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Bettor pleads guilty in NBA gambling case involving Terry Rozier

A Las Vegas bettor has pleaded guilty to participating in a scheme that used nonpublic information to wager on NBA games and players, adding a significant development to the federal case involving Terry Rozier. Shane Hennen entered guilty pleas Wednesday…

By Sam Amico · Hoopswire

Published: Thursday, 15 October 2026 at 7:52 PM

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Bettor Shane Hennen pleaded guilty in an NBA betting scheme involving nonpublic information and Terry Rozier.
Hennen also pleaded guilty to separate charges regarding fixing NCAA and Chinese Basketball Association games.
His guilty pleas include sports bribery, wire fraud conspiracy, and money laundering conspiracy.

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Las Vegas bettor Shane Hennen pleaded guilty in federal court to participating in a betting scheme that utilized nonpublic information on NBA games and players. The guilty pleas, entered Wednesday in Philadelphia, represent a major update in the federal investigation involving NBA player Terry Rozier. Hennen also pleaded guilty to charges related to fixing NCAA and Chinese Basketball Association games.

Across both cases, Hennen admitted to sports bribery, aiding and abetting, and conspiracy involving wire fraud and money laundering. Prosecutors noted that Hennen's NBA-related plea does not establish the guilt of other defendants in the case. His sentencing is scheduled for Feb. 25, 2027.

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