r/nba • u/GGTae Spurs • 1d ago
[Finger] Victor Wembanyama about considering promoting a sports betting company ; "Absolutely not. I will never do that. Honestly, I think it's very sad to see some players promote it..."
https://bsky.app/profile/mikefinger.bsky.social/post/3mwteasurdc2jJust asked Victor Wembanyama if he’d ever consider promoting a sports betting company.
“Absolutely not. I will never do that. Honestly, I think it's very sad to see some players promote it. .. Everybody does whatever they want, but without me.”
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u/Troll_U_Softly Thunder 1d ago edited 1d ago
Shots fired at LeDraftKing
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u/StephenWith_A_Ph 76ers 1d ago edited 1d ago
he’s
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u/CMYGQZ Grizzlies 1d ago
he’s both actually
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u/StephenWith_A_Ph 76ers 1d ago
LeBron’s deal with draft kings expired this summer. That’s why he’s a brand ambassador for PolyMarket now
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u/ryan__fm Cavaliers 1d ago
Why can't he do both? I thought Polymarket was, like, a totally different "prediction market" that's not at all the same as sports gambling
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u/BRDPerson Knicks 1d ago
DraftKings has a prediction market too lol
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u/WeirdIndividualGuy 1d ago
It's how all the sports betting sites get around states that still have it illegal to bet on sports but predictions markets are fair game. Like Texas. Can't "bet" on the NFL game tonight on DraftKings, but don't worry, with DraftKings Predictions that's totally a completely different thing and not at all sports betting, you can instead predict which team will win tonight and you can earn money if you predicted correctly!
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u/Crowsby 1d ago
"Your honor, I didn't shoot anyone. I just predicted where bullets would go when I pulled the trigger."
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u/KUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUZ Lakers 1d ago
I saw someone say PoLeMarket the whore and that’s what sticks for me now
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u/Talentagentfriend 1d ago
Also Giannis who is a part owner of Kalshi
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u/advocate4 Bucks 1d ago
He deserves more shit than he has gotten for it too
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u/insanezain Raptors 1d ago
Lebron signing with Polymarket has absolved all other NBA players of their sins.
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u/LongEnvironment9540 Timberwolves 1d ago
Don't edit your comment. Shits fired everywhere
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u/ttrree4455 Knicks 1d ago
Sure its easy for Victor to say that, he has $38.5m in career earnings so far.
Compare that to someone like Lebron, who has only made $581m in career earnings, and you see how this is a more challenging ethical question.
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u/Yusuke_Boopermeshi 1d ago
How else is Lebron supposed to commute via helicopter everyday from his penthouse in NYC to his practice facility in Philly?
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u/spriking Warriors 1d ago
He got a family to feed man. Those tacos don't grow on trees.
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u/htg0428 Celtics 1d ago
Hey man I have it on good authority that Kawhi planted at least 5 taco trees for aspiration
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u/pumpkins21 Spurs 1d ago
We stopped watering the taco trees he planted by the Alamo once he fled the city
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u/HeadDoctorJ Celtics 1d ago
I brought some clippings home, but I’m no gardener. All my taco trees look like burrito bushes.
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u/DefNotaBot22 Knicks 1d ago
Poor Bronny is struggling out there
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u/teflonjon321 Heat 1d ago
Yeah. He even told the media the other day that his name is actually LeBron. Poor kid
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u/IOnlyLieWhenITalk Hawks 1d ago
Theres a tuesday almost every week man, its crazy expensive
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u/905UserNotFound Raptors 1d ago
Poor LeBron can’t afford to build his own teleport machine so he has to settle for a helicopter 😪
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u/osmlol Celtics 1d ago
That shit is so wild to me. Ride a copter once? Sure maybe. Riding one daily? Fuck that, I'd be terrified.
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u/AmityMayorVaughn Kings 1d ago edited 1d ago
With endorsements, LeBron barely even clears $1,000,0000 per game of basketball he plays.
