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Two more defendants plead guilty in college basketball point-shaving case
Roderick Winkler, an admitted match fixer, and former Southern Miss guard Arlando Arnold have entered guilty pleas in the college basketball point-shaving case.
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According to iGamingiGamingiGaming is the online gambling industry: online casinos, sports betting, poker, lotteries and bingo, delivered through websites and mobile apps. Business, Roderick Winkler, who has admitted to fixing matches, and former Southern Miss guard Arlando Arnold have formally pleaded guilty.
Both filings were submitted shortly before publication. The case concerns point-shaving, the manipulation of game margins in college basketball. The report includes no further details, such as the amount wageredВейджерWagering requirement (wagering) is a bonus condition that sets how many times the bonus amount must be bet before winnings can be withdrawn. It is usually written as a multiplier, for example x30. or sentencing timelines.
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