am having a stable income from it which is enough to buy everything I need.
                          Last edited by Alukard; Tue Dec 21, 2021, 02:41 PM.

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                          • #14
                            I heard about this situation, and I also faced similar situations, and at some point, I decided that sports betting is very unreliable. So now I'm more interested in online casinos. I play mr bet telefonnummer. I like it because of the cool functionality, the availability of many games and big prizes.

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                              Olive00 wrote: View Post
                              I heard about this situation, and I also faced similar situations, and at some point, I decided that sports betting is very unreliable. So now I'm more interested in online casinos. I play mr bet telefonnummer. I like it because of the cool functionality, the availability of many games and big prizes.
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