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With the formal membership of Mozzart, a well-known gaming operator with headquarters in Serbia, the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) has strengthened its standing as the leading integrity monitoring organization. Founded in 2001, Mozzart is a prominent player in the retail and online gaming industries.
After Mozzart’s Serbian operations were incorporated into the worldwide integrity monitoring network of IBIA, the online casino operator became part of an elite group that included more than 125 top sports betting brands and about 50 other enterprises. The integrity of regulated sports betting markets is vitally protected by IBIA, a non-profit organization run by and for betting operators.
The CEO of Mozzart, Slobodan Prodanović, declared the company’s dedication to maintaining the strictest corporate ethics and helping to safeguard the integrity of the sports betting sector. Prodanović emphasized Mozzart’s commitment to establishing a dependable and safe environment for its customers, especially given its status as one of the top organizers of games of chance in Southeastern Europe.
The CEO of IBIA, Khalid Ali, greeted Mozzart to the organization and emphasized the need for cooperation in the fight against unethical betting practices. Mozzart’s decision to collaborate with IBIA pleased Ali, who said that Mozzart’s market power and operational reach will greatly expand IBIA’s worldwide betting integrity monitoring network.
The primary goal of IBIA is to shield bettors, markets for wagering, and athletic events from the negative effects of betting corruption. The global monitoring network of the organization serves as an effective instrument against corruption by detecting and reporting questionable actions in regulated sports betting markets. Transactional activity connected to specific client accounts can be monitored using this network.
Every IBIA member, including Mozzart, is required to adhere to the association’s code of conduct and goes through a thorough due diligence procedure. 50 alarms were recorded throughout the quarter, according to IBIA’s Q3 integrity report, which was just issued. IBIA submitted 268 notifications to the authorities in 2022; as a result, 15 clubs, officials, or players engaged in matches marked for suspicious activities were successfully sanctioned.
The fact that Mozzart is a member of IBIA represents an industry-wide endeavor to protect the integrity of sports betting markets around the world and lessen the dangers posed by match-fixing and other illegal activity.