IBIA study finds limiting onshore bet types is counter-productive. Markets with a broad product choice are most successful in limiting offshore play.
IBIA study finds limiting onshore bet types is counter-productive, markets with a broad product choice are most successful in limiting offshore play. A study by the International Betting Integrity Association suggests that softer restrictions and wide availability of sports betting products reduce the risk of exposure to sports betting related fraud on unlicensed markets.
The IBIA study, prepared by H2 Gambling Capital, touts the benefits of liberal sports betting regulation for sports integrity, consumer protection and tax revenues. Its central finding marks a strong correlation between the wide availability of sports betting products and the proportion of consumers who place bets with onshore regulated sports betting operators .
For instance, Great Britain has a much higher onshore consumer channeling rate of 97% because it allows a wide range of betting products. Meanwhile, Australia and Germany both restrict in-play wagering, and their channeling rates are just 75% and 60%, respectively.
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