TA news, some betting industry insiders revealed that an Arsenal player participated in the yellow card betting during the game, and the FA is aware of this matter and is investigating.
The FA is investigating an Arsenal player for a yellow card he received in the Premier League this season. The bookmaker paid a large sum of money for the yellow card, causing the Gunners player to be yellowed during the match. The TA knows who the player is, but is inconvenient to disclose due to legal issues.
Betting on the details of a match, such as a yellow card, corner kick or out-of-bounds ball, is a form of gambling known as "instant betting". Regular betting is betting on the outcome of a match, while instant betting is about events that occur at a specific time, such as who will take a corner within 10 minutes. Such a trivial matter would generate tens of thousands of pounds in benefits.
Worldwide, similar problems are rife, but are rare in the Premier League because players are paid well. Not without precedent, however, former Saints player Matt Le Ticher admitted in his autobiography that he had tried to take the ball out of bounds after betting 70 seconds, but the move was ruined by his teammates.
In addition, in 2018, the Fa Found defender Bradley Wood had deliberately yellowed against burnley in the FA Cup match against Burnley during his 2016/17 spell for Lincoln City. Seven people placed bets on the yellow card at the bookmaker, 2 of whom were confirmed to be close friends of Wood. This crime of manipulating the game led to Wood's 6-year ban.
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