US’s SWIMA Launch Offers Parallel to Europe’s ESSA Go back to Blog With the United States at long last beginning to open its doors on a state-by-state basis to legalized and regulated, there’s a question in the air: Who’s going…
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Tennis’s Troubled Times, and the Sportradar Question Go back to Blog It’s been another bad run for professional tennis as it pertains for sports betting, centering on last week’s report by the Independent Review Panel of the massive integrity and…
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Former Honduras President Rafael Callejas Pleads Guilty in FIFA Bribery Case Go back to Blog A former president of the Central American nation of Honduras, Rafael Callejas, pled guilty on Monday in a United States federal court on conspiracy charges…
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Michael Platini Off the FIFA President Boards after 8-Year Suspension Go back to Blog In news that’s not much of a surprise to anyone who’s watched the global FIFA corruption scandal unfold, former UEFA president Michael Platini has been removed…
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Sports Betting Measures Included in New UK Anti-Corruption Plan Go back to Blog The United Kingdom has announced a government-wide anti-corruption plan designed to maintain the UK’s status as a stalwart against corruption and related activities. As it relates to…
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England Threaten World Cup Boycott amidst FIFA Corruption Claims Go back to Blog Ever since Russia and Qatar were announced as the hosts of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups respectively, FIFA has been unable to shake the accusations of…
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