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LeBron James, Polymarket

LeBron James reportedly getting $15 million annually in Polymarket deal as NBA endorsements face more scrutiny

LeBron James has signed an endorsement deal with the prediction market platform Polymarket that will pay him $15 million per year, according to Front Office Sports.

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LeBron James’ Polymarket deal is paying him insane amount more than 76ers contract

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We now know how much LeBron James is making from Polymarket - and it's a lot

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LeBron James Will Make Nearly 4x More From Polymarket Than Playing for the 76ers

LeBron James has reportedly agreed to a $15 million-a-year endorsement deal with Polymarket, bringing fresh attention to the prediction-market platform and how it actually works.

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LeBron James’ Tiny 76ers Salary Looks Wild Next to His New $15 Million Endorsement Deal

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LeBron James Reveals Surprising New Business Venture After Move To Philly

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LeBron James reveals Week 2 NFL picks with Cowboys, Chiefs and Giants predictions

LeBron James picked the winner of three NFL games: Washington Commanders @ Dallas Cowboys, Indianapolis Colts @ Kansas City Chiefs, and New York Giants @ Los Angeles Rams. He picked the favourite in two matchups and the underdog in the other.

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76ers' LeBron James' reported $15M agreement with company puts historic pay cut in new light

When the Philadelphia 76ers signed LeBron James he took the biggest pay cut in NBA history. After his latest agreement, the historic decrease in salary is starting to make sense.

Did Kyrie Irving Take A Subtle Jab At LeBron James? Now Deleted Post Revealed Mavericks Star’s Disagreement With Former Cavaliers Teammate

Kyrie Irving reposted, then deleted, social media messages that appeared to needle LeBron James over his new Polymarket partnership, a deal drawing criticism given James' past comments on sports betting.

LeBron James Faces Polymarket Backlash as Fan Pulls Up Receipts on His Old Gambling Comments

LeBron James has spent years speaking openly about the growing place of gambling around sports. Now, a new business move has put those older comments back into the conversation. James recently joined Polymarket,