It alleges that tennis authorities have suppressed evidence of match-fixing and overlooked accusations against some of the sport's top players.
However, the motive of match-fixing was not just to trade items among each other.
One of the reasons is that it's difficult to prove match-fixing.
The syndicate allegedly made up to $2 million per game for match-fixing worldwide.
Context is incredibly important and no two instances of match-fixing will ever be alike.
So far, online game developers, sponsors, and events' organizers around the world have expressed solidarity in the global mission to eliminate the match-fixing problem.
In a statement, the club said the suggestion of match-fixing was patently untrue.
King attributes much of the match-fixing speculation to men unable to accept her victory over a man.
A permanent ban from professional gaming and irreparable damage to their reputation should ideally dissuade every player from match-fixing and illegal betting.
But the flood of money has brought an unexpected innovation in the way players are cashing in (and cashing out) in the vast virtual world of online gaming -- match-fixing.
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