Gamblin…Smoke and Fire
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Probably under the assumption that betting apps are every where and many athletes all over the country are betting on something.
Every athlete can now gamble $199 or less on pro sports. That's my takeaway
Iowa State Notifies NCAA of Sports Gambling Allegations Against 15 Athletes
From May 8th so we may be in the clear.
Knowing Iowa State, we probably submitted these on April 29th, so they will bring down the hammer on us.
It says in the fine print that Kansas is exempt.
Wouldn't your returning starting QB and highly recruited starting RB be one of these four?? The smoke and fire are still alive.
I suppose this could be something:
- Student-athletes who engage in activities to influence the outcomes of their own games or knowingly provide information to individuals involved in sports betting activities will potentially face permanent loss of collegiate eligibility in all sports. This would also apply to student-athletes who wager on their own games or on other sports at their own schools.
And a bunch of SEC schools and tOSU reported theirs on May 3rd.
Maybe to keep them out of the spotlight and avoid the questions that would be thrown at them would be my guess.
Gambling on pro sports seems to beless of a penalty than on a college game. Although we all gamble on things in life, #### I still have soybeans that I could have sold at $16a bushel. College games 3 game suspension at most, depending on amount and if you participate in that sport. Pro games maybe 1game.
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I do know that the gambling company's have come out and said that the betting that took place did not effect the integrity of the game.
Exactly this. The NCAA doesn’t want a handful of players on every team suspended for half/all of the season.
Honestly it could be worse. I feel better about what the punishments will be for ISU athletes than what I did before.
Yes I know but the way it reads if they bet on any sport from their college it is instant loss of eligibility. So say a football player bet on an ISU basketball game whether they effected integrity or not they are done.
Edit: My response was to what he had bolded.
What are the betting rules of friends/relatives of NCAA student athletes? Can Mom bet on son the kicker's team point spread? Asking for a friend.
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