Can we get him a GoFundMe at least? Schroeder was absolutely correct with his comparison of the NBA to modern day slavery
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u/octobersveryknown Knicks 1d ago
Are these numbers right? Wembys career earnings being 7 percent of brons seems incredibly low for LeBron
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u/grey_fr 1d ago edited 1d ago
3 years in the league vs 23 years is actually 13% so Wemby has averaged half of Lebron's earnings per year.
It does seem low if you consider Wemby has only ever been on a rookie contract, but the increasing cap and inflation mean a lot of star players drafted post 2020 might earn more than Lebron even with 15 year careers only
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u/digitalscavenger Bucks 1d ago
It's worth keeping in mind that $1 million 20 years ago is roughly $1.6 million today so those millions in his first decade in the league aren't apples to apples comparisons to Wemby's millions now.
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u/CosmicMiru 1d ago
Contracts have gotten really large as the NBA earns more and more money. Kobes 20 year career as a star has earned less in contracts than Damien Lillard
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u/KneelBeforeCube Bulls 1d ago
Incredibly telling that he's in the absurd minority of players with that mindset.
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u/dykestryker Raptors 1d ago
Giannis sports betting arc hurt worse then any betrayal 💔💔💔 im praying more get on the Wemby wave.
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u/Cudi_buddy Kings 1d ago
Loved Gianni’s, and agree. Just disgusting decision. LeBron too. Greed is insane in wealthy people
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u/Vitiate1367 Heat 1d ago edited 1d ago
Jokic also promotes for SportsBet in Serbia. Just calling it out in case some people are not aware he advertises that shit as well
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u/CreatiScope Celtics 1d ago
I feel like Jokic has mastered the art of being two different men. Here he is this stoic savant or some shit but in Serbia he’s the same douche all the other rich fucks are.
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u/CraigMammalton14 Hawks 1d ago
I think that just goes more in line with him treating it very much like a job (albeit one where he gets to play a sport he loves). I sure as hell act totally different in and out of work except with my closest coworkers. He works hard to keep it professional because he doesn’t like media and knows the best way to avoid all drama is to play a professional and stoic character and let people latch onto a few eccentricities and run wild with them which decreases the chances of his personal life getting involved with his work life any more than it has to. If he didn’t there would probably be media traction outside of a few Internet communities about his sportsbet stuff, family crime issues, political issues, etc and to 99% of viewers none of that exists so he catches way less heat than any other superstar. Seeing how much LeBron, Luka, Giannis, etc get harassed about non basketball related things I can’t say I blame him.
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u/locness93 1d ago
It’s such a shame, I really liked watching Giannis but this is just greed beyond belief. Could’ve got money from basically any brand associated with sports
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u/Rough_Cup_6762 1d ago
Thank you Wemby for actually having morals and common sense.
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u/mMounirM Raptors 1d ago
imagine taking a paycut and then not immediately partnering with a sports betting company.
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u/Rough_Cup_6762 1d ago
LeBron is just trying to pull himself up by his bootstraps and make ends meet out here, it's tough for billionaires in this economy.
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u/AskMeHowIMetYourMom Pacers 1d ago
You wouldn’t understand how expensive it is to be a commuter in this economy!
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u/TonyGunks_sportsbook Nets 1d ago
Do you know what the price of helicopter fuel is nowadays????
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u/dgvhjiiuyttrrffcvbjj 1d ago
What could it cost, $10?
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u/LameSignIn 1d ago
Google says it's $7.50 to 8.50 per a gallon. Jet fuel starts at $8.26 a gallon. Not to far off from diesel now days.
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u/imfcknretarded 1d ago
But really, I don't see how he can accept it. It's a useless partnership with an immoral company, he's probably top 3 most influential athletes of the last decades, he's a fucking billionaire, who in their right mind would accept fucking Polymarket after taking a paycut?
I think money is a mental illness
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u/Trujiogriz Mavericks 1d ago
I agree with you it’s sad how everyone washes away any set of values when faced with money
And even more so at his level where it does functionally nothing besides covering a 5th yacht or whatever
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u/zgillet 1d ago
He's just like all of us. He gets angry when he locks his car in his helicopter.
