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Jacksonville Jaguars ex-employee, Amit Patel, pleaded guilty to stealing the money through a system the team used for business-related expenses. According to ESPN, Patel lost around $20 million from daily fantasy contests and sports bets on FanDuel...
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As a result, the Jaguars are seeking the $20 million from the sportsbook after Patel transferred money directly to it from a team credit card.

The Jaguars may want the money back from FanDuel, but as the sportsbook is not responsible for the misappropriation of team funds, it could be a request that FanDuel isn't willing to accommodate.

"The way they see it ... we got this money fair and clear. It's not our problem that we have to forfeit it back to you," one source said, noting that they would be "gobsmacked" if FanDuel returned the money.
(The Spun)
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tigerpawl8 months
Gambling addiction? No. He thought he'd never see consequences. It's an excuse they all use for lack of self-discipline. An excuse of convenience.

I have a "driving in the left lane" addiction. I struggle with it. There are consequences.
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WTFhappened8 months
$20M loss is chump change compared to the $100's of millions teams throw away at players that don't deliver squat.
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Rahloh668 months
No photo hunh?
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to bring everlasting shame and humiliation upon your ancestors is the worst thing you can do…RIP Armpit
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LSU Tiger Eyes8 months
Oh WOW! I think I spoke with Amit Patel from Mumbai when I was disputing a credit card charge.
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Dak has stolen a lot more than that from Dallas. Maybe they can recoup some of that.
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EulerRules8 months
FanDuel did not become suspicious while $20M in bets were being placed from a single NFL TEAM CREDIT CARD?? This didn't raise any eyebrows? What am I missing? The Alabama baseball coach didn't place bets with a University credit card and he still got caught.
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EulerRules8 months
...I believe he was caught after a much lower amount.
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lmao Brad B and his retarded buddy in Ohio

LINK
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Geaux Guy8 months
Tricky case. If it was credit card fraud, Typically, the cardholder will not be liable for any fraudulent charge. A $20M card may be an exception but Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover all cover cardholders with a zero liability policy. It should be the card company trying to negotiate some type of recoup of funds.
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MorningWood8 months
Not when you are an authorized user
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gamecockman128 months
If I was fan duel I'd tell them to kick rocks.
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Bamafan248 months
Sounds like you need to hire better accountants.
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TheWalrus8 months
Not FanDuel’s problem
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