Six years after a former in-house lawyer at Turner Broadcasting first tried to market the prospect of a fantasy football game for the Georgia Lottery, his 2012 brainchild has turned into a litigious nightmare.

When Timothy F.S. Cobb was arraigned on federal wire and tax fraud charges on Nov. 27 in Atlanta, U.S. Attorney Byung J. “BJay” Pak said Cobb allegedly “gambled on getting away” with duping two investors of a combined $500,000.

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