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KSA finds improvements but gaps in operators’ match-fixing risk analyses

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The Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) found that four providers had generally improved their match-fixing risk analyses, but said some areas still need work. It identified shortcomings in the specification of risks, mitigation measures and reporting obligations after examining providers following alerts to the Sports Betting Intelligence Unit.

Operators may need to strengthen risk assessment, mitigation and reporting processes to meet their match-fixing obligations.

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Angola’s ISJ attends INTERPOL match-fixing meeting in Lisbon

Angola’s Institute for Gambling Supervision (ISJ) said it took part in the 16th INTERPOL Match-Fixing Task Force meeting in Lisbon from 27 to 29 October 2026. More than 200 law enforcement and sports integrity officials from over 60 member countries attended discussions on match-fixing, illegal betting, money laundering and cross-border intelligence sharing.

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