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Stern: No penalties for refs in casinos

October 26, 2007October 26, 2007| 0 Comment| 18:39
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David Stern acknowledged Thursday that more than half of his 56 referees had violated NBA policies about casino gambling, but said none will be punished because he felt the rules were outdated. Instead, Stern said he is altering the policies, leaning toward allowing referees to gamble in casinos during the offseason — except for betting in sports books.

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