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If you were told the outcome of a soccer match, hours before the match was scheduled, and you were assured that it would 100% win, how much would you be willing to bet on it? Assuming it was a 100% can’t lose situation.

Assuming you had millions of dollars that you could put on the match, where would you place the bets? Bookies often limit players. How could one successfully place millions of dollars in bets without drawing up suspicions or having their money frozen? Just curious.

First of all million dollars cannot be bet without arousing suspicion; also the most important aspect you should evaluate is the kind of event we are talking about : is it a major event like NFL, NBA, national football leagues or UEFA competition and stuff like that.
Of course if there is a table tennis match and someone wager millions into it you can be assured your account will be freezed .
Also it depends if you already have account(s) that usually bet comparable amount of money or if you create a brand new accunt and bet millions, or if you have a long standing account on which you only wagered peanuts for years and all of a sudden ...so there are lots of things to take into consideration.

Only viable option in my opinion is to spread the amount you wanna bet on the highest number of sportsbooks that you can and without neglecting also on some blockchain betting projects working out there.

Anyway there is no way you can't light a few red flags in the control systems of betting sites imo.

Every Bookies have their deposit and withdrawal limit stated in their ToS. If the outcome of the soccer match is accurately predicted hours before the match starts it is to simply place the same bet across many Bookies to avoid getting your account frozen or having issues with the bookie paying your winnings. Placing Millions of Dollars on a single bet can make some bookies suspect the gambler of money laundering or report to legal authorities to start investing the players source of livelihood

Just as the previous users have already stated and I also totally agree with them because there is no way all of a sudden just from the blues a gambler surfaces with millions trying to bet on just a game, there are possibly two things involved and one is that you might get reported to the authorities and you should also know the implications of this act and on the other hand, you'll be suspected and that will lead to seizure of your winnings if not even your capital as well.
I will also advice that you spread your bettings across different bookies and possibly with different emails.

Since the result is 100% percent accurate, you can't bet with such amount without getting your account frozen by the bookies ,if you are a not always gambling in millions of dollars. The only option is for you  to put your bet into many bookies,so that you won't be suspected and your winning will be assured. Apart from this,I don't think there is anyway out. The casinos don't support money laundering and cheating and has the right to seize such funds.

You can't, even if you have like 10 person going to bet $100k on that separately, the bookies will have that suspicion because of the sudden turn of money specially if that winner is supposedly the underdogs.

So it's better not to bet that huge amount, as the saying goes for us, don't be too greedy as it might back fire on you.

And if you do the bet and you were able to successful put a bet on it, definitely there will be red flags and yes, you might not withdraw any of your winnings.

At most, I would use $100 to bet on that team even if I was 100% sure I won. I don't want to take too big a risk for a bet, especially if I use too much money. I'd rather play it safe with the money I can afford to lose. That way, if the game turned around, my loss wouldn't be more than I could afford.

People who frequently place million dollar bets succeed in convincing the casinos that they have a lot of money and maybe they have also gone through the KYC process to be allowed to use big money. We will not know about it for sure and can only suspect it. What's important, we know how to limit ourselves by not placing bets we can't afford.

Probably not in an online casino if it involves a huge amount of money. What I'd do is go to Vegas, Macau, etc., whichever town has big and reputable sportsbet venues. I'd hire a lawyer as well, just in case.

Assuming you pass the screening and stuff, and placed a valid bet, they can't just cancel your winnings. There's so much at stake in land casinos, including permits/licenses unlike in online offshore casinos.

Check their limits first, you can contact support if you are having troubles at finding their terms. I am sure you cannot do it instantly, you must have an account that had been ongoing for months and you have bets that are near that amount. Or, you could provide all your details to them so they won't have any problem with money laundering issues.
There's always a solution for this as long as you are playing in a reputable online gambling site. I doubt they will be targeting your money because many gamblers does the same. Take Drake as an example.

There's no way to do that without arousing suspicion for a big amount I've prefer to be safe win a small amount than be under investigation because of the huge amount I bet at the wrong time, there's an option to use different accounts, or hire people you trust to bet on different bookies, but still expect an investigation because there's a time involved, you can't bet very huge amount at the last minute, because that kind of bet is unusual.

In terms of placing large bets without drawing suspicion or having money frozen, this can be a challenging task. Bookmakers often limit the amount that a player can bet, particularly if they suspect that the player has inside knowledge or access to information that others do not. To avoid suspicion, one could try placing smaller bets across multiple bookmakers or using a betting exchange. However, it is important to note that engaging in such activities could be considered unethical or even illegal, and caution should always be exercised when it comes to betting or gambling.

