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A Brooklyn man was busted for allegedly teaming up with a former Toronto
Raptors forward — who was banned for life for sports gambling — to place
bets on games he knew the disgraced NBA player was going to throw, the feds
said Tuesday.
Long Phi Pham, 38, also known as “Bruce,” was nabbed Monday while trying to
board a flight from John F. Kennedy International Airport to Australia on a
one-way ticket, according to a complaint filed in Brooklyn federal court.
一名布鲁克林人被供出并被指控与因运动签赌终身禁赛的前多伦多暴龙前锋Jontay Porter
一起合作并在Porter会放水的比赛下注，联邦检察官周二表示。
根据布鲁克林联邦法院的诉状，Long Phi Pham，38岁，也常常被称为"Bruce"，于星期一
在JFK国际机场准备要以一张单程票登机逃到澳洲前被抓捕。
He is accused of working with Jontay Porter, 24, to place “prop bets” —
also known as a proposition, or a wager placed on a player’s performance,
like betting on the over or under of a certain statistical category such as
points or rebounds.
Federal prosecutors allege that Porter had racked up large gambling debts in
the beginning of the year to co-conspirators, and was encouraged to clear
those debts by throwing games in order for certain bets to hit.
他被指控与24岁的Jontay Porter合作并下注了"特殊投注"