Understood: Deepfake Porn Empire
Oct 12, 2026 · 48 min · 18 segments
What makes sports betting so addictive? We explore how sportsbooks take lessons from casinos to keep users hooked. When gambling is legalized everyone is going all in including Toronto Raptor Jontay…
Danny FuntHostFormer College Athlete BettorGuestAnthony MiltonGuestTravis MistrattaGuest
Anthony Milton spent months reporting a profile of Jontay Porter for Toronto Life, so he knows the story.
His mom, Lisa Porter, was an incredible high school and college basketball player in her youth.
All eight of the Porter kids played, Jonte, his sisters, his younger brothers, but none of them could compare to his older brother, Michael Jr.
Until he was in the fifth grade, Michael Sr. would wake up Jonte and Michael Jr. at like five o'clock in the morning and bring them to a basketball facility that was usually unlocked after hours to go training.
And it sounds like Michael Jr. was very into those workouts, but Jonte was not so much.
As the brothers grew up, it became clear that Michael Jr. was the superior basketball player.
So he'd fix them for his classmates, buying a screen for $30 and then charging his buddies $70 to $100 for a fix, so tripling his investment.
Bitcoin was just becoming a thing, and his cryptocurrency investments pay off massively, massively, enough to get him his first car.
Porter will try first, and he'll knock down the triple.
Anthony Milton spent months reporting a profile of Jontay Porter for Toronto Life, so he knows the story.
His mom, Lisa Porter, was an incredible high school and college basketball player in her youth.
All eight of the Porter kids played, Jonte, his sisters, his younger brothers, but none of them could compare to his older brother, Michael Jr.
Until he was in the fifth grade, Michael Sr. would wake up Jonte and Michael Jr. at like five o'clock in the morning and bring them to a basketball facility that was usually unlocked after hours to go training.
And it sounds like Michael Jr. was very into those workouts, but Jonte was not so much.
As the brothers grew up, it became clear that Michael Jr. was the superior basketball player.
So he'd fix them for his classmates, buying a screen for $30 and then charging his buddies $70 to $100 for a fix, so tripling his investment.
Bitcoin was just becoming a thing, and his cryptocurrency investments pay off massively, massively, enough to get him his first car.
Porter will try first, and he'll knock down the triple.
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