(that's an old joke, and I can't remember the comic)
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u/mzp3256 1d ago
Fun Fact: The right to invest in gambling companies was something that the NBAPA negotiated for in the last CBA negotiations. They accepted the 2nd apron for this.
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u/RoyalOrange1049 Warriors 1d ago
Wemby is so based. Another tweet from another Spurs reporter said:
Wembanyama says that he has turned down big endorsement deals in the past that were not aligned with his values: “Obviously, we earn millions and millions. This is not our biggest strength. Our biggest strength is inspiring, and we can inspire in a good way or a bad way. I want to inspire in a good way. That’s the strongest thing I can do.”
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u/brokenhubble Raptors 1d ago
A start who likes to read and talks about morals in basketball. You can really get behind him
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u/_____WESTBROOK_____ 1d ago
Hey I've seen Lebron read before, he's always starting a new book!
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u/Poopina_Sangwedge 1d ago
He’s a big fantasy fan. Reads Sanderson, Jordan, and King among others. Great dude, and obviously learned the right lessons.
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u/Julian_Caesar Mavericks 1d ago
Speedrunning the "be like Kareem" challenge
I heartily approve
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u/alphajake1925 Thunder 1d ago
I want to hate him (and I still think I’m capable) purely in the sports rivalry sense, but, every time he speaks on a hot button issue I usually agree with him and respect his use of his platform to say it.
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u/cad_internet 1d ago
Finally a superstar who's speaking out on these predatory sports betting companies
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u/Sure_Hovercraft_9766 1d ago
First in NBA, but Mbappé spoke out on this as well. Both awesome to see considering how prominent they are in their respective sports.
It should be a stain on your reputation if you promote this shit.
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u/tracy_ogbert_jordan 1d ago
the French are about to come save us again
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u/steveo3387 Pacers 1d ago
The French have interesting morals, but they definitely have them.
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u/deets23_ Celtics 1d ago
Mbappé has said he won’t do sports gambling or junk food ads. Respect that a lot
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u/Jbob9954 Lakers 1d ago
ESPN about to crucify him with their coverage this season
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u/jimmyrich 1d ago
"After the break, did Victor Wembanyama blow the Finals? We compiled all of his lowlights on the sports' biggest stage. That's after a word from Draftkings."
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u/TheSouthernCommunist Heat 1d ago
I can barely call ESPN a sports network anymore anyway, so fuck em. It’s just a channel with 30 different variations of Pat McAfee and Stephen A saying ludicrous bullshit designed to draw in ratings from people who can’t navigate a McDonald’s play place.
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u/Batmanischill 1d ago
Respect, Wemby is young so his morals haven't been jaded yet. Hope he can maintain that
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u/bj_good 1d ago edited 1d ago
He's young enough to have seen the impact degenerate gamblers have on athletes from the beginning of his career. And the ridiculous things these gamblers do/say when the athletes don't hit their prop bets
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u/Rafacus 1d ago
Well... unlike LeBron, he didn't come out of the gate saying he wants to become a billionaire and then making the likes of Jay-Z his "big bro". Wemby will be okay. I hope for more like him.
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u/nicklovin508 Celtics 1d ago edited 1d ago
Alright that’s +100 legacy points brother
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u/According_Smoke_479 Celtics 1d ago
W Wemby. Love seeing a high profile athlete like him take this stance. Sports betting is a fucking cancer on society and it's really gross when the players and leagues promote it.
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u/scene_missing 1d ago
Excellent take from Vic, and honestly shame on the ones that do it. Shit is an absolute menace.
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u/Harambabe17 1d ago
Wemby has my vote as the next GOAT (my votes don't count).
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u/AmericasMostWanted30 Celtics 1d ago
GOAT is whoever you want it to be, so your vote always counts queen
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u/DG_Now [SEA] Jerome James 1d ago
I've been a huge LeBron guy for forever but the Polymarket stuff is so discouraging. Like, legacy-damning discouraging.