Everything? That's what I would do "normally".

However... if I learned one thing about these bets, they are never 100% sure.  8) Lots of stuff can go wrong. Even if you win the bet, the bookie may cancel your bet because they also hear the same rumors.

So when think about the other issues which can indirectly affect your bet, that 100% (wager everything) may easily fall down to 1%.

If I had million of dollars I would not need to gamble it away no matter that I was assured of 100% that it won't be a lost bet.First of all I would be happy with the limits put in place by the bookies and I would bet on all of them the maximum limit each one of them offers,I would not care that I did not won much more money,what is important is that in such situation I will win additional money.

Now a person having millions of dollars usually invest them in different businesses which over time bring him guaranteed profit,for example becoming a majority shareholder in one of the big casinos would be a very smart investment.

You simply can't bet millions of dollars even if you share the amount of money between parents,family and friends.

If I would ever come into such a situation we should use all the money we can get our hands on to bet on the match. Step one, sell all stocks and crypto assets I own, Step 2 take out loans if that can be done in a few hours, otherwise just use all credit cards and go into maximum overdraft. Step 3 call friends and family to ask for money. If its really a 100% sure game than we should be betting the maximum. But I would not bet everything at one bookmaker, better to spread it out across all the major platforms.

If part of your history is you are betting huge amounts of money at the last minute on your favorite bookies, you can pass detection, because you have your history as a reference, but if this is the first time that you are going to bet huge amount at that time, then don't do it, you will be a flag and you will be suspected of game fixing because it's very unusual, especially if the bookie is not used accepting millions of dollars bet, they may even decline it.

I'd put in some beer money and just enjoy the show. How would I know that this isn't a setup and going the other way around? I don't have any way of knowing so why would I go crazy and suddenly bet a lot on it? I'd rather go in clueless about the 'outcome' and bet purely based on my instincts and my working knowledge of the sport than to believe someone that can potentially be lying to me. I guess I'm just that not trusting of people to come into this conclusion :D

More and more number of assured matches can be seen around, but it is really hard to believe. Even I encountered with such a match, but I didn't spend on the match. I kept watching the outcome and the result was the same. Then onwards I believe in such fixed matches, even after that it always gives a hesitation to spend. Spending millions in such matches will sure be risky in my view.

Spending small funds and enjoying the outcome seems to be fair than risking big amounts.

If you are just newly created account with their platform for sure depositing and make a wage with that huge amount might accepting to them but once you make a withdrawal that's the time possible they might tag you as a suspicious account be cause possible of you are abusing their current system at the same time and also it depends if the casino are allowing you to make a wage with huge amount of money, some casino support this but always read the terms and condition and the faqs before playing so you don't get have a problem after once you want to take a withdrawal.

Too good to be true but if that would be the scenario then i would bet all of my money spread all over the bookies on which i have an account as they also limit the bet of a certain match and i would not expect that all of my bets will be accepted.

If this is a rigged match, bet only a small amount to avoid suspicions of the bookies, don't be too greedy as they say.

This kind of scenario won't happen in real life betting, takes a mafia to pull this one off.

Millions dollars? since it's a huge amount money, I may put 0.1%-1% of my money because it's already quite big and I can risk those amount. I wouldn't blindly trust anyone words including my best friends, parents etc because I really know shit can happen on sport. Do you think a team/fighter who have @1.01 odds will 100% win? nope there's still a less chance upset can happen and you will lose your bet.

A statement that has no real 100% doubt, maybe I will empty all the money I have to place a bet, if the soccer team that is declared has a real chance of winning, but is it possible that it could happen....?

This is difficult to answer, the first question is believable and the second question is frightening.

Maybe, I will choose a gambling site that is reputable, responsible, has a representative here and is able to pay out big winnings in bets, if it's a matter of betting millions, I'm not aiming for a license or the like, I will commit to the team, the owner of the gambling site directly before placing a bet, maybe I will ask one of their team who is here to place a bet for me, go through it directly.

if someone told me about the result of a football game and it was given before the game even started, i would laugh.
the reason is that there are no definite results in gambling or betting, there are only predictions that have a 50% chance of winning 50% of losing. if it's a 100% sure win outcome for him, why doesn't he sell his house to gamble and make his own profit. sorry I'm too skeptical of other people's predictions.


