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ITIA records 21 suspicious tennis match alerts in first quarter

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The International Tennis Integrity Agency received 21 suspicious match alerts through its agreements with the regulated betting sector from January to March 2026. One alert concerned a WTA 250 event and four involved men’s Challenger tournaments; the rest related to lower-tier World Tennis Tour events, the ITIA said.

The alert count gives betting operators and integrity teams a measure of suspicious-match reports received during the quarter.

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ULIS reports 51.5% of suspicious betting alerts involved lower-tier sport

ULIS data for July to September showed that lower divisions and youth competitions accounted for more than 51.5% of suspicious betting alerts. The organisation recorded 305 alerts in total during the quarter, according to figures cited by Luca Esposito Poleo of the World Lottery Association.

ULIS recorded 305 suspicious betting alerts in the quarter from July to September, and more than 51.5% of them concerned lower divisions and youth competitions, according to figures the organisation published. Luca Esposito Poleo, executive director at the World Lottery Association, said more than half of the alerts issued by ULIS in the last quarter related to competitions most people never watch.

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