The corruption crisis that has engulfed snooker is said to involve young players receiving threats to their family members to deliberately lose matches.
Ten Chinese players have been charged with different offences by snooker bosses in the biggest match-fixing scandal in the sport's history.
Yan Bingtao and Zhao Xintong, both touted as future world champions, are among the highest profile players currently suspended by the sport's WPBSA governing body during an unprecedented investigation.
