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Lewis follows a professional sports bettor known as a 'mule' — someone who places bets on behalf of sharps (professional gamblers) who have been banned by sportsbooks for winning too often.
Canon
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Lewis challenges the most-generous-interpretation Canon: you cannot give sportsbooks the benefit of the doubt when their entire business model depends on customers losing. Some institutions deserve the least generous interpretation.
Highlights
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Sportsbooks ban customers who win — the business model requires losing customers
Lewis reveals that legal sportsbooks routinely ban or limit customers who win consistently. The 'free market' of sports betting is rigged: the house doesn't just want an edge — it wants to exclude anyone who overcomes it.