AFL tightens screws on betting
| 11 May 2007 |    |
The AFL has signed an information-sharing deal with an Australian-based betting association as the league boosts its ability to investigate gambling.But dozens of small betting agencies can still deny the league access to their client records.
While industry sources praised the league's new agreement with the Australian Internet Bookmakers Association, they pointed out there are around 40 agencies in this country alone that handle betting on the AFL.
The agreement, announced on Friday, means the online betting agencies Centrebet, IASbet, Canbet, Sportsbet, Sports Acument and Global Sportsbet will conduct regular audits of their accounts and report suspicious activity to the AFL.
Article By: The Age
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