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NBA reviews betting integrity policies after federal indictments

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The NBA is reviewing its injury-reporting, staff-training and monitoring policies after federal indictments connected active players, coaches and former league personnel to a gambling investigation. A league memo said the review would also examine information-sharing with sportsbooks and integrity partners; six US House members requested a briefing from Commissioner Adam Silver on the league’s response.

The review could affect betting operators’ information-sharing arrangements and safeguards around player data.

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Story date15 September 202512 December 2025

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