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The NCAA wants to abolish Prop Betts from being accessible to college games and if you don't know what a

prop bed is, it's basically a wager that does not relate to the final score.

For example, it's like the over under on interceptions

that are going to be thrown during a game or how many yards someone will rack up.

Now Charlie Baker's reasoning, the president of the NCAA, says that it will lower the pressure and the amount of illegal

gambling by players and on the surface that may sound right and his intentions

may be good I always doubt the NCAA when it comes to that, but the truth is people

are going to try and skirt the system either way. Now by eliminating prop bets,

you're not going to eliminate the cheaters, you're just going to make them go through a more narrow door.

The cheating will not stop, and eliminating options is not the best way to go about trying to stop anything.

What you do is make the punishment or to try. best way to go about trying to stop anything.

What you do is make the punishment or deterrent

so severe that the potential offender just decides not to do it.

The same reason why criminals go back out and defend when they just get

let right out of prison after they get arrested. It's because the consequence

doesn't outweigh the benefit of getting away with it. And just like crime, you're never going to stop all criminals.

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