Shane Hennen pleaded guilty to a count of wire fraud in Brooklyn federal court as part of the government's rigged poker game case.
As part of his plea agreement, Hennen's prop bet case will be transferred to the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Hennen, a former NBA player, had been implicated in a scandal surrounding a rigged poker game. The case involved several co-defendants, including Chauncey Billups, who also faced charges.
The government's case against Hennen and others is ongoing, with several defendants still awaiting trial.
Hennen's plea deal comes as a surprise to many, given the severity of the charges against him.
A guilty plea in a federal case typically carries significant consequences, including potential prison time and fines.
The outcome of Hennen's plea deal will have far-reaching implications for his future, both personally and professionally.
The prop bet case, which will now be heard in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, is expected to proceed in the coming months.
The specifics of the plea deal, including the terms and potential penalties, have not been made public.
Hennen's guilty plea marks another significant development in the government's ongoing investigation into the rigged poker game case.
The investigation, which began several years ago, has resulted in multiple guilty pleas and ongoing trials.
The outcome of Hennen's case will be closely watched by fans and observers alike.
The case against Hennen and others is expected to continue in the coming months, with several trials and hearings scheduled.
As the case against Hennen unfolds, it remains to be seen what the consequences will be for his future.
Source: Yahoo Sports