The gambling watchdog will meet figures in the football betting industry over claims that wrong results are being recorded, the BBC has learned.
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Bookmakers use data providers to settle bets placed on statistics like the number of tackles or shots in a match. But the BBC has spoken to customers who claim they have lost bets because of inaccurate data they cannot appeal.
Andrew Rhodes, CEO of the Gambling Commission, says it is important such decisions are accurate and fair.
Sean Murphy stood to win £370 if Mo Salah had two shots on target in a Premier League game against Manchester City last season.
