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Anti-Match Fixing
TRIATHLON AUSTRALIA MATCH FIXING
Match-fixing is when someone influences the course or result of a sports event. They do this to gain advantage for themselves or for others, and to remove the uncertainty normally associated with sport. Match-fixing can be done by athletes, teams, agents, support staff, referees and officials or venue staff.
It can happen in any of the following deliberate ways:
- fixing the result
- fixing the points spread
- an athlete’s under-performance,
- an athlete’s withdrawal (also known as ‘tanking’ or ‘manipulation’ and ‘experimenting’)
- an official’s deliberate misapplication of the rules
- interference with the play or playing surface
- abuse of inside information to place a bet
SPORT INTEGRITY AUSTRALIA MATCH-FIXING RESOURCES
Sport Integrity Australia has developed the Keep Sport Honest eLearning program to cover the following key areas:
- what is match-fixing in sport—history and examples
- the growth of sports betting and why match-fixing has become a significant threat to the integrity of sport
- how match-fixing can ruin careers and endanger lives
- how match fixers may target athletes, officials and other relevant people
- addictions—a gateway to corruption
- how to protect athletes, officials and other relevant persons from corruption and their reporting requirements
- code of conduct requirements and other integrity tools, and
- support and counselling options.
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