These guys won't stop talking.

And you can pretty much do it.

In per puppituity.

Yep.

The sports hub.

Now I would like to turn to the other case, United States versus ILO, the rigged poker game case.

Beginning as early as 2019, the defendants in this case orchestrated a scheme to use wireless cheating technology

to run rigged poker games across the United States, including in the Hamptons, Las Vegas, Miami,

and Manhattan. The scheme targeted victims known as, quote, fish, who were often lured to participate

in these rigged games by the chance to play alongside former professional athletes who were

known as, quote, face cards.

The so-called face cards included the defendant Chauncey Billips,

who at the time of the scheme was a former NBA player

and is currently the head coach of the Portland Trailblazers.

And also Damon Jones, a former NBA player and coach.

What the victims, the fish, didn't know, is that everybody else at the poker game,

from the dealer to the players, including the face cards, were in on the scam.

He's the bait to get the whales to come play. He's what it sounds like.

He's associating with organized crime to rig poker games to set up unwitting marks, okay?

But he's associating with the mob on gambling.

Okay.

If he's doing that,

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