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25 of the LPGA’s best players are joined by 50+ celebrities in Lake Buena Vista to take part in the season-opening event. While names like Kirk Cousins and Ray Allen will be trying to rack up points in the Modified Stableford format, the women will be trying to go as low as possible.

On that note, let’s get to some Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions picks.

Keep in mind, the only way to earn a tee time at the Four Seasons Golf & Sports Club Orlando is to win an LPGA event in the last two years. That helps explain the limited pool of entrants.

*Odds reflected from XBet

Thanks to finishing 7^th or better in five of her last six starts, Brooke Henderson leads the way at the top betting sites. However, be sure to shop your lines as Brooke is sitting at +450 to win at some of the best places to bet sports online.

+500 odds aren’t much more appealing. Nonetheless, you don’t want to leave any equity on the table.

Just behind world #6 on the Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions odds sheet are the fourth- and fifth-ranked golfers, Nelly Korda and Danielle Kang. Korda has fared well at this event (T3 in 2019, T10 in 2020), while Kang has been unable to crack the top 10 (T18 in 2019, T12 in 2020).

Speaking of past results on the golf club that sits adjacent to Disney World, let’s have a quick look.

2021 marks the third edition of this tournament being part of the LPGA schedule. Here’s how the top of the leaderboard panned out in each of the last two years.

It took seven extra holes and a Monday finish for Gaby Lopez to seal the deal in 2020. Making Lopez’s journey all the more satisfying is the fact that she had to roll in an 18-foot bomb for birdie on the 72^nd hole just to get into the playoff.

The conclusion to the Diamond Resorts TOC in 2019 was far less dramatic when Eun-Hee Ji coasted to a two-shot victory.

As for how tournament favorite Brook Henderson has fared, the 23-year-old Canadian who chokes down on all her clubs finished 4^th in 2020 and 6^th in 2019.

I highlighted Henderson, Korda, and Kang – the top-3 ranked players (according to Rolex Rankings) in the field. The only other female ranked inside the top 20 in Orlando this week is #11, Lexi Thompson.

Arriving fresh off her top-5 at the CME Group Tour Championship, look for Lexi to take dead aim at the pins in the Sunshine State.

On top of performing well last time out, Thompson has been knocking on the door at the Four Seasons Golf & Sports Club Orlando.

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Perhaps the third time is the charm.

Head to XBet in and lock Lexi in at +800.

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FYI, Lexi Thompson is -130 in a head-to-head matchup versus Danielle Kang this week, despite both women being priced at +800 to win the tournament. That tells you all you need to know pertaining to the value behind backing Thompson to hoist the hardware.

As far as other avenues to get money down, I’ve got my eye on Sophia Popov in a H2H against Celine Boutier. Adding to the intrigue is the fact that Popov is priced as the underdog (-101).

Do either of those Diamond Resorts Tournament of Champions predictions grab your attention? Did this LPGA Tour betting preview help?

When you’re ready to transition to the PGA Tour Champions, I’ve got some picks waiting.

[toc]Skins gambling website CSGO Diamondsadmitted Monday that it supplied a sponsored player with advance knowledge of the outcomes of virtual dice rolls to ensure the player would have winning results.

CSGO Diamonds is a gambling platform where players deposit skins, convert their value to “Diamonds” and then wager Diamonds on variable-odds outcomes based on dice rolling. Diamonds can then be used to purchase skins on the site’s marketplace. One Diamond is worth roughly $1 in skins value.

The site made the announcement in direct response to the sponsored player, prominent Counter-Strike: Global Offensive caster m0E, accusing the CSGO Diamonds on Sunday of preventing moE from withdrawing tens of thousands of dollars in virtual currency.

According to the statement from CSGO Diamonds, moE and the site entered into a relationship in early 2016 whereby moE would promote the site on his Twitch stream in exchange for a percentage of site profit.

CSGO Diamonds said it made “a mistake” in providing moE with advance knowledge of game outcomes, and did so in order to make the sponsor’s stream “more entertaining.”

m0E gives CSGO Diamonds ultimatum

On Sunday, m0E, a gregarious former professional CS:GO player who commentated alongside Richard Lewis during the first three weeks of Turner’s ELEAGUE broadcasts on TBS, threatened in a tweet to “expose” CSGO Diamonds.

moE wrote that CSGO Diamonds was preventing him from withdrawing $26,000 in Diamonds on the site. He appeared to give the site an ultimatum to either allow him to withdraw the Diamonds within 24 hours, or else shine a light on something the company wouldn’t want exposed.

https://twitter.com/m0E_tv/status/742117097765933056

On Monday afternoon he uploaded a Skype conversation to Twitter:

https://twitter.com/m0E_tv/status/742439098934169601

CSGO Diamonds admits divulgence of roll results

On Monday, the website issued a response revealing on its own what it says m0E was threatening to “expose.”

