DraftKings lost big on the NBA Finals. Getty Images Not everything stays in Vegas. A former sportsbook trader at DraftKings has been slammed with two felony charges connected to a college basketball betting scheme. Samuel Silverman, who worked in DraftKings’ Las Vegas office, was arrested May 5 and charged with committing a fraudulent act in a gaming establishment and conspiracy to cheat at a gambling game, according to records from the Nevada Gaming Control Board first obtained by ESPN. Silverman has pleaded not guilty through his attorney. Investigators allege that Silverman plotted with Fresno State guard Mykell Robinson, who is accused of intentionally tanking his performance during the Bulldogs’ Jan. 7, 2025 matchup against Colorado State. Silverman’s alleged role was moving money to