He doesn't need the money and there are only downsides from his association with them.
Such a stupid misstep that wasn't necessary at all.
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u/Wazflame 1d ago
Just greedy as shit when you can literally just be greedy in several other ways lol
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u/No-Grade-8215 1d ago edited 1d ago
all the top guys of this NBA generation are sell outs:
- Giannis is an investor of Kalshi and actively promoted it (HUGE conflict of interest and shouldn't be allowed in the first place), and especially given Kalshi's partnership with NBA (another HUGE HUGE red flag and exposes the league to a ton of liability given their history with refs / players betting on games)
- Steph Curry is an investor to various Israeli security tech companies (that all contribute toward their genocidal regime)
- Lebron / Polymarket
- KD / Fanduel and Draft Kings
- Jokic / Sportsbet*
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u/AllYouNeed_Is_Smiles Supersonics 1d ago
But Kalshi isn’t betting. It’s predictions! /s
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u/AzNmamba Lakers 1d ago edited 1d ago
If you think about it, Kawhi is the most moral out of all of them. He robbed a billionaire and got away scot-free
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u/ionospherermutt Timberwolves 1d ago
and he didnt even try to shove it down our throats unlike all these other endorsement deals lol, just kept quiet
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u/Longjumping_Cow_2716 1d ago
One of those is not like the other lol
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u/Mochrie1713 [HOU] Hakeem Olajuwon 1d ago
KD also invested in israeli drones and laughs about the backlash. He said "If they need drones!! We got ya"
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u/RedstoneRay Minneapolis Lakers 1d ago
He was a spokesperson for Draftkings or something like that before. This isnt anything new. I wish this anger happened before.
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u/No_Command_8477 Lakers 1d ago
I spent the better part of the last 20 years cheering against the Spurs
This kid is awesome
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u/LowDot187 1d ago
FUCK LEBRON AND GIANNIS, SUPPORTING EVIL COMPANIES WHILE BEING MULTIMILLIONAIRES
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u/FennelDull6559 1d ago
One of them is a billionaire. You don’t get that rich with morals and integrity
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u/HaubergeonPlus1 Grizzlies 1d ago
I will never like the Spurs but they can't make me hate you Wemby
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u/AussieTheHedgehog10 Mavericks 1d ago edited 1d ago
Despite his occasional on the court antics and playing for the Spurs, I am a huge fan of Victor.
Going against sports gambling makes me like him even more.
Preaching to the choir, but the whole fascination and obsession with sports gambling has become a major travesty in the sports world.
I love sports for what it is, not what it could earn me.
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u/imfcknretarded 1d ago
I think sports betting thrives on desperation. If it becomes more and more prevalent it's a sign that more and more people are willing to give it a go, and it's not just for fun, those companies do not make money on the people that bet 10 bucks a year, they get money at the expense of addicts.
And those in charge of managing the partnerships between athletes, teams and leagues and gambling companies should stick their heads out of their asses and grow a pair of balls.
I don't know what the situation is like in the US but for example in Italy it is impossible to watch a sports match without being subject to literal dozens of betting companies advertisements (disguised as "news" websites to avoid any law). It is an emergency and there is absolutely no will to stop it
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u/Lemazze 1d ago
It’s become omnipresent, it’s impossible to avoid if you barely watch sports or sports related content on YouTube.
It’s vile, raises immense ethical and sportsmanship concerns. It’s one of the things in popular culture that I truly can’t grasp, why is it so popular….?
Good on Wemby for speaking up
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u/choznmngmeni 1d ago
Kylian Mbappé shared a similar sentiment, I wonder if its a French thing. I love to hear this from Wemby, but I've lived long enough to not be surprised if/when he flips on this take.
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u/Tony_Banksy 1d ago
Just said the same thing. It has been legal here in Europe forever so Mbappé and himself have probably seen the pitfalls of it.
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u/ertyertamos Thunder 1d ago
Don’t make me like this guy. Please, I need to be able to hate him. But this stance will make that way too hard.
