French, Bulgarian, Spanish, and Romanian authorities have halted a criminal group that set up an intricate match-fixing system for tennis matches. The group ensured large profits for their clients by arranging the winners of the matches between 2018 and 2024. During an action day, authorities arrested 15 suspects in France, Bulgaria, Romania and Spain and conducted searches to collect evidence.Read More
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