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E-Sports

Sportradar´s workshop Integrity in Sports provide tools to combat competition manipulation

Monday 17 de October 2022 / 05:09

2 minutos de lectura

(London).- Last week, Sportradar's Director of Intelligence & Investigation Services, Tom Harding, was on the expert panel at the Integrity in Sport workshop in Skopje, North Macedonia. He stated that “collaboration is imperative in the global fight against competition manipulation and these workshops are crucial in building capacity between important stakeholders”.

Sportradar´s workshop Integrity in Sports provide tools to combat competition manipulation

During the workshop, Tom provided expert insights gained from Sportradar’s extensive experience in monitoring, detecting and investigating competition manipulation around the globe.


These workshops bring together national and regional stakeholders including law enforcement agencies, prosecution services of some countries and sports organizations to raise awareness and identify best practices. Amongst key objectives, the INTERPOL- International Olympic Committee (IOC) workshops assess breaches of sport integrity, sports betting developments and global crime trends in competition manipulation.


Central to these workshops is the promotion of capacity building and cooperation at all levels. They also provide a forum for knowledge exchange on tools and services to prevent, detect and investigate sports corruption.

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