Published 1 year ago

Mark King suspended from World Snooker Tour

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King had been scheduled to play in the first round of the WST Classic in Leicester on Saturday. His opponent Muhammad Asif was handed a walkover. World Snooker subsequently issued a statement confirming King had been suspended amid an investigation into irregular betting patterns.

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BBC News

World Snooker suspends King during betting probe

England's Mark King is suspended from the World Snooker Tour while an investigation is carried out into reports of irregular betting patterns.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

Mark King suspended from World Snooker Tour amid betting investigation

Mark King has been suspended amid an investigation into irregular betting patterns when he lost 4-0 to Joe Perry at last month’s Welsh Open

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

World Snooker suspends Mark King amid irregular betting patterns investigation

The allegation concerns King’s 4-0 defeat to Joe Perry in last month’s Welsh Open first round.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Mark King suspended from World Snooker Tour as part of betting investigation

Mark King has been hit with a suspension (Picture: Getty Images) Mark King has been suspended from the World Snooker Tour after an investigation into irregular betting patterns on a Welsh Open defeat last month. King was beaten 4-0 by Joe Perry in the opening round of the Welsh Open on 13 February, with his price at the bookmakers noticeably drifting prior to the contest. The world number 57 played poorly in the match and was whitewashed, with t…

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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