If I had millions of dollars to spend on sports betting, I wouldn't do it. better i use $1000 to bet and make million dollar gradually and the rest i will use more important than bet.

and I will bet on Stake.com

If you were absolutely sure in certain that the outcome of a soccer match was a 100% win, then you could bet as much money as you wanted to. But it is worth noting that no outcome in sports is ever completely guaranteed, so it is important to be cautious when making bets.
Everything is on the TOS and before we use any sportsbooks, it is good if we read first the terms because everything was there stated including the limits on the sportsbook ^{[withdrawal, deposit, and of course the terms on placing bet]}. You would need to research the various bookmakers and find ones that accept large bets without raising suspicions --or another option is also worth considering spreading your bets across multiple bookmakers to avoid drawing attention, splitting the big amount on different sportsbooks.

For me I will try it first because I don’t have any experience for this to bet a 1M dollars at one go. Also I will analyze the game myself to make me convince that the pick is really has a high chance of winning.

The credibility of the person that gives fixed match tip should be defined first and I will only follow if I knew the guy personally or we have a long history of trust to make me invest huge money on his call. Anyone can guarantee you about their call but the problem is if they are willing to refund your money once your bet loss.

If you place your bet into many bookie, your winnings might be investigated because all the accounts won the same game at the same time,which can make it suspicious.

I will prefer to bet a small amount of money to avoid any suspects and the rest of the money for other purposes, instead of losing all to the casino because of greed. Someone with a million dollars want to win big with it,he might end up losing it all,if he is finally caught by the casino. Start up a business or set up your own casino.

But only use reputable sportsbooks. Some bookies won't pay your big winnings because of so many reasons.
And it is true that if you will bet millions of dollars, or even hundred thousand of dollars, it may really raise flags on the site.
They may further investigate your account, and for sure some would find some loopholes not to pay your winnings.
So for me, better stay in your regular range of bets on the bookie you usually use, but don't bet on a site first time with your big bets.
It is better to get your winnings without any trouble rather than winning millions of dollars but can't get it out from the bookie.

Whos the authority that would investigate such?

If it really happens where I got a tip about the outcome, then I would be really big but I will still question from whom this tip comes and could I trust it. Because this seems to be too good to be true.

We constantly see guys like this who provide forecasts in this forum. I found some who we can actually rely on but he still has some matches that weren't right. I paid a price for believing it. The tip could just be the same and I will just bet say $10K assuming I have millions. Will probably test many times of his tip.

I'll have to take extra steps like a refund in case the match didn't go the way he assured me. I can be confident to bet high if he'll agree to returning the money and using an escrow. That's unlikely to happen but may as well go for it since it's only hypothetical hehe.


Not a chance this won't be investigated if you're new. It's a different story if you already have a long history of a highroller with a bookie and with no prior suspicious activity.

This is a lie and not possible, no one can tell you it's 100% guaranteed, if they do so, they wanted to scam you, deceive you or attract you to their website for gambling or gambling prediction odds, betting in gambling involves taking risk and no bidy will take that risk on your behalf except they want to deceive you.


One has to be careful because how will they know that you have such amount of money at hand to bet with, they will also persuade you to bet the entire money into gambling because they said it's hundred percent sure, that's a pure way to express scam, only risk gambling with the amount you can afford to loose, your account can definitely be frozen if you're using a KYC casino, which means they can cease such huge amount or reported you to AML agencies.

First of all, I think you should verify your info first and read ToS, because if you will going to bet millions of dollars in a single match it could be really suspicious other people can only bet hundreds to thousands because they knew that there are some limitations and also sports betting is kinda unpredictable than other games, if it is very predictable then it is a fixed match for sure, your account will be in investigation and that teams might be investigated as well.

Having millions of dollars doesn't mean I have to put hundreds of thousands of dollars into sports betting, even if it's a 100% win. I feel better placing bets as usual and not using big bucks because that might make the bookies suspect me, especially if I've never placed a bet above $1,000. Instead of having my account frozen because I want to win big, I prefer to bet small and get enough wins for me. In addition, I can place in other sports betting with the same bet as before.

I would bet exactly here the amount that the bookmaker can accept.I would place other bets through friends, but already in other bookmakers.Many have written correctly here: there are limits on many sites and the account will simply be frozen until all the circumstances are clarified, so it's better to put the amount that falls within the limit and no more.

I agree with you because it is too risky to bet on sports betting with a bet amount of up to hundreds of thousands of dollars because if we manage to win it then the winning amount can reach an unreasonable amount and of course there will be other parties who make it difficult for us because the victory is even worse again we will never be able to get money from the winnings along with the money we use to bet.
Isn't it just a loss that we will get.
It's better to bet a reasonable amount but we can enjoy it than using big money but in the end it will just disappear.

