NBA Stars and Mobsters Allegedly Raked in $7 Million from Rigged Poker Games

An explosive indictment reveals a scheme where NBA stars, including Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier, allegedly conspired with the American Mafia to defraud gamblers out of $7 million in rigged poker games.

• The indictment details a multi-million dollar poker scheme involving NBA stars and the American Mafia, utilizing advanced wireless technologies to manipulate high-stakes games.
• Prosecutors allege that Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier, and Damon Jones participated in the rigged poker games, swindling victims over several years in New York City.
• The operation reportedly involved a network of handlers positioned at poker tables, who communicated with remote operators, underscoring the sophisticated methods used in this gambling fraud.