National sports governing body Sport Singapore on Tuesday sent an e-mail to ActiveSG members to remind them that “on-selling” of its facility bookings and the use of bots to book sports venues could result in suspension. Those who continue to do so will have their...
National sports governing body Sport Singapore on Tuesday sent an e-mail to ActiveSG members to remind them that “on-selling” of its facility bookings and the use of bots to book sports venues could result in suspension.
In the e-mail, ActiveSG chief Tan Hock Leong said that on-selling refers to “selling something you have purchased to another buyer”. The use of bots, or software programs, to secure slots at facilities is also prohibited.
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