Match-fixing has spread to chess and darts, Lords’ select committee told

Match-fixing has rapidly expanded beyond traditional sports like football, now affecting chess and darts, according to a House of Lords committee. Organized crime is reportedly involved, using these games to launder money from illicit activities like drug and human trafficking. This alarming trend highlights the need for stringent anti-corruption measures across all sports. The committee's insights are crucial as they underscore a broader issue of criminal infiltration in global sports.