Unbelievable, The Jacksonville Jaguars all time powerful player who was declared not for sale they have finally announced his Sold out over a billion dollars 

Unbelievable, The Jacksonville Jaguars all time powerful player who was declared not for sale they have finally announced his Sold out over a billion dollars

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Will FanDuel be required to return funds that a Jaguars employee stole? The group is requesting it.
Dan Rorabaugh

According to an ESPN article, the Jacksonville Jaguars have requested that betting website FanDuel refund all or part of the $20 million that former employee Amit Patel lost on bets after he stole it from the organization.

After stealing $22 million from the Jaguars, for whom he worked in the finance department from 2018 to 2023, using a virtual credit card, Patel entered a guilty plea to wire fraud and illicit financial activities in federal court. He was charged with misusing the money for personal needs, including sports betting and the purchase of a Tesla, a $95,000 watch, and a condo in Ponte Vedra.

According to the ESPN story that was released on Friday, Patel used the stolen money to wager $20 million on sports and daily fantasy games on FanDuel. According to the story, he also lost $1 million on wagers made at DraftKings, a rival betting website.

Talks on “a settlement” between the NFL, FanDuel, and the Jaguars are reportedly ongoing, but an insider told ESPN that “we got this money fair and clear.” The fact that we have to give it back to you is not our issue.”

Amit Patel, 31, worked for the Jaguars’ financial department for at least five full seasons, starting in 2018, according to team media guides. In 2019, he received a promotion to middle management, namely finance manager, and was let go in February 2023.

According to the prosecution, Patel used fraudulent credit card charges totaling $22,221,454.40 as part of this plan to buy the following items: