Superbet conducts workshops against match-fixing for clubs sponsored by the brand.
Superbet, one of Brazil's leading sports betting platforms, launched a series of workshops this week focused on sports integrity and preventing match-fixing (as the manipulation of results is known in the sector). This partnership with Sportradar reinforces its commitment to ethics and transparency in the sports betting industry.
The first meetings will take place on August 7th and 8th, with the squads from Bangu and America/RJ. The project's agenda continues in September with new workshops aimed at Fluminense and São Paulo FC, two of the most traditional clubs in Brazilian football.
The program includes lectures on combating match-fixing, betting manipulation, digital conduct, the consequences and importance of fair play, as well as workshops led by ambassadors who share experiences from their careers and essential values for professional sports.
“As a major player in the sector, committed to a more transparent and secure ecosystem, we have an important role to play in actively participating in building a cleaner and safer sport. When match-fixing occurs, those who act in accordance with the law end up being harmed. Education and awareness are the most effective ways to protect athletes, clubs, fans, and betting platforms,” reinforces Alex Fonseca, CEO of Superbet.
“These workshops were developed to bring athletes and members of technical commissions closer to the main concepts of integrity in sport. Our goal is to empower these professionals with the tools and knowledge necessary so that they can make informed decisions, both on and off the field. Superbet is on the right track by investing in education and prevention, and it is a pleasure to conduct these sessions with some of the biggest football clubs in Brazil,” says Felippe Marchetti, Integrity Partnerships Manager at Sportradar.
In Brazil, Sportradar — a leading global sports technology company recognized as a benchmark in sports integrity — partners with the CBF (Brazilian Football Confederation) and 17 state federations, monitoring over 10.000 matches per season. The company recently signed a Technical Cooperation Agreement (ACT) with the Ministries of Finance and Sport.
About Superbet
Superbet Group is a technology and entertainment company founded in 2008 in Romania, with the mission of providing sports and iGaming entertainment. Present in 12 countries, Superbet has operated in Brazil since 2023, being the first to obtain a federal license to operate in a fully regulated manner. A main sponsor of clubs such as São Paulo FC and Fluminense, it adopts responsible gaming practices and is a leader in compliance and best practices, being a member of the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA), a non-profit trade body that represents the integrity interests of the world's largest licensed online betting companies and operators.
