The London-based Tennis Integrity Unit, charged with keeping tabs on reports of match-fixing, says this 'is an indication that the entry levels of professional tennis were deliberately targeted by corruptors' as the season neared a suspension.
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British authorities said the casino company failed to prevent money laundering and allowed people who had asked not to be served to lose tens of thousands of pounds.
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A 24-year-old unranked British tennis player was suspended Wednesday for at least three months and fined at least $500 for betting on six matches involving other players.
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A seventh-tier Swedish soccer club says it dealt with online abuse after drawing a friendly match on Monday, apparently because betting sites offered odds on the match.
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Many gambling companies are putting employees ahead of profits during the coronavirus crisis.
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Instead of canceling or postponing the Irish Poker Open, partypoker announced Monday afternoon that the series will be played online in response to the worldwide outbreak of Covid-19.
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Bill C-218 would redact a single paragraph from Criminal Code of Canada which explicitly prevents provincial lotteries from accepting such wagers. It has support from two of the country’s major political parties, but not the current Liberal government.
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With all of the major sports leagues around the world on hiatus, virtual sports offer respite for bettors.
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The legalization of single-event sports betting is once again a topic of discussion in Canada’s House of Commons, as the Safe and Regulated Sports Betting Act is proposed by MPs.
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Casinos, which are seeing a massive decline in visitors, are taking coronavirus seriously, as many gamblers head online to bet.
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After a decade of politicking and stalling, a new bill for single game sports betting has been quietly introduced in Canada.
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