Overview

• SportSG said the suspensions take immediate effect and will remain in place until investigations conclude, as it works with BAS to support the authorities.
• Nine people — eight Singaporeans and one permanent resident aged 19 to 35, including league players — were arrested, with CPIB investigations under the Prevention of Corruption Act ongoing.
• BAS will allow the tournament to proceed as scheduled and will immediately bar any arrested officials or players, while pledging stronger education and safeguards.
• CPIB identified the Aug 1 game between Tagawa and Tong Whye, a 66-43 Tagawa win, as one of the matches allegedly fixed.
• Reports indicate NBL games were listed on illegal betting sites, and matches are available via pay-per-view streams, raising concerns about exposure to illicit wagering.