What happened
The NBA said it has worked with sportsbook partners to remove several wager types that could be easier to manipulate, including same-player prop-under parlays, unders tied to players expected to play fewer than 12 minutes, and first-basket, first-3, first-block and opening-tiponf
The league also told teams that players, coaches and training staff will receive in-person betting-rule training, and the changes will extend to the WNBA next season after last year’s gambling cases involving Terry Rozier, Chauncey Billups and Damon Jones.
This does not change a roster, but it can affect game-night betting markets and how teams handle access to sensitive information. The WNBA will adopt the same restrictions next season, while prediction markets are not included.
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Original reporting: NBA works with sportsbook partners to remove specific wagers, prop bet parlays on games — NBC Sports ↗