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This Shayilan Nuerdanbieke guy got almost no betting action until right before the event at every single sportsbook. Then he demolishes this Minner can, who appeared to be injured halfway through the fight..

Do we have another Dillashaw situation, but with a bunch of cool insider info gambling happening behind the scenes?

What say you, good people? I saw the line movement and dove on blindly. lol.. Already had parlays with Minner not to finish, so figured it can't hurt to double down. Did you get screwed by what may or may not have been another rigged fight?

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3 hours ago, Bezerker101 said:

Brady is absolutely right, I noticed this a while back  -  Minner's coach James Krause hangs with a couple dudes that bet 1 million USD on certain fights - I know this to be true !

 

 

He's right. 

The question I really have is how much money does it take to move a line at ONE sportsbook, and would moving the line on Bovada then move the line at MGM? I'm gonna guess not.

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See this is why the UFC launched that bogus athlete betting policy.  James ****ing Krause is selling picks to people that have been north of 80% accurate.  I remember when you picked at 74% but that was like 6 years ago before the roster was littered with a ton of cans and even more women.  Method was also not required he offers props as well.  Homie better careful.

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1 hour ago, PlatinumClegg said:

See this is why the UFC launched that bogus athlete betting policy.  James ****ing Krause is selling picks to people that have been north of 80% accurate.  I remember when you picked at 74% but that was like 6 years ago before the roster was littered with a ton of cans and even more women.  Method was also not required he offers props as well.  Homie better careful.

He was coaching this idiot that got bodied. If he sold Minner to lose, he should be banned from the sport.

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10 minutes ago, Bwana said:

Krause has really become a good coach as of late, but I think he's making a lot of money playing dirty.

I think he's one of the better minds for coaching as well but this is sketchy.

What I find odd is he's also linked to that Trevin Giles 1 day notice middleweight fight.  He and his own team said they would appeal that decision on grounds of possible conflict of interest.  Giles had a relationship with the only judge that scored the first round with him.  Then Krause goes back to welterweight for a win and retires.

Then his own fighters are sandbagging rounds.  Showing up injured and tons of money gets bet against them at the last second.  Soon enough people will be apprehensive about signing a contract against some he trains.  They just might not want the drama that follows and then Krause is going to get singled out.

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4 hours ago, VertFTW said:

greed bro...he wont listen until someone threatens him or he gets mysteriously hurt or something weird happens.

That could be what happens.  He was getting asked on social media about it.  He played it off saying I'm no longer a UFC fighter.  Then when questioned a little deeper about his membership policy for giving his picks was "Yeah we all good."

That wasn't verbatim obviously but he seems to feel like he has a loophole.  Now the UFC are also acting like nothing is going on here.  No one swung from -200 to -425 in just a couple of hours before the fight.

@cashfl0w Not only did money pour in on the Chinaman but money poured in on him under 2.5 rounds and round 1 KO/Tko.

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3 hours ago, PlatinumClegg said:

That could be what happens.  He was getting asked on social media about it.  He played it off saying I'm no longer a UFC fighter.  Then when questioned a little deeper about his membership policy for giving his picks was "Yeah we all good."

That wasn't verbatim obviously but he seems to feel like he has a loophole.  Now the UFC are also acting like nothing is going on here.  No one swung from -200 to -425 in just a couple of hours before the fight.

@cashfl0w Not only did money pour in on the Chinaman but money poured in on him under 2.5 rounds and round 1 KO/Tko.

Bold is where it gets really sketchy. That's why I'm almost certain Minner took the dive.

The thing I don't think people realize is that Minner is essentially poor. This guy ain't making six figure paychecks. He's basically living check to check. He might have needed to make it into the cage to pay some bills. Or it could have to do with who pays for the surgery on his knee, if he sustains the injury in the cage vs. out of it.

I'm convinced something strange took place on Saturday. To what extent is the real question.

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16 hours ago, cashfl0w said:

https://www.mmafighting.com/2022/11/16/23462725/darrick-minner-faces-possible-sanctions-for-hiding-injury-in-bout-flagged-for-suspicious-betting

Nailed it!

Suprised there isnt any class action suits against the UFC yet...ufc doing what they can to avoid this clwarly.

UFC release:

Like many professional sports organizations, UFC works with an independent betting integrity service to monitor wagering activity on our events,” UFC officials said. “Our betting integrity partner, Don Best Sports, a leading global supplier of real-time betting data for North American sporting events, will conduct a thorough review of the facts and report its findings.

“At this time, we have no reason to believe either of the athletes involved in the bout, or anyone associated with their teams, behaved in an unethical or irresponsible manner.”

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Jeff Molina was like "James Krause has the utmost integrity! He would never do anything to jeopardize the integrity of the sport!"

Jeff Molina finna go to prison. I'm sure whatever guy is banging him in the **** is gonna be super impressed he was in the UFC, when he tells him one day as they're circling the yard and Jeff is holding his pocket.

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