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The FBI Is Going After Illegal Sports Betting Rings Who Had NFL Insider Information…

Also claims that some of the games were rigged by using fakes player injuries.

Hmmm this is getting interesting. Have followed an Australian man on Twitter for years now and he has said that sports are being rigged and that people are making fortune off of the betting scams.
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Thinkerbell · 41-45, F
House always wins?

Not if Pritzger is playing.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/gov-jb-pritzker-says-1-200500194.html
Thinkerbell · 41-45, F
@cherokeepatti @4meAndyou

From the same article I linked above:

"Pritzker’s comments came one day after his political campaign released partial 2024 tax returns for the governor and his wife, MK, showing they reported $10.3 million in taxable income, including the $1.425 million in gambling revenue."

According to Forbes, Pritzger's net worth at the time was $3.7 billion, so his taxable income of $10.3 million on that vast fortune was less than 3/10 of 1% of his net worth.

Like with all billionaires, Pritzker's accountants know how to keep him in tax-sheltered investments (which, according to Forbes,* have since netted him about $200 million, well above the inflation rate), but will Bernie Sanders or other Democrats complain about Pritzker not paying his fair share?

Naaah... Pritzker is the kind of billionaire Democrats like.

* Forbes, which keeps a regular record of billionaires, placed the governor’s net worth at $3.9 billion as of Wednesday, just higher than its $3.7 billion estimate when he released his tax returns in October of last year. Pritzker has used his personal fortune as an heir to the Hyatt Hotels Corp. to bankroll his political campaigns while also helping fund other Democratic causes nationwide.