711 Partners With Integrity Body IBIA For Netherlands Sportsbook

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All licensed sportsbooks are statutorily needed to engage with a sports wagering integrity monitoring body in the Netherlands.


The operator joins over 50 companies and 125 sports betting brand names that feed into IBIA's world leading wagering integrity network for private operators. 711's membership maintains IBIA's position as the primary sports wagering stability screen in the Netherlands, with the association representing around 90% of the certified sportsbooks presently in operation in the country.


Gilles De Backer, COO of 711, stated: "711 has actually been live in the Netherlands considering that April 2022 and has a strong gambling establishment item which is now being completed with a sportsbook from Kambi. We're really delighted to finally invite the sportsbook along with our casino product on 711. nl. and to secure our sportsbook's integrity by integrating it within IBIA's worldwide monitoring system."


Khalid Ali, CEO of IBIA, said: "IBIA is delighted that 711 has chosen IBIA as its stability monitoring partner for its sportsbook in the Netherlands. The decision to join IBIA demonstrates the business's desire to utilise the finest integrity defense available for its sports betting item and further expands IBIA's tracking network in the Netherlands. IBIA looks forward to working closely with 711 and to safeguarding its company from corrupt betting activity."


IBIA is a not-for-profit body that has no completing disputes with the delivery of industrial services to other sectors and is run by operators, for operators, to secure regulated sports betting markets from match-fixing. IBIA's global tracking network is an extremely reliable anti-corruption tool, finding and reporting suspicious activity in managed betting markets.


Through the IBIA worldwide monitoring network it is possible to track transactional activities connected to private consumer . IBIA members have more than $300bn per year in wagering turnover (manage), accounting for roughly 50% of the international commercial controlled land-based and online sports betting sector, and in excess of 50% for online alone.


IBIA's recently released Q2 report in-depth 90 suspicious wagering notifies reported throughout the quarter to the relevant authorities. IBIA notifies contributed to the examinations and subsequent effective sanctioning of 21 clubs, players and officials in 2023.