Match Fixing In Singapore
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Indian-Origin Man Jailed for Match-Fixing in Singapore
An Indian-origin man in Singapore, rated by prosecutors as a "criminal match-fixer extraordinaire" has been sentenced to four years in jail by a court here for conspiring to fix a football match during the Southeast Asian Games held in March this year.
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Indian-Origin Man in Singapore Faces Match-Fixing Bribe Charge
A 55-year-old Indian-origin Singaporean was among four men charged on Saturday in a court over his alleged role in conspiring to fix a football match at the South East Asia Games which begins in Singapore next week.
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Danish Badminton Players Approached to Fix Matches
Hans-Kristian Vittinghus and doubles player Kim Astrup have revealed they received offers to their Facebook accounts by a Malaysian man who said he had previously fixed matches in the Singapore Open and the Thomas Cup.
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How tiny Singapore became a big player in match-fixing
It's one of the world's smallest and wealthiest countries, but a deep gambling culture coupled with sheer entrepreneurial zeal has made Singapore a big player in global match-fixing.
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Lebanese officials arrested ahead of East Bengal's AFC Cup match in Singapore
Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau in Singapore takes into custody match officials on suspicion of match fixing?
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Indian-Origin Man Jailed for Match-Fixing in Singapore
An Indian-origin man in Singapore, rated by prosecutors as a "criminal match-fixer extraordinaire" has been sentenced to four years in jail by a court here for conspiring to fix a football match during the Southeast Asian Games held in March this year.
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Indian-Origin Man in Singapore Faces Match-Fixing Bribe Charge
A 55-year-old Indian-origin Singaporean was among four men charged on Saturday in a court over his alleged role in conspiring to fix a football match at the South East Asia Games which begins in Singapore next week.
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Danish Badminton Players Approached to Fix Matches
Hans-Kristian Vittinghus and doubles player Kim Astrup have revealed they received offers to their Facebook accounts by a Malaysian man who said he had previously fixed matches in the Singapore Open and the Thomas Cup.
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How tiny Singapore became a big player in match-fixing
It's one of the world's smallest and wealthiest countries, but a deep gambling culture coupled with sheer entrepreneurial zeal has made Singapore a big player in global match-fixing.
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Lebanese officials arrested ahead of East Bengal's AFC Cup match in Singapore
Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau in Singapore takes into custody match officials on suspicion of match fixing?
