A suspended combined martial arts coach has acted as an agent for an offshore playing website, in line with a report.
James Krause was suspended on Nov. 18 following suspicious line actions in a struggle involving one in all his college students — and it seems that Krause was a intermediary for an offshore sportsbook, individuals who allegedly positioned bets with him instructed ESPN.
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Krause was an agent for a Costa Rica-based on-line sportsbook, and he offered bettors with a line of credit score and log-in data.
A number of authorities businesses are investigating a Nov. 5 struggle between Darrick Minner, coached by Krause, and Shayilan Nuerdanbieke after Minner turned an enormous betting underdog simply hours earlier than the struggle. Each authorized and unlawful sportsbooks noticed uncommon betting curiosity on Minner to lose within the first spherical and for the struggle to go lower than 2.5 rounds. He misplaced by TKO simply over a minute into the struggle.
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Each Krause and Minner had been suspended for failing to reveal an damage on Minner’s prefight medical questionnaire. Minner later mentioned he had a minor knee damage, however docs later revealed he had torn ligaments.
UFC didn’t prohibit fighters or their groups betting on fights, together with their very own, till October.
Krause has been open about his playing, telling “The MMA Hour” podcast that he bets on “nearly each struggle.” He offers betting suggestions in a Discord the place he has about 2,000 subscribers. His betting podcast has been broadcast on UFC Battle Go.
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Krause went 9-4 in his UFC profession that lasted from 2013 to 2020.