Former NBA star Charles Barkley has become well known over the years for a lot of things, but his gambling habits have been a common topic of conversation dating back to his days playing for the Phoenix Suns and Philadelphia 76ers.

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Barkley saying he wagers with a bookie is potentially acknowledgement of an illegal gambling operation, as anyone taking sports bets in the states needs a very expensive license in that state. Although, if you can get away with it, Barkley avoids paying taxes on winnings and likely gets better prices than any other sportsbook offers.

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Sports gambling has become increasingly popular in recent years as more states legalize it, but Charles Barkley is still placing his bets the old-school

“FanDuel only lets me bet so much, so I got to have a bookie on the side,” Barkley said during an interview on TruTV’s alternate broadcast of Game 2 between the Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes.

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And the Rams made sure they were squeaky clean on Friday, as CD defeated Dallastown 11-1 in the District 3 6A quarterfinals to punch a ticket to states and advance to next week’s 6A semifinals. Here’s how the Rams did it.