Gambling on Sport & Esports: Digital Disruptions, Risks & Opportunities
| Tuesday, April 29, 2025 |
| 10:55 AM - 11:25 AM |
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James Moller, Acting Head of Strategy & International Policy at Sport Integrity Australia, will take the stage for a powerful conversation on the evolving world of sports and esports betting in the digital era.
As technology drives new opportunities for fan engagement and industry growth, it also introduces critical risks — from match-fixing and betting scandals to fair play concerns. James will unpack the complexities of this high-stakes landscape, shedding light on the measures being taken to safeguard the integrity of sports from corruption and criminal infiltration.
This session is a must-attend for those navigating the intersection of sport, esports, and technology, offering essential insights into the future of wagering, regulation, and ethical play in an increasingly digital world.
Speaker
James Moller
Acting Head of Strategy & International Policy
Sport Integrity Australia
Speaker
Biography
James previously worked across various roles with the Victoria Police Sporting Integrity Intelligence Unit (SIIU) since its establishment in 2013. James was involved with intelligence and investigations, betting data analysis, managing the annual Victoria Police Sporting Integrity Symposium, as well as preparing government and industry submissions. In 2019, James was appointed Deputy Chair of the Intelligence and Investigations Advisory Group, providing advice to the National Integrity of Sport Unit’s Sports Integrity Taskforce, prior to the establishment of Sport Integrity Australia (SIA).
In 2021, James was seconded to the Office of the Racing Integrity Commissioner to explore the links between the racing industry and organised crime.
James joined SIA in 2024 and is currently Acting Head of Strategy & International Policy.
Chair
Hans Westerbeek
Professor of International Sport Business
Victoria University
