World Cup Betting Crackdown Nets Thousands
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A total of 161 individuals, including five company directors, were arrested in raids on 19 premises in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.
The Royal Thai Police are intensifying its crackdown on money laundering networks using traditional horse racing accounts, after discovering criminals are still using them as a primary mechanism for money laundering. They are also accelerating their efforts to combat online gambling websites, having already shut down over 4,500 sites during the World Cup.
In an operation targeting illegal betting before the World Cup final, conducted by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the Cyber Crimes Unit, 12 of the 16 suspects detained were arrested, while efforts continue to apprehend the remaining 7 fugitives.
Of the 16 suspects detained in an illegal betting operation before the World Cup final, 13 were referred to the magistrates' court with a request for their arrest. The operation utilized an AI-powered program and field intelligence.
OpenBet proves high reliability with $3B wagered during World Cup 2026
Betting and gaming technology provider OpenBet has reported over 175 million bets processed and $3 billion wagered across its global platform customers during a record-breaking World Cup 2026, making it the biggest-ever betting event for OpenBet and proving highly reliable at scale during times of peak activity. The post OpenBet proves high reliability with $3B wagered during World Cup 2026 first appeared on Asia Gaming News | AGB - Asia Gaming …
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