IBIA flags 50 betting corruption cases in Q3 2019

By: Nathan Marotta
- October 23, 2019
- LikeUnlike1
- 1451 Views
The International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) has revealed it flagged 50 cases of suspected sports gambling corruption to authorities in the third quarter of 2019, bringing the total number of incidents this year to 138.
Tennis (30) and football (15) accounted for 90% of the alerts in Q3, where Europe (42%) and Asia (36%) are the two most popular locations for alerts based off their sporting events.
Khalid Ali, the Secretary General of the IBIA, said there had been fewer this quarter and was happy with the ongoing growth of the agency’s operations.
“The year to date has seen a significant downturn in alerts, notably on tennis,” he said.
“The scope of the association’s unique and global leading monitoring system has been boosted by four new members during 2019, with discussions ongoing with a number of other companies interested in investing in integrity and protecting their businesses from corruption.”
The 50 alerts for Q3 came from six sports across five different continents.
While those figures are similar to the 51 alerts found in Q2 2019, they represent a reduction of 30% on the 72 alerts detected in Q3 2018.
The IBIA strives to combat betting corruption across the globe in a bid to protect the integrity of sports, athletes and the gambling industry.
The agency uses a combination of tools to detect and report suspicious activity on its members’ sports betting markets and odds, whilst also tracking individual accounts.
You may also like
Join the Betting Planet team!
Are you passionate about sports betting? Tipsters and news writers required TODAY!
Experienced preferred but not essential. (All apps considered).
View Careers at Race Media

Top Online Casinos
Latest Betting News
- Alabama Indian tribe launches pro-gambling ad campaign
- Gov Beshear signs measure to ban gaming machines in Kentucky
- Massachusetts receives $300k sports betting revenue for February
- Senate committee approves Kentucky sports betting bill
- New York will not budge on 51% tax rate for sports betting sites
- German gambling regulator issues fines for breaching advertising
- UFC 286 main card betting preview & best bets – Saturday 18/3/23
- Edwards v Usman UFC 286 preview & best bets – March 18, 2023
- Another Kentucky sports betting bill heads to Senate
- Champions League R16 betting picks & specials – March 14-15
Casino Guides
- Safest online casino jurisdictions
- How to guides
- How to win at pokies
- How to play online pokies
- PaysafeCard online casino deposits
- MasterCard Online Casinos
- Online Casinos Accepting POLi
- 32Red Casino Review
- All Slots Casino Review
- Boombet Casino review
- Horse racing games at casinos
- Credit card deposits at online casinos
- Films about blackjack
- Live dealer casinos
- How to play live dealer blackjack party
- Online Blackjack
- Top online casinos 2022
- Online casino deposits
- MasterCard Online Casinos
- Online Casinos Accepting POLi
- PaysafeCard online casino deposits
- Online slots
- Playing Pai Gow Poker on the Internet
- Online keno
- Online poker
- Online poker tournament structures
- Real money online roulette 2022
- Online multi-wheel roulette – what is it?
- How to play online scratch cards in 2020
- Sit & Go online poker tournaments
- Skrill e-wallet deposits at online casinos
- Visa online casino deposits
Sports Betting Guides
Casino Games
Deposits & Withdrawals
Football
Basketball
Top Country Betting sites
- Angola
- Antigua and Barbuda
- Armenia
- Australia
- Azerbaijan
- Bahamas
- Barbados
- Belize
- Brazil
- Canada
- Dominican Republic
- Germany
- Ghana
- Grenada
- India
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Kenya
- Malaysia
- Malta
- Ireland
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Nigeria
- Norway
- Philippines
- Singapore
- South Africa
- Turkey
- Uganda
- Ukraine
- United Kingdom
- Vietnam
- Zambia
- Zimbabwe