Court docs reveal Tony Bloom’s secret offshore betting syndicate
A legal dispute has exposed allegations of a large-scale betting operation involving Tony Bloom, a prominent gambling figure, and his associate George Cottrell. Court documents suggest Bloom used Cottrell’s betting accounts to place high-value wagers through offshore platforms. The claims emerged from a disagreement between Bloom and Ryan Dudfield, who alleges he introduced Cottrell to Bloom. Dudfield now seeks a share of the profits from the betting syndicate. According to filings, Cottrell granted Bloom access to his accounts in 2022, allowing him to place bets without oversight. The case centres on financial disputes and the use of offshore betting sites. Dudfield’s claim for a profit share remains unresolved, while the court documents provide details of the syndicate’s operations. The outcome could have wider implications for those named in the filings.
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