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Match Fixing on Target

China is not a fan of the online casino gambling industry, and certainly not many types of betting and other internet based gaming activities. One of the chief concerns of the Chinese government (that echoes growing concerns in Western markets) is match fixing – and this is one area where the Chinese government is not budging, it’s unacceptable and there are hefty punishments that accompany this business. The match fixing has been rampant in the sports betting industry and the government announced that upwards of twenty officials within the industry have already been arrested for illegal sports betting activity – and that’s just the beginning. The Chinese government is strictly against online casinos on principle, which means that illegal activity within the industry is certainly unacceptable.

In addition to the sports betting officials who have been implicated in match fixing cases, the gambling cartels (both land and online casino gambling) are in the race and making tons of money buying the results of games as far away as Belgium, Finland, and much of Eastern Europe. The European sports betting officials have grown increasingly concerned with the extent and level of match-fixing that has taken place over the past year and fully support the Chinese governments attempts to track down where the match-fixing originates and stop it at the source – harsh punishments are also in store for those caught partaking in illegal match fixing.

The land and online casino gambling and betting organizations are so concerned with match fixing because of the long term implications that these activities have on the integrity of sports – it’s not good. The entire push behind sporting events is the fact that they are legitimate skills competitions – the enthusiasm for the game changes if the win goes to the highest bidder.