Officialsportsbetting.com NHL Betting Knights abruptly end deal with betting pick-seller

Knights abruptly end deal with betting pick-seller

Three days after announcing a partnership with UpickTrade, a Mexico-based company that sells sports betting picks, the Vegas Golden Knights abruptly ended the deal.

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