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A 2025 lawsuit accuses top horse racing groups and betting platforms of rigging systems to favor wealthy, high-speed bettors, harming average players.
A class-action lawsuit filed on October 24, 2025, alleges that major horse racing entities and online wagering platforms colluded to manipulate computer-assisted betting systems, giving wealthy, algorithm-driven bettors unfair advantages over retail players.
The suit claims defendants, including The Stronach Group, Churchill Downs, and NYRA, enabled preferential access to real-time data and betting pools, allowing high-frequency bettors to shift odds and secure profits at the expense of the public.
Plaintiffs argue this rigged system, which affects about one-third of U.S. horse race betting, violates the RICO Act and federal fraud laws, seeking damages for affected bettors.
The case is pending class certification, with defendants expected to challenge the claims.
Una demanda de 2025 acusa a los principales grupos de carreras de caballos y plataformas de apuestas de manipular sistemas para favorecer a los apostadores adinerados y de alta velocidad, perjudicando a los jugadores promedio.