Devin Harris says he reads. Chris Douglas-Roberts says he listens to music and doesn't gamble, period. Jarvis Hayes says the same. Trenton Hassell admits to video games. Bobby Simmons? Too cheap. As for Brook Lopez, anyone who pronounces Harrah's as "Hur-rahs" isn't likely to be a gambler. So the Nets' in-flight gambling ban is a non-issue. We do wonder how dice player Rafer Alston would have reacted.

• Play for Fun - Al Iannazzone - In the 'Zzone
• No more gambling for Nets - Julian Garcia - The InterNets
• No bets for Nets - Fred Kerber - New York Post Nets Blog
• Nets ban gambling on team plane (Video) - Mike Golic & Mike Greenberg - ESPN
• Phil: Gambling on planes OK - Jeff Eisenberg - Riverside Press-Enterprise
• D'Antoni: No need to ban card playing on trips - Marc Berman - New York Post
• Rivers: Stakes on a plane OK with Celtics - Gary Washburn - Boston Globe
• Gambling, weapons not a concern with Suns - Paul Coro - Arizona Republic