Jumio study links World Cup betting surge to rising underage gambling concerns in Singapore

Jumio’s latest research reports a sharp increase in betting activity tied to the World Cup. The study finds that the surge is raising alarms among Singapore regulators. Authorities are worried that younger participants may be drawn into gambling. The research highlights the need for stronger safeguards against underage betting. Singapore’s gambling oversight bodies are reviewing existing age‑verification measures. The findings come as the tournament fuels heightened public interest in sports wagering. Industry groups are urged to implement tighter controls to protect minors. Stakeholders will watch for policy changes aimed at curbing illegal gambling among youths.