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Can the FBI Stop Top US Athletes from Getting Burgled?
After the likes of Luka Dončić, Travis Kelce, and Patrick Mahomes have been burgled in recent months, the FBI is stepping in to help protect them from…
Feb 4
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Connor Foster
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The Cheat Sheet - A Roundup of Sports, Gambling and Crime News - Feb. 3, 2025
Prison for Shohei Ohtani's interpreter, a Miami Heat star under investigation, and DR Congo begs European clubs to scrap Rwanda sponsorship.
Feb 3
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Chris Dalby
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The Cheat Sheet - A Roundup of Sports, Gambling and Crime News - Feb. 3, 2025
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January 2025
The Malta Premier League Makes Curious Choice of Sponsors
The MPL’s sponsorship deals with Fastex and VBet, companies owned by Armenian businessmen Vigen Badalyan, highlight questions about financial…
Jan 31
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Chris Dalby
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Five Warning Signs for Future of Multi-Club Ownership
Two new studies reveal in great depth the intricacies of how MCOs are taking over the Premier League. The Sports and Crime Briefing tells you everything…
Jan 30
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Chris Dalby
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Five Warning Signs for Future of Multi-Club Ownership
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The Cheat Sheet - A Roundup of Sports, Gambling and Crime News
Discover how multi-club ownership is changing the Premier League, read up on match-fixing scandals spanning Europe, India, and Brazil, plus a shocking…
Jan 27
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Chris Dalby
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The Portuguese Academy and its Global Football Trafficking Network
Before being dismantled in 2023, the Bsports Academy in Portugal held trainings around the world, allowing it to find plenty of young players who were…
Jan 24
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Chris Dalby
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The Cheat Sheet - A Roundup of Sports, Gambling and Crime News
The Sports and Crime Briefing's weekly update on developments in sports, gambling and crime all around the world.
Jan 20
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Chris Dalby
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Fake Agents Traffic Thousands of Players from Africa a Year - Super-Agent Speaks Out
Young players in Africa stake their money, their reputation, their lives on making it big in Europe. Erkut Sogut speaks out
Jan 16
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Chris Dalby
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Fake Agents Traffic Thousands of Players from Africa a Year - Super-Agent Speaks Out
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Ticket Touts Beware - Can UK’s Watered-Down Legislation Stop Ridiculous Match Prices?
With organised crime taking over ticket touting in much of the UK, the Labour government's legislation may struggle to make a difference.
Jan 14
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Chris Dalby
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Ticket Touts Beware - Can UK’s Watered-Down Legislation Stop Ridiculous Match Prices?
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In Ecuador, Match-Fixers Have a Simple Tactic. Make Players Obey at Gunpoint
A video has emerged showing players forced to lie on the ground and threatened with a firearm - the latest worrying escalation in Ecuador's match-fixing…
Jan 9
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Chris Dalby
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In Ecuador, Match-Fixers Have a Simple Tactic. Make Players Obey at Gunpoint
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Good Referees are Being Sidelined - Veteran Olympic Referee Sounds the Alarm
Fencing, boxing and other combat sports are plagued by very real risks of corruption. Three-time Olympic referee Patrick Vajda speaks out on how…
Jan 7
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Chris Dalby
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Good Referees are Being Sidelined - Veteran Olympic Referee Sounds the Alarm
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Brazil's Balancing Act - Gambling Boom vs. Public Health Crisis
Over 3.5 million Brazilians began gambling every month in 2024. Current legislation targets a tax-raising bonanza, but fails to consider the dramatic…
Jan 4
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Brazil's Balancing Act - Gambling Boom vs. Public Health Crisis
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