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Suspicious Bets on Polymarket Suggest Something Fishy Was Happening During the World Cup

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  1. A sports integrity group flagged seven suspicious World Cup-related bets, including heavy Polymarket activity on Spain vs. Cape Verde and Folarin Balogun’s status.

  2. FIFA’s integrity unit said it found no evidence of suspicious betting or match-fixing.

  3. An industry expert said some of the activity may have been hedging rather than manipulation.

  4. The case renews concerns that prediction markets can be used for insider-style betting around major sporting events.

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