Carlton Superstar Brendon Fevola has denied that he is the player at the center of allegations that he is a player that has had to be bailed out of almost $1,000,000 in gambling losses.Fevola has denied any involvement in "throwing" games for profit.He has confirmed he does play poker and reckons he "does not lose playing poker"-ha.All football teams around the world have been accused of "throwing" or "tanking" games for personal gain.Tennis is not immune after a match involving Nikolay Davydenko in a minor tournament by retiring hurt when 1.10 favourite when in front in the match after taking the first set and leading in the second.So great may be the problem that at 2009 Wimbledon Championships laptop computers were banned court side and 12 players were especially monitored for betting irregularities and "PERFORMANCE ISSUES".Top 5 player Novak (joke-a-vic) Djokovic wad fined $2000 for "not trying in a match" that he was long odds-on to win being "bundled out" in straight sets.Questions have also been asked of Spain's performance in South Africa in the Confederations Cup going out without a first half goal when it counted."Point shaving" has been going on in America on NBL, with referees involved, and NFL since Jesus was a small boy.Now sports betting is a multi-trillion dollar industry worldwide with infiltration of Russian and other criminal groups, not to mention jockey's jumping from their mounts in England and not allowing them to run on their merits.Now we have Betfair were punters can bet against outcomes which means they are betting for that option to lose.However they do offer the best odds in the world and it is called gambling.