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BetFair-TradeFair fights corruption, while TradeSports-InTrade does not.
— BetFair-TradeFair is legal and has ethics, while TradeSports-InTrade is not and has none. — Via Steve Roman who provides the recap and another excerpt, The New York Times: [...] At the center of the investigation is Betfair, one of … Continue reading
Posted in Betting, Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Market Prices & Probabilities, Regulations
Tagged Analysis (Data) - Sports / Politics Corruption, Argentina, BetFair, Betfair spokesman, Davydenko, Internet addresses, London, Martin Vassallo Arguello, Poland, prediction markets, Rafael Nadal, Robin Marks, Roger Federer, so-called online sports exchanges, Sopot, sports leagues, Steve Roman, tennis, the New York Times, USD, Wimbledon
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BetFair has an anti-fraud team whereas InTrade-TradeSports has none.
That’s the chunk of truth that no US journalist or blogger or prediction market scholar will dare telling you. — Czarek Sokolowski / AP — The Los Angeles Times has a two-page investigation into the alleged corruption of that tennis … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Market Expiry, Regulations
Tagged Analysis (Data) - Sports / Politics Corruption, BetFair, British Horseracing Authority, Internet gambling colossus, journalist, London, Los Angeles Times, New York Stock Exchange, Nikolay Davydenko, online forum, Poland, prediction markets, Robin Marks, soccer, Sopot, spokesman, tennis, United States, USD
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CORRUPTION IN TENNIS: Nikolay Davydenko claims that he is innocent.
Did we suspect an innocent?? Bet scandal worries Davydenko RUSSIAN Nikolay Davydenko is worried his reputation will suffer after becoming embroiled in a betting controversy. Davydenko retired with a foot injury in the third set of his match with Argentine … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Market Expiry, Market Trading, Regulations
Tagged Martin Vasallo Arguello, Montreal, Nikolay Davydenko, Player, Poland, Reuters, Russia, Sopot, tennis, The Guardian, USD
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CORRUPTION IN TENNIS: the Nikolay Davydenko vs. Vassallo Arguello prediction markets at BetFair
As Midas Oracle has reported, BetFair decided to void all bets because its 40-person anti-corruption team detected foul speculation: The volume was ten times higher than the normal; The clear favorite (Nikolay Davydenko) was short-sold en masse one hour before … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Market Expiry, Market Trading, Regulations
Tagged BetFair, manager, Martin Vasallo Arguello, Montreal, Nikolay Davydenko, Player, Poland, prediction markets, professional tennis athlete, Reuters, Russia, Sopot, tennis, The Wall Street Journal, USD, Wall Street Journal
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