Freitag, 10.02.2017

Freitag, 10.02.2017

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[h=5]Federbet[/h] 37 Minuten ·







“NO COUNTRY CAN’T FEEL SAFE OF TENNIS MATCH-FIXING”
WHAT YOU HEARD ABOUT MANIPULATIONS IN TENNIS? PORTUGUESE “O PUBLICO” EXPLAINING…
Europe and tennis, explosive combination in the maze of bets
The fight against the addiction of results has intensified a phenomenon that has gained a new dimension with the impulse of the Internet.
The “PUBLICO” makes a picture of a problem that is global and that "is not solved with empty slogans".
A global problem in a globalized world. Corruption in sport, and in particular the manipulation of results in the field of betting, sweeps across the globe in a cross-sectional fashion, harvesting Portugal in the middle of the road. This is the diagnosis drawn up by regulators, who continue to point to individual practice modalities such as Eldorado for bettors who choose to circumvent the rules. Yes, it is true that national football has given troubling indicators, especially looking at the recent past of the League II. But it is tennis that dominates this business by millions.
If corruption in sport in the broad sense is a long-standing phenomenon, the behind-the-scenes betting on the Internet has only begun to generate serious concerns in the current millennium. And the number of suspicious transactions in this legalized market has grown in recent years, as evidenced by the report of ESSA, a non-profit organization whose mission is to ensure the integrity of sports betting. Let's go to numbers: in 2012, there were six cases that sounded the alarms, which went up to 30 the next year and to 130 in 2016, the date of the last study.
Eight quarters at the top
For now, tennis has been the main focus of concern of the authorities, with the Tennis Integrity Unit emerging as a strong ally in this fight. It's enough to see that of the 130 suspected betting alerts detected last year, 103 are about decisions taken within the courts. A fact that is easily explained by the individual nature of the sport, a reality that facilitates the "logistics" of manipulating the outcome of matches. "Alerts for this sport have dominated ESSA statistics for the past eight quarters," notes Mike O'Kane, president of the organization.
From a geographic point of view, it is Europe that generates more headaches, as a stage of events under the target of bettors, reaping 55% of suspicions (see infographics above). And the largest flow of bets comes from Asia, making it trickier to trace and identify its exact origin.
Increase
"This problem is global and no country can feel safe," reinforces Francesco Baranca, insisting that "the last three years have been problematic for the Portuguese League II", is concerned with the vitiation of results for the purpose of pure financial gain or To facilitate the achievement of a sporting goal, most often the maintenance of one of the teams.
Increase
Moreover, the perception that the agents have of the external influence in the outcome of the games has also served to feel the pulse to the phenomenon. A survey carried out in 2016 by Transparency International (TI), in collaboration with the Portuguese Association of Football Referees (APAF), concluded that the feeling of the sector is that eight out of 100 referees have already been involved in a scheme of addiction Results, a decision taken mainly by financial difficulties. In the study entitled Global Corruption Report, this perception worsens when one jumps into the domain of the adepts.
A common denominator between regulators and authorities is the urgency of concerting efforts to overturn the main obstacles. In this regard, the diagnosis made two months ago by the director of the Central Police and Judicial Police Service (PJ), Philippe Ménard, will be practically transversal: "Our main difficulties are to identify the source and find the bettor because Bets are made from abroad. Then it is difficult to overcome the culture of secrecy that exists in the world of sport. "
FULL ORIGINAL STORY:

https://ardina.news/article/2017_02...combinacao-explosiva-no-labirinto-das-apostas
 
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ANOTHER EXTREMELY WEIRD PENALTY AT TRAINING CAMPS. JUST LOOK!

Something special happened in Turkey, in a match between Anzhi (Russia) and Dukla (Czech Republic).

We have to say, that odds on “over” increased in a crazy way! For “over 2.5” they started at point 1.90, but after 20 minutes (score 0:0) fell down to 1.29!!!

And during the break (Anzhi led 1:0) “over 2.5” were 1.35!!!

Here is the full game. The score was 1:1 at 90 minute, and then referee spotted the penalty… (video 1.44.55).

Dukla scored and won 2:1. Bets on “over” became winning.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZwGetQRp3o

Strange feeling, that we have seen something very similar before…