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Taiwan’s basketball world has now accused three players of being involved in gambling and match-fixing. Luo Zhenfeng, Wu Jiying, Chen Jinghuan. (combination picture)
Gambling and match-fixing cases have been spreading in Taiwan’s basketball world recently, currently involving SBL player Wu Ji-ying for match-fixing and illegal gambling, T1 League Taiwan Brewery Wing Fung Cloud Leopard Luo Zhenfeng admitted to gambling, and Tainan Taipei Falcons Chen Jinghuan admitted to gambling in other leagues and teams. Xie Dianlin, chairman of the Basketball Association of the Republic of China, was furious. On November 1, he convened representatives from the three leagues and the convener of the referee committee. Representatives from the Sports Administration also attended the meeting to provide guidance. During the meeting, it was decided to respond more actively.
The International Basketball Association FIBA requires each member to establish a formal Single Point of Contact for Integrity (SPOC) with the following responsibilities: “raise awareness of fair play through specific publicity plans” and “establish a system to report violations of fair play.” platform”, “act as FIBA’s contact window for violations of fair play”, “cooperate with FIBA and other competent authorities during investigations”, “ensure that events comply with FIBA’s relevant regulations on betting and match manipulation”.
Xie Dianlin, Chairman of the Basketball Association of the Republic of China. (Data map)
Following FIBA’s approach, the Basketball Association requires that all three leagues and 15 teams should add full-time personnel to be responsible for anti-gambling and match-fixing matters. The teams should establish a reporting mechanism to the league and the Basketball Association, and regular meetings to exchange management information.
Zhang Chengzhong, deputy secretary-general and spokesperson of the Basketball Association of the Republic of China, said that in view of the possibility that referees may be involved in gambling, the Basketball Association will also promote the three leagues to standardize referees simultaneously. The Basketball Association Referee Committee has a referee monitoring and avoidance mechanism and will promote referees to sign a cut-off letter. If there is gambling or match-fixing, you will be liable for high liquidated damages and damages, and you will not be lenient in cleaning up the house.
We should further strengthen the management responsibilities of the team and the rules for punishing the team, unify the strict methods of player punishment for each team, integrate the responsibilities of player contracts and cut-off letters, and the team should strengthen the promotion of the rule of law to players.
The incident has now entered judicial proceedings, and the investigation is not open to the public. The Basketball Association hopes that the media will report it rigorously. If there is any illegality, the Basketball Association will handle it with the highest standards, without any leniency, and will fully cooperate with judicial investigations.
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2023-11-01 09:14:36
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