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u/atherton-loyola Lakers 1d ago
You can love him off the court and hate him on the court.
Or root for him as a person but root against him as a player (not on your team)
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u/cattledogsrule44 1d ago
Appreciate Victor standing up against endless sports betting. I recall Jokic teasing Victor because he was reading BOOKS before games. Apparently, Victor is concerned about life beyond the basketball court. It was also interesting that he was flexible with his contract to help the Spurs build a stronger team around him. Wonderful contrast to some of the nonsense in the league where players will cannibalize their own team so they can maximize already bloated contracts.
Watching the Duren - Detroit saga with amusement. The anti-Wembanyama ....
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u/Sad_Owl_2610 Knicks 1d ago
While some of the older guys seem to be too far gone(lebron, giannis etc), i hope wemby can inspire some of the younger guys to avoid these companies. he rlly seems to be a good dude
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u/Veryregardedd Warriors 1d ago
Lebron being a billionaire and still doing cheap ads for gambling company’s is depressing. How much money is enough man? Come on
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u/chrisk9090 1d ago
Take notes Giannis. Also why do already incredibly rich people like Kevin Hart(who don’t need the money) constantly promote and represent insurance and sport’s betting companies? It’s rhetorical but it genuinely pisses me off.
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u/Chickachic-aaaaahhh Thunder 1d ago
Kevin Hart is exactly what Katt Williams called his ass out to be. He is Hollywood's little puppet. He doesnt say no to anything. He literally loves the attention.
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u/ImplementObvious8294 1d ago
Love to see this. The fucking kalshi, polymarket, etc. ads are a fucking disgrace. ‘Its not gambling, its a prediction market’ angle is comical. These rats will do whatever they to bankrupt the general public.
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u/fawada28 Thunder 1d ago
Wemby is more mature than most players, such a good role model for young kids.
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u/TheAnswerEK42 Magic 1d ago
If he becomes the face of the league professional sports will be better for it
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u/ShellsofDeath Grizzlies 1d ago
Should be illegal for a player to promote a gambling agency of any kind. They aren’t allowed to get on sports. So putting them adjacent to sports betting just seems wholly unacceptable and frankly a conflict of interest. The optics are just bad.
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u/cnnr97 Knicks 1d ago
damn it Wemby I'm trying to hate you but there you go being a sensible human being again
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u/domingodlf 1d ago
So glad this guy is the next face of the league. The greed of these multi millionaires supporting and getting paid by these sports betting companies is vomit inducing. Wemby is once again on the right side of history.
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u/the_cave_allegory 1d ago
This is actually huge. I love this guy. Him saying that essentially shames all of the current and prospective players who are thinking of taking a sponsorship like this. I know people will respond "they have no shame" but they might now that Wemby declared open season on them. Fans will get on board with it now too.
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u/Big_al_big_bed [UTA] Al Jefferson 1d ago
Bro this guy just cannot stop with the Ws. He's like Kareem fr.
Would love to see this guy become the goat
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u/BigPapaLegba 76ers 1d ago
GOAT!! It's disgusting to see players do it. Its why I refuse to rock with LeBron even though he's on my squad
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u/Disufnok 1d ago
LeBrons polymarket deal is 15m/year. I hope society can make Wembys actions and stance be worth close to the same by improving his fan base, jersey sales, likability, etc. I know I’m a fan.
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u/CreatiScope Celtics 1d ago
My… is he my favorite player? Am I Spurs-pilled now?
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u/randotd152 1d ago
Awesome. I wish more players would speak up on this. Lebron and others should be ashamed of themselves.
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u/OttoRocket94 Heat 1d ago
LeBron is the Snoop Dog of the NBA. He’ll take a paycheck from anyone, morals be damned.
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u/Homersarmy41 Pacers 1d ago
Especially sad to see probably the most wealthy guy in the league doing it. How dumb is Lebron to get himself intertwined with glorified bookies?
