NewsDialy
The NBA is tightening restrictions on specific sports betting markets and deploying an artificial intelligence system to identify suspicious wagers ahead of the 2026-2027 season.
These moves, detailed in documents obtained by CNBC, reflect Commissioner Adam Silver's push for greater control over gambling data and market types.
In a letter to authorized gambling partners, including FanDuel, DraftKings, and Fanatics, the league outlined new limits on wagers that could raise integrity concerns.
The restrictions target bets on which player scores the first basket, wagers on players expected to play fewer than 12 minutes per game, and parlays that combine multiple bets on the same player's underperformance.
Keep reading