LeBron James may be a four-time NBA champion, but he’s also a businessman.

The latest example comes from a Polymarket partnership that will pay James $15 million per year. The deal is nearly worth quadruple of what the 41-year-old is set to earn with the 76ers this season.

The agreement between James and the sports betting company focuses on promoting football, not basketball. But it’s clear his pay cut with Philadelphia doesn’t look so drastic when weighing the amount of money James will earn from endorsement deals.

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