I have the sensation that you are or want to enter a scheme to manipulate games from the games and want to know where you can bet a lot of money and withdraw without suspicious problems or lifts, but currently with the pressing governments any service provider involving money that involves money demanding that their customers do Kyc, and it is impossible for people to bet a lot of money without raising suspicions and sin Kyc

My advice: Do not engage in anything dark, always follow the law, use the casinos responsibly, and respect the casinos and the laws of governments, avoid placing million dollars in the dark casinos and even if a casino is reliable, play and Bet with moderation, there are no 100% guaranteed victory

Good for you if you set a limit in betting, regardless if you know that you have high chances in winning the bet. However, for high rollers, they will always bet in maximum amount and expect huge amount of reward. But most likely with this given situation, it’s like you are trying to be deceived with a match fixing. So I don’t think it’s safe to place millions in betting. There’s no assurance that you will win from it since gambling will always be unpredictable. And it will always create suspicion no matter how hard you try to bet from different bookies as betting with such a huge amount in the last minute will always may be somehow unusual.

Even if I am assured by a person I know well, whose reputation is impeccable, that he knows 100% of the outcome of the upcoming match I would still not bet more than I can afford to lose as I know from experience that sometimes things happen that should not happen.  And in gambling anything can happen, so I'll just bet within my limits and if I win I'll share my winnings with that person.

There's never a 100% bet. If someone was trying to sell me on that I'd suspect foul play. You just cannot be that sure and there's always a chance things will go bad for you.

It doesn't matter if I had millions or had the money I have right now I'd never bet it all. I'd maybe, but MAYBE, if I really trusted that guy, bet a third of my money. If I had a million I'd bet 300 000.
If this was someone unknown to me who fixes matches or something I'd maybe bet a 100 for fun. Nothing serious.

I'd probably go to a number of bookies if I wanted to bet that much. You can bet online even after the match has started so I'd simply wire cryptocurrency there with high fee. Everything would be in place within 1 hour. I'd choose at least 2 different sites and take some cash to a local physical bookie.

I will only speak realistically.

First of all, throughout my experience in sports betting. I dare not speculate that I will predict a 100% win match. The rules you have to remember, in sports betting specifically what we discuss is football. a strong team, will not always win the battle in every match. because, in 2x45 minutes, anything can happen. in fact, teams that are not seeded often surprise. the second rule, losing and winning is normal and it can happen to any team. one mistake made by a player, can have an impact on the team's overall game. and the most important thing for us to remember, there are no accurate and certain predictions even though we have analyzed them first. in the end, the result would be determined after the bout ended.

related to the problem of placing a bet with a fantastic value, the other members before my post have said some of their opinions.

Assuming it was 100% guaranteed, you'd essentially be participating in match fixing which is a form of fraud. Placing it at one venue would like arouse a lot of suspicion if it was not in line with your normal betting amounts, so the only way to avoid a criminal or civil case would be to spread your bets across at least 20 book makers, if you're placing $50k at each. Alternatively you might only want to put half of your million down because freak events could hit that are beyond the scope of what you can control, but you might still be liable for the bet. It also greatly depends on the amount you might win back, is it double your money or is it 10% up? It might not be worth the risk for the latter. That is, if you think it's ethical to basically cheat at a game.

If it is 100% sure, then I will all-in.  It is a sure thing as the condition is 100% win.  Better take the opportunity at its fullest than regret later.  I will place the bet on a reputable platform where I am fully verified and had been playing for years.  I am sure as long as your account is clear and the source of bet is also documented, there will be no problem withdrawing the fund.  It might have some delay due to security but I am sure it will not draw any suspicion.

But in reality, we know that there is no 100% sure win in any gambling, so whether it is true or not, I will only bet what I can afford to lose.

Save for the blatant fraud that you're clearly participating, I think your best bet is to create multiple accounts all with different portions of that 1 million dollars, all betting on the same team, at different intervals so as to not arouse suspicion. If this is a live sporting event you're betting on and you are looking to bet on live bookies as well, hiring people you can trust with the money is a good thing too, just make sure they come in and place their bets at different time intervals, to ensure that you are not raising anyone's suspicion.

Although personally, match fixing takes the fun out of betting, especially if you're gambling for entertainment. You already know who's going to win, so most likely you will have to bet on the winning team, otherwise you are a dumbass for betting on the losing team knowing who's going to win in the first place.

The conditions offered by OP are more like a fantasy, because we all know that there is no 100% prediction, because all plans can be broken and even fixed matches are no exception. Even if you allow your conscience to participate in the conspiracy, not the fact that you will not be cheated. So my advice to everyone who is chasing easy money - don't listen to anyone and always make informed decisions without high risks.

