""The truth is: I didn't spend any time looking into the whole thing, and that's 100% on me," Kimes posted on X. "Thought it was just typical marketing work, and I'm deeply embarrassed I didn't vet it. A colossal f-k-up on my part.""
""Haven't been paid a dime (we'll see what happens now!!) but [if] I do I'm certainly giving it away.""
""It's not secret how I feel about that human,""
""Honestly, I'm not a religious person, but I pray for the downfall. I really do,""
Papaya Gaming's Solitaire Cash faced a court ruling that the company placed bots into real-money games of skill, manipulating outcomes and defrauding customers. Mina Kimes apologized for promoting the app, acknowledged she did not vet the sponsorship, and called her involvement a major mistake. Kimes said she has not been paid and would give away any future payment. Multiple ESPN personalities, including Stephen A. Smith, Kendrick Perkins and Dan Orlovsky, promoted the app and still have endorsement content online. Michelle Beadle condemned the ambassadorship and spoke sharply against the involvement, calling for principles and expressing hope for consequences.
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