Court of Accounts Report: Spor Toto's 'Kral Oran' Application Violates Competition
Court of Accounts audits revealed that Spor Toto's 'Kral Oran' application creates unfair competition in the market and increases costs.
The 2025 Audit Report of the Court of Accounts determined that the 'Kral Oran' application on the electronic platform of the Spor Toto Organization Presidency is incompatible with fair competition conditions and increases costs.
Effects of the Kral Oran Application
In the 2025 Regularity Audit Report prepared by the Court of Accounts, the 'Kral Oran' application carried out on the electronic platform of the Spor Toto Organization Presidency was examined in detail.
Competition and Cost Findings
Examinations determined that this application set higher betting odds compared to other virtual dealers, and its market share increased significantly after bank integration.
It was determined that the Organization's costs increased due to high commissions paid to dealers, and it was recommended that measures be taken to terminate the application.
Financial Losses and Regulatory Deficiencies
Another finding of the report addressed violations by virtual dealers that lead to the revocation of their licenses. It was emphasized that there is no clear regulation in the legislation regarding the compensation of potential financial losses that Spor Toto might face due to these violations.