

Evander Kane Files for Bankruptcy Due to Gambling Debts
Evander Kane, a hockey player for the San Jose Sharks, has filed for bankruptcy due to gambling debts. The total amount of Kane's debts is $26.8 million. Kane lost over $1.5 million in casinos in the last year alone.
In November 2019, the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas casino sued Kane for $500,000 in unpaid debts. Kane signed a seven-year contract with the San Jose Sharks worth $49 million in 2018. Centennial Bank filed a lawsuit against Kane for $8.3 million last week.
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