Terry Rozier investigated by the feds for manipulating his performances

[AleksandarN]

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Update:

ESPN’s Shams Charania reported on the Pat McAfee Show on Monday that Terry Rozier has now been cleared of any wrongdoing regarding the federal probe. “Terry Rozier as of now has been cleared. He finished the season with Miami, there’s nothing really active as of right now with him,” Charania said.
Source: Sports Illustrated

https://hoopshype.com/2025/06/30/terry-rozier-cleared-of-any-wrongdoing-in-gambling-federal-probe/

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https://www.hoopshype.com/story/sports/nba/2025/07/15/terry-rozier-remains-under-federal-investigation-in-gambling-probe/85212508007/

[Liam_Gallagher]

Sports betting has gotten out of control.

[Duffman100]

Oh wow. This makes sense to do when you're making 20+ million a year...

[moss_is_1]

Sports betting has gotten out of control.

The fact it's so mainstream really makes you question the quality of sports.

[xxSnEaKyPxx]

Sports betting has gotten out of control.

It’s never been in control.

[Bornstellar]

Embarrassing when guys who are making millions of dollars are doing stuff like this on the side. Pure greed

[EmpireFalls]

Looks like MJ did teach him some moves in Charlotte after all.

[Shock Defeat]

Jontay Porter was just the beginning

[MartyConlonOnTheRun]

Not sure I feel great about wasting taxpayers money to ensure the integrity of the player prop bets. Like I get it, it is fraud, but there isn't some white collar corporate crime that actual impacts people beyond degenerate gamblers and sport fans?

[JRoy]

Rough time to be a MIA fan.

[Pattycakes]

It’s funny how they paint these guys as having some huge underground mafia ring… maybe there’s truth maybe there’s not, but the spin on these things is absurdly entertaining

[Tony15]

He'd been so bad on the court lately that no lie when I read the thread title I was like "damn now it all makes sense!"....

[BrianInPhilly]

I bet often and they changed props this year but back in 2023 they literally had everything … over/under turnovers (now they have only select players but back then they had basically whole team), under several point numbers etc etc … would be so easy if Rozier was say over 1.5 turnovers to just throw the ball away 2 times and win the bet. More players prob do this but we never know

[DimesandKnicks]

Sports betting has gotten out of control.

The fact it's so mainstream really makes you question the quality of sports.

It’s nuts how casually something so addictive is just being marketing from podcast to games and beyond.

[cocktailswith_2short]

There's multiple sports betting ads every commercial break . Some with ridiculous **** in there. The integrity is gone none of the mainstream sports hold anyone's respect at this point .

[shangrila]

He'd been so bad on the court lately that no lie when I read the thread title I was like "damn now it all makes sense!"....

It's certainly one way for Miami to get off his contract

[Lord_Zedd]

https://www.espn.com/nba/boxscore/_/gameId/401469250

Him leaving 10 mins in due to a "sore foot" was almost exactly what Jontay Porter did

[kobe_vs_jordan]

I bet often and they changed props this year but back in 2023 they literally had everything … over/under turnovers (now they have only select players but back then they had basically whole team), under several point numbers etc etc … would be so easy if Rozier was say over 1.5 turnovers to just throw the ball away 2 times and win the bet. More players prob do this but we never know

That’s how they end up getting caught. Putting large money on low action props

[uncleduck13]

With Draft Kings / FanDuel logos plastered all over the courts, league has nothing but themselves to blame

[Ruma85]

Sports betting has gotten out of control.

The fact it's so mainstream really makes you question the quality of sports.

Is this a U.S thing because in Europe gambling is quite acceptable, in my country we have 14/15 year olds going to bet for football/soccer games.