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The details emerging are straight out of a criminal movie—rigged poker games, the use of X-ray glasses to read facedown cards, and shady dealings with the infamous La Cosa Nostra. The investigation suggests that insiders in the NBA, including players and coaches, exploited inside information, betting on outcomes like player injuries and game results to inflate their earnings through illegal wagers. Particularly alarming is the case of Rosier, who, despite earning over $26 million annually and accumulating hundreds of millions in career earnings, was involved in a recent injury game where bets on his underperformance totaled nearly $14,000.