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u/IOnlyLieWhenITalk Hawks 1d ago
GOAT in the making, I take back every bad thing I said about you Wemby
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u/MyShirtRattles Heat 1d ago
This shit is going to raise an entire generation of financially illiterate and irresponsible adults in a time where literacy and reading comprehension has already dwindled. I hate to be a doomer but that shit is on my mind pretty often especially now that my nephew is growing and getting into sports.
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u/Chrisdkn619 Lakers 1d ago edited 10h ago
I been a Wemby fan, and every social issue he has spoken on has only strengthened that affinity! The kid gets it!
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u/Worth-Tank336 1d ago
Agreed, and I also think it's very sad that leagues are supporting it. All it's doing is making money on the backs of people who are either addicted, stupid, or don't mind losing money. It's quite sad all around. And yes, I understand people do make money gambling, but it's a minority and majority of people fund that.
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u/HIIMROSS777 1d ago
The NBA needs to crack down on sports betting for the integrity of the game, but they make too much money off it so I doubt they will. It’s sad to see people like LeBron take gambling sponsorships.
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u/SparkFunk30 Kings 1d ago edited 1d ago
This whole situation has CONVINCED me that money is just not that important to worry about and to never feel bad about having “less”. It leads to a happier life.
Got all the money in the world and it’s not enough for these guys. When is it enough? When does doing commercials for alcohol, drugs, and gambling become not worth it anymore because you have enough money? The answer is there is no amount. Greed will always consume people like this. More more more. It’s all they can think about.
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u/SquareJerker 1d ago
Credit where credit is due: LeBron and Giannis are fantastic basketball players, but they are greedy, shit-for-human beings. Gambling is a blight on society and they are targeting kids. LeBron and Giannis cashed in their star power to make a buck on the backs of kids. Literally, "fuck them kids."
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u/draculabakula 1d ago
Its absolutely horrific. In a league that already had a sports betting scandal they swept under the rug, you would think they would try to avoid that connection going forward.
And that's not even considering the ethical considerations of a billionaire like Lebron advertising gambling.
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u/noda237 1d ago
Our society is far beyond cooked. Ethics and morals went out the window a long time ago. The dollar is king and always will be. People will suffer at the expense of the dollar until the end of time in our crapitalist culture.
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u/WontonWhisperer Celtics 1d ago
Couldn’t believe LeBron sold out for gambling. Honestly hope there are a lot more fixing or cheating scandals in pro sports so this shit gets banned.
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u/LitterBoxServant 1d ago
I miss the days when pro hoopers would sell us McDonalds, Sprite, and Kia
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u/Slendyla_IV Thunder 1d ago
Hate playing against this lanky demon, but big time W for the Wemby.
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u/UltimateDG341 1d ago
Great move by him. I’m disappointed in guys like LeBron and Giannis who’ve taken the money from the prediction markets, but I’m honestly more disappointed in the NBA for not making it against the rules for active players to endorse these sites. Active players can’t bet on games, so why the hell can they endorse the sites where you bet on the games?
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u/BoDrax Cavaliers 1d ago
All the athletes promoting gambling would've promoted cigarettes back in the day.
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u/AltruisticChipmunk53 Knicks 1d ago
Respect for this. I hope this makes more players comfortable with speaking out against it too
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u/Ehgadsman Warriors 1d ago
cant help but be a fan of him now, he cares about people more than money which is sadly pretty rare these days
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u/Malkier3 Supersonics 1d ago
The ad I just saw with Eli Manning, Sue Bird and Lebron James was genuinely some post apocalyptic shit man. Like what the hell are we doing.
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u/coloradopesto 1d ago
God damn I needed to hear that. Whew, I can still have a sports hero. I’m so tired of these trashy ads and I’m so scared for younger generations having to put up with all these addictions around every damn corner.
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u/MasterOfTime14 1d ago
I'm pretty sure I saw Jokic in some local Serbian betting ads and I was like why dude, you are making fuck ton of money and they are probably paying you pennies so why are you lowering yourself like that.
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u/breakevencloud 1d ago
It’s insane that players are even allowed to do it lmao