In an important development for the Swedish gambling industry, the Swedish Gambling Authority (SGA) has announced significant changes to its regulations concerning the reporting of suspected match-fixing activities. This shift comes in response to a growing emphasis on preventing manipulation of sports results, an issue that has become a focal point for global sports regulators and gambling operators alike. As part of its regulatory updates, the SGA has introduced new requirements for gambling license holders, shifting the responsibility for reporting suspected match-fixing from an annual basis to a continuous reporting obligation. These......

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