The United States Cornhole Organization (USCO) is partnering with an organization that monitors sports wagering, US Integrity, to guarantee fair competition in its tournaments.
Beginning in the spring of 2024, US Integrity will furnish USCO players, referees, and enthusiasts with instruments and materials intended to protect the honesty of the game. The objective is to instruct all participants about possible dangers, such as manipulating the outcome of matches, whether done overtly or covertly.
A crucial element of this collaboration is a web-based educational platform that US Integrity will develop for the USCO. This platform will function as a primary resource for information, increasing awareness regarding probity concerns within the sport of cornhole.
Furthermore, US Integrity will utilize its specialized control panel, which employs data analytics and fraud prevention methods, to observe wagering actions and detect any atypical trends or questionable conduct.
Stacey Moore, the leader of the American Cornhole League, emphasized the significance of robust safety measures as the organization investigates fresh wagering prospects for its supporters. “Our aim is to enhance fan engagement,” she explained, “but we must proceed with caution. This entails implementing first-rate oversight and awareness initiatives to avert any complications.” Moore further conveyed the ACL’s “delight” in collaborating with US Integrity, a prominent integrity monitoring enterprise.
Matthew Holt, the head of US Integrity, shared Moore’s eagerness, affirming that his company is “enthusiastic to team up with the ACL during this pivotal phase in their development.” He continued, “US Integrity is committed to delivering optimal integrity solutions to our clientele, and we anticipate working alongside the ACL to guarantee an equitable and secure wagering atmosphere for all.”
