Michael Porter Jr. opens up on the dark side of sports betting and why the NBA hasn’t seen the worst of it yet.

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Michael Porter Jr. says sports betting fuels abuse, moral risks for NBA players, citing his brother Jontay’s lifetime ban and ...

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Michael Porter Jr. spoke about the circumstances some NBA players come from that might motivate them to get into sports betting.

Michael Porter Jr. has attempted to rationalize NBA players influencing betting outcomes for their friends following his brother's saga.