Porter: Gambling can be seen everywhere in the NBA, just like your weakness is a woman, but you spend in nightclubs every day

Recently, Nets player Michael Porter Jr. talked about gambling on Justin Laboy's channel.

Host: "How do you think of the NBA promoting gambling business everywhere, but expecting players not to get involved? You even let James play DraftKings ads. They're doing too much in this. Is this part of the... plan? You know what I mean? It's like - assuming your weakness is to be addicted to women, and then every day, every place, all day, this temptation is lingering in front of you. Every day - in strip clubs, in gyms, in your home, on your phone - you don't have it at all You can escape. Do you think the NBA is doing a bit too out of line? "

Michael Porter Jr.: "This is a very appropriate metaphor. It's like your weakness is that you are addicted to women, but you still spend every day in strip clubs, but expect that you won't (break the rules)... In my opinion, the problem facing all this development is its accessibility. Because it used to be like this: you have to go to the casino, you have to do all this to place bets--that was pretty good at that time. And now, gambling is on your phone, and you can ruin your life with just a few clicks on the screen."