Accused match-fixing overlord Dan Tan returned to jail in Singapore

2nd December 2015

By Andrew Warshaw
December 2 – Within days of declaring him a free man after two years in detention, Singapore authorities have re-arrested Dan Tan, one of the world’s most notorious match-fixing kingpins accused of being the mastermind behind a global syndicate.

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Accused match-fixing overlord Dan Tan returned to jail in Singapore

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