ESIC Partners with Victoria Police

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03 July 2023 19:02

The Esports Integrity Commission partnered with Victoria Police Force. Parties will collaborate on match-fixing. Stephen Hanna, Director of Global Strategy at the Esports Integrity Commission stated "Collaboration between law enforcement agencies and the Esports Integrity Commission is essential to ensuring a fair and safe environment for esports competitors and fans. We commend Victoria Police’s proactive and engaged approach to working with ESIC to prevent and deter match-fixing in esports. Esports is a global industry that requires a global response to maintain integrity. By working together with law enforcement agencies, like Victoria Police, we can better identify and investigate suspicious betting activity and protect the integrity of esports competitions."

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ESIC Partners with Victoria Police

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03 July 2023 19:02

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The Esports Integrity Commission partnered with Victoria Police Force. Parties will collaborate on match-fixing. Stephen Hanna, Director of Global Strategy at the Esports Integrity Commission stated "Collaboration between law enforcement agencies and the Esports Integrity Commission is essential to ensuring a fair and safe environment for esports competitors and fans. We commend Victoria Police’s proactive and engaged approach to working with ESIC to prevent and deter match-fixing in esports. Esports is a global industry that requires a global response to maintain integrity. By working together with law enforcement agencies, like Victoria Police, we can better identify and investigate suspicious betting activity and protect the integrity of esports competitions."

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