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SINGAPORE - More than 2,400 people in Singapore were arrested for illegal gambling in the past three years and about a third of these arrests, or over 800, were for illicit betting activities. With the World Cup now in full swing, the authorities are clamping down on such activities, which can include placing bets through illegal online gambling platforms or via an unlicensed bookmaker. Revealing the figures in response to queries from The Straits Times, the police reiterated that Singapore Pools is the only licensed operator to provide lotteries and sports betting services here. The arrests were made when officers from Woodlands Police Division conducted enforcement operations along Woodlands Street 83. Investigations are ongoing. On top of regular enforcement operations, the police said they are working with various stakeholders to disable telephone lines reported to be advertising unlawful gambling. Large gatherings of punters and bookies – many of them seniors – have been reported in the past year or so for illegal betting on horse racing, ST reported in April. They often take place at coffee shops and carparks, where bookies can often be seen holding thick wads of $50 and $10 notes. designer bags cyber monday