U.S. Supreme Court,
Entertainment & Sports
Jan. 11, 2019
Wagering on esports is growing rapidly... and susceptible to bugs
Wagering on esports is quite similar to wagering on traditional sports played on courts, fields, tracks and ice rinks: You pick the winner, the number of points, etc.
Chris C. Schwarz
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ADLI Law Group
Email: chris.schwarz@adlilaw.com
Chris focuses his practice on corporate, business transactions and civil litigation. He can be reached at .
Wagering on esports is quite similar to wagering on traditional sports played on courts, fields, tracks and ice rinks: You pick the winner, the number of points, etc. However, esports bring with them critical threats that, if left unaddressed, may make it easier than ever before to cheat when betting: bugs.
Michael Jordan once played with a bug in real life -- the famous "flu game." The "Greatest of All Time" played Game 5 of the 199...
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