So, I love sports.
But I would only call myself a low-level sports better.
I've wagered small amounts, $20 here, $30 there, maybe $50 if I'm feeling crazy.
Increasingly though, more and more sports fans are wagering a lot more than $50,
embedding on every play within a game.
And that's led us to the age of the betting scandal.
Rogier's accused of purposely leaving a game with a phantom injury so that he and his co-conspirators,
including his childhood friend, could make tens of thousands of dollars.
The NCAA has banned six men's basketball players at three different Division I schools for allegedly rigging games.
These two baseball players are in trouble for rigging pitches for betters.
Hasport's betting gone too far.
I'm Estette Herndon, and that's coming up on Today Explained from Vox.
This week on Network and Chill, we're joined by Sophia Bush,
the powerhouse actor, director, and activist.
From her breakout role on One Tree Hill to becoming an investor,
Sophia has mastered the art of turning talent into lasting wealth
while never compromising her values.
She gets real about the financial mistakes she made in her 20s and how she learned to negotiate in Hollywood's Boys Club.
We dive deep into how she's building financial independence on her own terms.
Get ready for an unfiltered conversation about money,