NBA legend and current Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups and former NBA player and Cleveland Cavaliers assistant coach Damon Jones were part of the FBI's massive crackdown on illegal poker games and sports gambling this week.According to the FBI, the two were part of bogus poker games, victimizing numerous gamblers in the process. In one of the indictments, the two were said to have used high-tech glasses that can see pre-marked cards in rigged poker games. In a video shared on X by KDot The Kemist, high-tech glasses were revealed to see pre-marked letters on poker cards. The two were also alleged to have utilized X-ray machines built into poker tables and hidden cameras to see other players' cards. According to the FBI's press conference on Friday, Billups and Jones were used to bait victims to play the rigged poker games as they were regarded as celebrities due to their NBA backgrounds. The bogus games were reportedly held in Hamptons, Manhattan, Miami, and Las Vegas in the past three years. The two, alongside Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier, were held in custody on Friday as part of the FBI's "Operation Nothing But Net" and "Operation Royal Flush."Billups was immediately pulled from Trail Blazers games following his arrest, while Jones, who does not hold any formal position with the LA Lakers, was also charged with rigging games as he snitched numerous private injury details about his friend LeBron James to increase their chances of winning in prop bets. Portland Trail Blazers address HC Chauncey Billups' situationChauncey Billups held the most prominent position among all NBA personalities arrested by the FBI this week. Hours after his arrest, the Portland Trail Blazers addressed the situation, saying that they were cooperating with the authorities. "We are aware of the allegations involving head coach Chauncey Billups, and the Trail Blazers are fully cooperating with the investigation," the team said in a statement.The NBA has also released a statement on the matter, reiterating that they are taking these issues seriously. "We take these allegations with the utmost seriousness, and the integrity of our game remains our top priority," it said.The Trail Blazers have appointed former NBA player Tiago Splitter as the team's interim head coach, while Billups remains on a leave.