Sportsbooks Cheat
Tweets get censored. Accounts get blacklisted. Evidence disappears.
This page exists to expose the scams, injustices, and outright fraud that sportsbooks pull on unsuspecting bettors every single week.
We’re here to shine a light on the dishonest tactics of these books—so you know exactly which ones to avoid.
Here’s the ugly truth: these sportsbooks are banking on the fact that you’re not watching every game closely.
Let’s be real—are you sitting through an entire NBA game to count a player’s assists? Probably not. And if you’re betting from the East Coast on West Coast games that end after midnight, chances are you’re just checking the box score the next morning to see if your bet cashed.
But here’s the kicker: the box score lies.
These leagues, teams, and stat trackers are colluding. It’s you vs. them.
They intentionally manipulate the scores in their apps to grade bets in their favor.
And guess what? It’s up to you to spot the error, file a complaint, and wait—sometimes for days—for them to “fix” their so-called “mistake.”
Read that again.
The system is rigged, and the house is playing dirty.
If you’ve encountered this kind of injustice firsthand, we want to hear from you. Email or DM us with screenshot evidence and all the details, and we’ll make sure it gets added to the archive.
PrizePicks incorrectly grade Chris Paul's assist total 6 instead of 7.
NBAStats remove Demar DeRozan Rebound
NBA Stats & Prizepicks at it again; this time they remove a rebound after the game finishes, so DeRozan daoes not hit his over 3.5 rebounds.
Prizepicks grades it as a win, and then reverses their decision.
These books and leagues are working together, the definition of collusion, to ensure you do not win money.
Stop betting player props unless you know for certain you are fading the public, and stop taking the half time bait on line that looks too good to be true.
Here are the links to the tweet threads, if it still exists.. link 1, link 2.
Nikola Jovic Prop Bet Assists
The retail bettor is so uniformed.
You can't sue a company that's legally classified as an entertainment product in the court of law. It would be like watching a movie and trying to sue Disney because you thought the outcome was fixed.
FanDuel Purposefully Grading Bets Wrong
We hope you're double-checking your bets carefully, because even when the league apps record a game correctly, sportsbook apps can still misgrade your bet.
Fanatics Bait N' Switch
Fanatics is knowingly offering betting lines on players they know are being placed on limited or no minutes. The average bettor assumes that when they place a prop bet, the player will get their typical amount of playing time and touches. But these sportsbooks have inside information—they know when players aren’t going to play as expected. Worse yet, if too much money piles onto a specific prop, it seems all too convenient that the player gets benched.
And when you call them out? They hide behind the excuse of 'house rules.'' Don't let them get away with it. Challenge it relentlessly until you get your money back. This isn't just unfair—it's outright manipulation.