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The Odd Odds Movements: Three Games in the World Cup had massive shifts in gambling odds
Funny, you should mention that….
The New York Times’ Jacob Whitehead has just come out with an excellent article about betting irregularities at the FIFA World Cup. It came out the very day that I was posting an article on the same subjec...
How to Referee a Fixed Match: FIFA and Gianni Infantino's Credibility Nightmare
Gianni Infantino has a huge credibility problem with this year’s World Cup tournament
A reasonable person, not a conspiracy theorist, could look at half-a-dozen of the games in this World Cup tournament and have genuine doubts about the in...
The Good, the Bad, and the Unmentioned: The Dreadful New York Times Investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s Death
The Jeffrey Epstein prison death as seen by the New York Times.
It was a hit job.
A well-executed, professional media execution. The entire investigation by the New York Times of Jeffrey Epstein’s death in prison promised so much but deli...
Happy Hunting Ground for the Match-Fixers
The match-fixers are already buzzing around the tournament and teams. The arrangements and initial payments made.
For those of you who didn’t get a chance to read it - I wrote a three-part series on match-fixers at the World Cup. The Daily...
The Seven Secrets of Why There Will be Match-Fixers at the World Cup: Part 3 - No one is stopping them
Match-fixers approached players on the Swedish team before the 3rd place match in the 1994 FIFA World Cup Finals
It was - theoretically - the second most important game at the tournament: The 3rd place match on July 16,1994. The game was b...
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