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Video: Gujarat Gang Staged "Fake IPL" With Live Coverage, Harsha Bhogle Mimic
Fake IPL: In a bizarre incident, a gang in Gujarat almost pulled off an elaborate con by creating a fake Indian Premier League (IPL) tournament and duping Russian punters who bet money on such cricket matches.
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Bookies lose Rs 5,000 crore as punters refuse to pay for 'fixed IPL matches'
The recent crackdown on the spot-fixing racket has caused losses worth Rs 5,000 crore to bookies in Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai, sources have revealed. Punters, who had earlier placed bets on matches, have now turned the tables on the bookies, refusing to pay them their dues, based on the logic that the matches were fixed.
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Rs 25,000 crore bet on monsoon
Mumbai will soon play host to the bookie community from across the country, who will visit the city to accept bets and cash-in on the monsoon season. According to punters, the Monsoon will hit the city between June 11 and June 13. According to insiders, local bookies are no longer interested in betting on the Monsoon and, hence, punters from other ...
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Video: Gujarat Gang Staged "Fake IPL" With Live Coverage, Harsha Bhogle Mimic
Fake IPL: In a bizarre incident, a gang in Gujarat almost pulled off an elaborate con by creating a fake Indian Premier League (IPL) tournament and duping Russian punters who bet money on such cricket matches.
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Bookies lose Rs 5,000 crore as punters refuse to pay for 'fixed IPL matches'
The recent crackdown on the spot-fixing racket has caused losses worth Rs 5,000 crore to bookies in Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai, sources have revealed. Punters, who had earlier placed bets on matches, have now turned the tables on the bookies, refusing to pay them their dues, based on the logic that the matches were fixed.
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Rs 25,000 crore bet on monsoon
Mumbai will soon play host to the bookie community from across the country, who will visit the city to accept bets and cash-in on the monsoon season. According to punters, the Monsoon will hit the city between June 11 and June 13. According to insiders, local bookies are no longer interested in betting on the Monsoon and, hence, punters from other ...
