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90 Suspicious Betting Alerts Reported by IBIA in Q2 2024
The International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) has identified 90 suspicious betting alerts during the second quarter of 2024. This report highlights a slight decrease from the previous quarter but shows a significant increase compared to the same period last year, emphasizing the ongoing efforts to maintain betting integrity.
Highlights
The IBIA’s monitoring covered over $300 billion in betting turnover across more than 125 sports betting brands globally. In Q2 2024, suspicious alerts spanned 8 sports in 25 countries across 5 continents.
Key Data Points
- Dominant Sports: eSports, football, and table tennis made up 84% of the alerts.
- Significant Cases: A major eSports case influenced the alert figures, showing the importance of detailed monitoring.
- Geographical Data: Poland reported the highest number of alerts, totaling 6 cases.
European Insights
The number of alerts in Europe rose from 4 in Q1 to 19 in Q2 2024, though this was a decrease from 31 alerts in Q2 2023. This indicates fluctuating integrity challenges within the region.
Strategic Focus
Khalid Ali, CEO of IBIA, stressed the need for continuous monitoring and cooperation with stakeholders to mitigate suspicious activities. The report also explores the evolving regulatory framework in Brazil, anticipating significant market growth and revenue opportunities.
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