Bill Simmons admits to proxy betting on FanDuel in a shocking revelation
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The Ringer founder admitted he used his daughter’s boyfriend to place bets through his FanDuel account — a practice prohibited by the sportsbook and Massachusetts gambling regulations.
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What happened
The Ringer founder admitted he used his daughter’s boyfriend to place bets through his FanDuel account — a practice prohibited by the sportsbook and Massachusetts gambling regulations.
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