IBIA Reports 90 Suspicious Betting Alerts in Q2 2024

The International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) has reported 90 suspicious betting alerts in the second quarter of 2024. This marks a slight decrease from the previous quarter but an 80% increase compared to Q2 2023. The IBIA continues its vigilant efforts to uphold integrity across the global sports betting market.
IBIA Reports 90 Suspicious Betting Alerts in Q2 2024

Key Findings

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In Q2 2024, the IBIA reported 90 suspicious betting alerts across 8 sports, spanning 25 countries and 5 continents. This data underscores the IBIA’s extensive monitoring efforts, covering over $300 billion in annual betting turnover across more than 125 sports betting brands.

Breakdown of Alerts

  • Top Sports: eSports, football, and table tennis accounted for 84% of all alerts.
  • Major Case: A significant portion of eSports alerts were linked to a single case, contributing to revised figures for Q1 2024.
  • Geographical Focus: Poland had the highest number of alerts with 6 cases.

Regional Trends

  • Europe: The number of alerts in Europe increased from 4 in Q1 to 19 in Q2 2024 but decreased from 31 in Q2 2023.

Industry Response

Khalid Ali, CEO of IBIA, highlighted the importance of customer account monitoring and collaborative efforts with stakeholders to address suspicious activities. The report also focuses on Brazil’s regulatory landscape as the country prepares to open its market to licensed operators, potentially generating $2.8 billion in taxable revenue by 2028.

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