From a CSGO Diamonds TwitLonger post:

“…we made a mistake with Moe and decided to tell him some of his future rolls in an effort to make his stream more entertaining on our site. (It’s important to note we did not do this with any other sponsor and, rightly so, have learned from the mistake.)”

The intent to acquire the outcomes of rolls in advance was a two-way street, according to CSGO Diamonds, with m0E asking for them at some times and the site providing them at others.

“This happened in both directions, at times we provided him a future roll and other times he would ask us for a roll result while on stream. This is what he is threatening to ‘expose’ us with, although he had a willing part in this too.”

Profit-sharing agreement terminated

CSGO Diamonds said it engaged in a sponsorship deal with m0E earlier this year in which he would cast his playing on the site for between 110 and 130 hours a month in exchange for 10 percent of monthly profits. The site also said it provided m0E with Diamonds he could wagerbut not withdraw.

When his casting hours dipped below that mark, the site said it wanted to either renegotiate with him, or offer him a severance payment to end the sponsorship. It was at this juncture, the site said, that m0E threatened to “expose” the site revealing its roll outcomes to him in an effort to keep his 10 percent deal intact.

The site then terminated its sponsorship deal with m0E and went on to accuse him of making defamatory statements about the site to other sponsors. From the post:

“…we decided to offer him the severance payment and part ways. He agreed to the payment and to part ways. Following this, we found out that he had been providing false, negative information regarding our site to our sponsors. He has now taken to Twitter, regarding the withdrawal of Diamonds that, as mentioned previously, were never to be withdrawn as part of the original agreement.”

Need for skins gambling regulation

Skins gambling represents not only a extremely lucrative form of esports gambling — Narus Advisors and Eilers & Krejcik Gaming estimate the global skins gambling market in 2016 will reach $7.42 billion in handle — but a highly unregulated form as well. As the overall volume of wagering expands and puts more money up for grabs, the temptation for and prevalence of unchecked malfeasance will almost assuredly grow.

Several industry leaders have called for regulation in recent months, smarting at the idea of players in some instances as young as 13 years old wagering hundreds of dollars worth of skins on the outcomes of esports competitions. There is still the absence of a recognized regulatory body that could bring stakeholders across titles together to formulate common standards and practices. This is in part because the esports industry is online-native, and therefore diffuse and fragmented across different cultures, regulatory jurisdictions and game titles.

It’s also because esports wagering represents a double-edged sword for gaming companies: Skins wagering is good for business and helps drive engagement and growth, but can open game makers to both regulatory scrutiny and, in instances like CSGO Diamonds, bad publicity.

While sportsbook-style, outcome-based wagering with market odds is the most dominant form of skins wagering, roulette, jackpot, coin-flip and other types of wagering, such as what’s offered on CSGO Diamonds, compose a multi-billion dollar sub-industry themselves, according to Eilers.

Skins are not directly redeemable for real money on sites like CSGO Diamonds, or with game maker Valve, but can be sold for cash on third-party sites. CS:GO is by far the dominant title in the skins wagering market, and is responsible for roughly85 percent of all skins gambled, according to Naurs / Eilers. Skins from another Valve game, Dota 2, are also commonly wagered.

Protecting consumers… against companies

The focus of many of the high-level regulatory discussions involving esports has thus far been the consumer side. Common questions include:

• How does one protect players from throwing esports matches that others wager on?
• How does one establish age verification and geolocation for players?
• How does one determine the legality of players wagering skins sportsbook-style under both state and federal law?
• What type of regulatory body could be created and positioned to ensure player safety regulations?

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This incident raises larger questions about regulating the operators of skins betting sites themselves, rather than just the activities of the wagerers.

The case of CSGO Diamonds is one where an operator admittedly engaged in deceptive practices. The supplying of roll outcomes to m0E to assure winning outcomes — even if m0E could not withdraw the Diamonds — nonetheless ensured a particular, and not necessarily accurate, portrayal of the game-playing experience in what is effectively online advertising.

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Deceptive advertising isn’t uncommon in the gaming industry. In the case of daily fantasy sports, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said he will prosecuteDraftKings and FanDuel on false advertising charges despite reaching a settlement that could absolve the two largest DFS operators of other charges.

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The operators portrayed their products as contests that anyone had a relatively decent chance at winning. Further research cited by the operators in court cases noted that since the games were highly skill-based, a vast majority of the winnings were concentrated in a small minority of professional users.