Prosecutors say the New Jersey man farmed out his betting operations, and that some participants were college athletes. Gambling charges are on the rise throughout collegiate and professional sports in the United States.
Source: New York Times
Mafia Member Recruited Son’s Friends for Gambling Ring, Prosecutors Say
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