Theguardian iconTheguardianOct 2, 2026 ~1 min source read

Victor Wembanyama said no to gambling money. In today’s NBA, that feels radical

At the Spurs' practice on Thursday, San Antonio Express-News columnist Mike Finger asked Wembanyama if he would ever partner with a sports betting firm. Until the streaming service met its end a few months ago, plenty of NBA games streamed exclusively on FanDuel Sports Network.

Victor Wembanyama said no to gambling money. In today’s NBA, that feels radical

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At the Spurs' practice on Thursday, San Antonio Express-News columnist Mike Finger asked Wembanyama if he would ever partner with a sports betting firm.

Until the streaming service met its end a few months ago, plenty of NBA games streamed exclusively on FanDuel Sports Network.

It couldn't have been easier for the 22-year-old to say yes.

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At the Spurs' practice on Thursday, San Antonio Express-News columnist Mike Finger asked Wembanyama if he would ever partner with a sports betting firm. Until the streaming service met its end a few months ago, plenty of NBA games streamed exclusively on FanDuel Sports Network. It couldn't have been easier for the 22-year-old to say yes.

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It couldn't have been easier for the 22-year-old to say yes. DraftKings, to hawking betting odds on its broadcasts. Honestly, I think it's very sad to see some players promote it.

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