Jontay Porter wagered millions of dollars on FanDuel from 2021 to 2023 but not on NBA or college basketball
Toronto Raptors center Jontay Porter owned and operated a VIP account at FanDuel in Colorado that wagered millions of dollars in total from 2021 to 2023, multiple sources with direct knowledge told the Action Network. One of those sources said FanDuel did not accept any wagers on the NBA or college basketball from Porter, whose brother, Michael Porter Jr., is a pivotal member of the Denver Nuggets team that won the NBA championship in 2023. Porter allegedly placed over 1,000 wagers at the sportsbook. “He was firing all of the time,” a source said.
Source: Action Network
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As a VIP, Porter was afforded the typical perks provided to a client who bets a substantial amount, including promotional activity and tickets to sporting events, sources told the Action Network. A FanDuel spokesperson declined comment, citing the pending NBA investigation. During this time, Porter operated a Discord account that provided stocks, crypto and, occasionally, gambling advice for a monthly subscription of $49.99. -via Action Network / April 16, 2024
Colorado gaming regulators are investigating whether Toronto Raptors center Jontay Porter has had betting accounts with any of the state’s sportsbooks and if they were used for betting on the NBA, according to a directive obtained by ESPN. The Colorado Division of Gaming issued the directive to sportsbooks Thursday, instructing operators to immediately report any potential wagering on “NBA affiliated games” by accounts connected to Porter. -via ESPN / April 12, 2024