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Bryce Harper Denies Knowledge of FanDuel Promo
13 Jul
Summary
- Harper claims he didn't know the video was for FanDuel.
- He stated Cameo requests were for personal use only.
- The gaming board is now investigating the incident.

Philadelphia Phillies player Bryce Harper has issued a statement addressing a Cameo video that was used by FanDuel to promote their sportsbook. The video was sent to a customer identified as Terry Thompson, who reportedly has a significant gambling addiction and lost substantial amounts with FanDuel. Harper explained that he accepted the Cameo request in November 2024 for a personal holiday video for Terry and his family, unaware it would be used commercially.
Harper stated that the request, which came from someone identifying as 'Bryttanni,' did not indicate any affiliation with FanDuel or commercial intent. He asserted that FanDuel subsequently added its logo and used the video as a gambling promotion without his knowledge or consent. He maintained that had he known the true purpose or about Thompson's situation, he would not have made the video. The Philadelphia Gaming Control Board has reportedly launched an investigation into the matter, following reports of the incident.