Li Tie, a former Premier League footballer known for his time at Everton, has received a 20-year prison sentence for his involvement in match-fixing. Li, who previously managed China's national …
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The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp (PAGCOR) has recently set a new gross gaming revenue (GGR) share rate for live sports betting. In a memo dated January 19, Jessa Mariz …
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The Swedish government has appointed Erik Eldhagen as the new state secretary responsible for gambling regulation in the country. Eldhagen will support Niklas Wykman, the minister for financial markets, as …
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Golfer Penge, aged 26, has been charged for breaching the DP World Tour's betting regulations, specifically Regulation 3(a)(i) of the Integrity Programme, by placing bets on various golf events, as …
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Weekend Report: ITIA Suspends Players, New ICRG President, TaDa Gaming Secures UK Licence
In this Weekend Report, iGB covers significant news from the past few days. The International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) has provisionally suspended two Dominican Republic players, Jossting Cruz and Jasel …
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The UEFA has imposed a comprehensive 10-year ban on Montenegrin football club FK Arsenal Tivat along with several of its players and officials due to involvement in match-fixing activities. This …
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Lucas Paquetá, the West Ham and Brazil midfielder, has avoided any disciplinary action regarding match-fixing after the Football Association's (FA) independent regulatory commission found insufficient evidence to support the claims. …
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Bangladesh cricket player Akhter has received a five-year ban from cricket after being found guilty of multiple breaches of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code. The ban, which encompasses all forms of …
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On January 31, the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) suspended six players in connection with a match-fixing syndicate headed by Grigor Sargsyan. Among the banned players are Jerome Inzerillo, David …
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Bruno Henrique, a footballer for Flamengo, has been handed a 12-game suspension and a fine of BRL60,000 (approximately $11,112) after being found guilty of attempting to influence the outcome of …
