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Bryce Harper responds to controversy over his video that went to a FanDuel customer with a gambling addiction - Inquirer.com

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William Bender, David Gambacorta
Bryce Harper responds to controversy over his video that went to a FanDuel customer with a gambling addiction - Inquirer.com
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MLB star Bryce Harper has denied knowing that a Cameo video he recorded would be used by FanDuel for gambling promotions. The controversy involves a bettor who lost significant money, leading to a lawsuit against the gambling platforms.

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Harper, in a story on his verified Instagram account, wrote that he thought he was just doing a message on the site Cameo — in which celebrities are paid to record videos for fans — but “what happened here went beyond anything I knew about or approved.”

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The report presents both Harper's defense and the context of the lawsuit without taking a side.

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