The Games and Amusements Board (GAB) is considering legal actions against individuals involved in the controversial match of the Pilipinas VisMin Super Cup that shook the basketball community last month.
“There had been plenty of allegations of game-fixing. A lot of rumors going around. But it seems high time that people are charged,” GAB Chair Abraham Mitra said in Filipino during a virtual press briefing on Friday.
“As of now, we’re just making sure that our (pieces of) evidence are air-tight along with the witnesses who hope to lend a hand in this investigation,” he added.
Betting, game-fixing, and point-shaving in sports contests are punishable under Presidential Decree No. …
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