Sports betting

Sports betting

• IOC proposes global betting monitoring system

  The IOC is proposing the establishment of a global system for monitoring betting patterns during major sports events, the latest step in efforts to ... 

• NY authorities deal Russian mob a losing hand

  It's a case teeming with colorful characters: a reputed Russian mob boss once accused in an Olympic scandal, a wealthy art world impresario who hung ... 

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  IOC calls May 21 meeting to discuss WADA, betting

  Olympic leaders will meet on May 21 to discuss the World Anti-Doping Agency's role in fighting performance-enhancing drugs and ways to combat illegal ... 

• FA investigates suspicious betting in 6th tier

  The English Football Association is investigating suspicious betting patterns in relation to league games in the country's sixth tier. The FA says it ... 

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  Sprinter Sacre enhances reputation at Cheltenham

  Sprinter Sacre enhanced his reputation as one of Britain's top horses by winning the Queen Mother Champion Chase by 19 lengths at the Cheltenham ... 

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  Soccer gambling thrives in Cambodian border town

  Soccer betting is illegal in Cambodia, but visitors to this seedy frontier town wouldn't know it. In the rundown market where the smell of incense ... 

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  Much-investigated ref denies fixing soccer matches

  It was in the final minutes of a June 2011 soccer game between Nigeria and Argentina when the little green flags on computer screens in London started ... 

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  Arrested Singaporean reveals match-fixing secrets

  When police arrested Wilson Raj Perumal in Finland, it didn't take long for him to realize that his criminal buddies had ratted him out. He's been ... 

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  Soccer faces epic fight against match-fixing

  Soccer is falling under a cloud of suspicion as never before, sullied by a multibillion-dollar web of match-fixing that is corrupting increasingly ... 

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  Column: Football must not make cycling's mistakes

  Football, like cycling after the disaster that was Lance Armstrong, will be half dead as a sport if it reaches the point where spectators commonly ...