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What is moving in sport integrity.

Analysis, news and press coverage on manipulation, betting and prediction markets, regulation and the systems protecting competition.

News

Founder update, September 2026

What I argued in front of a Lords committee in July, what we have finished building, and what the next twelve months are actually for.

9 September 20266 min readRead

Regulation

What new criminal law changes

Australia and Kenya both criminalised competition manipulation in August, and the consequence for a federation is disclosure rather than deterrence.

8 September 20267 min readRead

Product

Introducing the connected GAMECHANGER360 platform

Four products, one system. 360 Academy, 360 Report, 360 Sentinel and 360 Intelligence share a single record so that education, reporting, monitoring and intelligence inform each other.

8 September 20262 min readRead

Insight

The sponsorship reset

Betting brands came off Premier League shirt fronts this season, and prediction market brands arrived in club sport in the same year.

4 September 20267 min readRead

Regulation

The year the law split over prediction markets

Two federal appeals courts reached opposite answers within four months. What a sports organisation should do while the question sits unresolved.

2 September 20265 min readRead

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Insight

AI moves fast, and so must the system around it

Machine flagging jumped in 2025 while total suspicious matches fell. That says something about sensitivity, and something harder about who carries the burden of proof.

1 September 20266 min readRead

Close portrait of an athlete in low, green-tinted light

Insight

The approach came from a friend

Codes of conduct are written for a stranger with a proposition, and the approach that reached me came from someone I already trusted.

28 August 20266 min readRead

Regulation

Britain's Macolin decision

The UK signed the Convention in 2018 and never ratified it. Parliamentary scrutiny closes on 12 October 2026, and the practical effects are narrower than the debate suggests.

26 August 20265 min readRead

Analyst working across three monitors in a dark operations room

Research

How to read the integrity numbers

Three organisations publish counts of suspicious activity in sport, on three different bases, and the totals cannot be added together.

21 August 20266 min readRead

Insight

The market moved from results to moments

In-play micro-markets let a participant shift a price without changing a score. Monitoring built around outcomes does not see that happen.

19 August 20265 min readRead

Insight

Two bodies, 104 matches, opposite conclusions

FIFA reported nothing suspicious across the World Cup. The Group of Copenhagen recorded seven yellow notices. Sport has no shared definition of the word.

12 August 20265 min readRead

Insight

Integrity is not only an athlete problem

In the last twelve months, prosecutors have charged a serving head coach, club executives and 26 people in a point-shaving case. Codes still point at players.

5 August 20265 min readRead

Referee with whistle in focus, stadium lights behind

Insight

Seven flags at the World Cup: what independent integrity monitoring changed

The Copenhagen Group raised seven alerts at a World Cup that FIFA declared clean. The gap between the two accounts is the strongest case yet for independent, connected integrity systems.

4 August 20264 min readRead

Insight

The officials are the blind spot

A Turkish federation audit found 371 of 571 professional referees holding betting accounts. Most integrity programmes are still built for competitors.

30 July 20265 min readRead

Curved green light trails over a dark surface

Insight

Prediction markets are sport's next regulatory flashpoint

The CFTC withdrew its event-contract rule, then a World Cup suspension became a tradable market. What regulators and federations should prepare for.

28 July 20264 min readRead

Insight

When a sanction moves, the market notices

A World Cup suspension was imposed and then suspended within days after political contact, with no published reasons and a market flag to follow.

24 July 20266 min readRead

Moses Swaibu, Founder and CEO of GAMECHANGER360

CasinoBeats

CasinoBeats interview: Moses Swaibu on the future of sporting integrity

In a wide-ranging CasinoBeats interview, GAMECHANGER360's founder sets out the company's four products, its custom language model and why he wants to build slowly.

17 July 20262 min readRead

Silhouetted figure standing at the centre of an empty stadium

News

Moses Swaibu gives evidence to the House of Lords on the Macolin Convention

GAMECHANGER360's founder told the Lords International Agreements Committee that competition manipulation is escalating and that the UK should ratify the Macolin Convention.

9 July 20262 min readRead

News

From alert to arrest in Hong Kong

Nineteen arrests followed betting data supplied under an agreement signed two years before the investigation began.

8 July 20265 min readRead

Insight

Integrity is a systems problem, not a policy problem

Codes of conduct did not stop me in 2012 and they will not stop the next player. Why integrity has to be built as infrastructure across seven connected capabilities.

12 May 20264 min readRead

Female athlete in a hooded jacket, focused, in low light

Insight

Why athlete integrity education fails, and what actually lands

Most integrity education is delivered once, in the wrong register, at the wrong moment. What lived experience, career-stage pathways, language, timing and measurement change.

21 April 20263 min readRead

News

GAMECHANGER360 and GIRSO host webinar on modern sport integrity

In spring 2026 GAMECHANGER360 joined the Global Institute for Responsible Sport Organizations at the University of Minnesota for a free webinar on sport integrity and athlete education.

26 March 20262 min readRead

BASL 30th Annual Conference keynote speaker announcement featuring Moses Swaibu

Events

Keynote at the BASL 30th Annual Conference in London

Moses Swaibu was a keynote speaker at the British Association for Sport and Law's 30th Annual Conference, held at the Royal Automobile Club on Pall Mall on 26 February 2026.

26 February 20262 min readRead

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iGaming Business

iGaming Business on GAMECHANGER360's US launch ahead of the World Cup

iGaming Business profiles Moses Swaibu's move to bring GAMECHANGER360 to the United States, from a Wembley summit with Harvard students to an AI-driven education platform.

24 February 20262 min readRead

Moses Swaibu speaking at the European Athletes Forum and Assembly in London

Events

Moses Swaibu keynote at the European Athletes' Forum in London

GAMECHANGER360's founder addressed the 8th European Athletes' Forum and Assembly on preventing competition manipulation, before athlete representatives from across Europe's Olympic movement.

13 November 20252 min readRead

Athlete in a hooded top walking through a dark stadium tunnel

City A.M.

City A.M.: how Moses Swaibu went from match-fixing to GameChanger

City A.M. sports editor Frank Dalleres profiles the GAMECHANGER360 founder, from release by Crystal Palace to prison, and from prison to advising the sport he once helped to corrupt.

31 March 20251 min readRead

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