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Indonesian police urge reports of illegal World Cup gambling

Enforcement & compliance

Indonesia's National Police urged the public to report online gambling operators using World Cup promotions, ahead of the tournament starting on 11 June. Police warned of a possible rise in soccer betting and cited penalties of up to five years in prison and $66,000 for illegal sports gamblers, and up to 10 years and $660,000 for operators and promoters.

Operators and promoters face significant criminal penalties for illegal sports betting in Indonesia.

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