Gambling Commission unlikely to look at Higgins snooker case
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By Nick Harris 2 May 2010 An investigation by the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association into allegations that the world No1, John Higgins, agreed to accept money to lose frames is likely to start and end with the WPBSA and is unlikely to involve the Gambling Commission, let alone the police,
Gambling Commission unlikely to look at Higgins snooker case
Gambling Commission unlikely to look at…
Gambling Commission unlikely to look at Higgins snooker case
By Nick Harris 2 May 2010 An investigation by the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association into allegations that the world No1, John Higgins, agreed to accept money to lose frames is likely to start and end with the WPBSA and is unlikely to involve the Gambling Commission, let alone the police,