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Yellow card betting controversy persists as World Cup comes to the U.S.

By

David Purdum

3h ago· 8 min readenNews

Summary

ESPN reports on the controversy surrounding yellow card betting as the World Cup arrives in the U.S. Yellow cards have been a frequent target of match-fixers, leading to investigations, criminal charges, and lifetime bans across top leagues in Australia, Europe, and the U.S. While banned in many jurisdictions, this type of wager remains available in some U.S. states. The article highlights a high-profile English Premier League case where a player was investigated for deliberately drawing yellow cards, which disrupted a potential multimillion-dollar transfer before the player was cleared.

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Yellow cards have been at the center of gambling schemes investigated in recent years by top leagues in Australia, Europe and the U.S.
Some of the investigations resulted in criminal charges and lifetime bans, while a high-profile case in the English Premier League disrupted a potential multimillion-dollar transfer for a player later cleared of deliberately drawing yellow cards
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As the World Cup arrives in the U.S., so does one of the most controversial bets in soccer.

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