"Stunning earnings per share from the phenomena arrested in the betting operation."

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It has been determined that social media influencers, who were detained and arrested in the illegal betting investigation based in Izmir, earned approximately 250,000 lira in unfair profits per share from betting gangs.

NEW DETAILS IN THE ILLEGAL BETTING OPERATION

The investigation conducted by the Izmir Chief Public Prosecutor's Office into social media influencers who promoted illegal betting sites and encouraged their followers, thereby obtaining unfair profits, is ongoing. Details have emerged regarding the investigation in which 10 of the 16 suspects detained in Izmir, Istanbul, Antalya, Adana, and Bursa, coordinated by the Cyber Crime Department of the Provincial Police Department, were arrested.

BANK ACCOUNT STATEMENTS OF INFLUENCERS EXAMINED

Accordingly, after B.A., who was detained in the illegal betting operation on July 11 in Izmir, stated that he made posts promoting a betting site through his manager H.Y., phone records and bank account statements were examined.

250,000 LIRA PER SHARE

It was determined that H.Y. acted as an intermediary for P.S.B., who has a large number of followers on social media, in exchange for a commission with illegal betting gangs among social media influencers with high follower counts. H.Y. and P.S.B. offered advertising revenue based on the number of followers and recognition to influencers who have around 1 million followers and share in various categories such as beauty, travel, fashion, and entertainment. It was found that influencers who accepted the offer were paid starting from rates of 250,000 lira per shared content, and the money traffic was conducted through bank and crypto accounts.

10 INFLUENCERS HAD BEEN ARRESTED

It was learned that the suspects who were detained claimed in their statements that they made posts through managers, asserted that they did not know it was a crime, and expressed regret. In coordination with the Cyber Crime Department of the Provincial Police Department, 10 of the 16 suspects detained yesterday in Izmir, Istanbul, Antalya, Adana, and Bursa, including H.Y. and P.S.B., had been arrested.