‘Inside Game’ Trailer Takes a Shot at 2007 NBA Betting

It appears like there’s an enormous commerce or free agent signing daily within the NBA, however again in 2007, the largest story within the sport was the NBA betting scandal, which is documented in a brand new movie known as “Inside Game.”

“Inside Game” is concerning the story of Tim Donaghy, a former NBA referee who gambled on skilled basketball video games that he officiated on, leveraging his relationship with coaches, gamers and entrance workplaces and feeding coded tricks to buddies and bookies as a part of a money-making scheme, solely to finally entice the eye of the FBI and NBA commissioner David Stern within the scandal.

The movie is about in Philadelphia and follows Donaghy and Tommy Martino, two childhood buddies who work with bookie Baba Battista of their try and make tens of millions earlier than they’re finally introduced down on federal expenses throughout the world of organized crime.

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“My job puts me on the inside. I know things that regular guys don’t,” Donaghy says within the new trailer for the movie. “I pay your wins, and I eat your losses. It’s a license to print money. All we’re waiting on is for you to say yes,” Battista reassures him.

Scott Wolf, Eric Mabius,Will Sasso, Lindsey Morgan and “Caddyshack’s” Michael O’Keefe star within the drama directed by Randall Batinkoff. Andy Callahan wrote the screenplay, and Michael Pierce, Paul Martino, Batinkoff and Robert Capelli are producing.

“‘Inside Game’ is an inside look at the lives affected by people who think they are above the law. Unethical plans almost always seem easy, and they almost always have an inescapable crack because we are all human,” the movie’s director and producer Batinkoff mentioned in a press release.

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The manufacturing firms Raw Milk and iDreamMachine are releasing the movie on over 100 screens in 20 of the highest NBA markets on Nov. 1. Watch the primary trailer for the movie above.