I would bet reasonable amounts to avoid attracting attention. Also, I would tell my family members and people in my close circle to make the same bet from different local areas. As a result, even if I had millions of dollars, I wouldn't use it all because I didn't want to draw attention. Also, nothing in life is guaranteed. I wouldn't risk all my money relying on a match tip.

If the source is legit and you are going to bet with the best team then its ok to place a big but I doubt I will do this for a million bet because that is too risky and there’s no assurance that the signal you get from someone is legit. You can net small money but never be greedy, you might lose everything because in betting anything can happen, and depending to any betting signal might be your biggest mistake in betting.

Damn, this is very serious question that raises many concerns in these "fixed match schemes" stories. The main problem is betting limit, if you can beat the betting limits with opening new accounts, be ready for KYC confirmation and the source of funds questions. If I knew this fact, I shouldn't be greedy and keep printing on the same match but divide the possible account ban risks then take the actions. Pinnacle is way better than normal bookies in terms of limits, go check the comparisons and you will understand the point.

Another "what if" scenario from this delusional loser LOL.

You've gone from selling fake handicaps to selling fake Stake.com accounts to trying to get loans to now this. You live in a fantasyland.

Is this your latest scam?

People should look at this degenerates posting history before responding to him.

Absolute cringe beta-male lmao.

If you're hoping to place large bets without drawing suspicion, it's important to do so in a way that appears natural. For example, this may involve placing smaller bets over a longer period of time, using multiple bookmakers to avoid detection, and keeping a low profile. And even consider placing a couple of bets on some other matches so that your single bet is less noticeable.

However, match fixing is a violation of gambling rules, so if your account gets frozen and your funds are taken because of it, you have no one to blame but yourself.

Totally will ignore that offer. The question is, how can we even be sure that the one who told you that offer is saying legit things?

Don't fall on that kind of thing easily. A rigged match is not supposed to be told in public that's why that question of yours can't be answered.


I don't have to bet millions of dollars. Why should I? Betting huge, especially million dollars is a risky move on something that we don't know.

s I said again, I will ignore that offer and will just focus on the usual way of my sports betting habit.

I would personally not play that bet because that's just impossible.

You cannot know with 100% certainty that a specific outcome will happen. That's the whole point of gambling. The more probable something is, the less money it pays if it happens. So, if it's 100% known it will happen, then it should pay 0.

If someone presented me that scenario I would most definitely pass on that. Even if it was true, then the most logical scenario would be that that person would be the one betting, and they would not be sharing it with anyone else.

I would still doubt.

Even if I'm a millionaire and really likes to gamble, I won't take someone's word with assurance. I'll take it with a grain of salt and not trusting. Maybe test it with a couple of hundreds to thousands that you can afford to lose.

Because that someone could be your friend or foe, you really won't know so play safe and don't be too gullible at all times because that might build up as your weakness.

I'm not being naive. Even a fixed game can end up with a surprising result.

Even if you have internal classified information, a deal can go wrong, etc.

There's simply no 100% guaranteed result in life.

I won't bet on it even though I have millions of dollars. The reasons are:

- I don't know who that fuc*ing guy offered that possible game-fixing match
- There's no such thing as game-fixing will just be offered to random people
- 100% that the game will be fixed is something we can't be trusted
- I'm not that dumb to bet million of dollars for alleged game fixing

I don't know how that thing makes you curious. Better forget that idea.

Rather than risking million dollars, I'll choose to stay happy with the million dollars. In my country with a million dollar Two generations can lead a comfortable and much sophisticated life. Maybe few dollars can be spent to experiment the outcome. Though the outcome is known, it is a big risk according to me. Good choice will be to buy bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for long term profiting. It is all about the reputation. OP is a good sports betting person who had won big and I've seen his betting history. For this reason few dollars can be used.

True. Even in games where the odds are 1.1 or less for the favorites sometimes the outcome still goes on the other way. There really is no telling on these fixed games or even in games that has very low odds, except for the latter wherein the other team has serious issues like injuries or the likes. But if it's a fixed match between two healthy competitors, I wouldn't risk it even if the source claims to be 'credible'.

Betting that amount of money will definitely arise suspicion on your account especially if this is the first time you are betting. Normally, gambling companies have to do various backgrounds checks (e.g. bet history, amount of bets you made, etc.) in order to verify whether no shenanigans are made.

In a hypothetical scenario that you provided, I would most likely bet only a handful amount of money since it will not arise any doubts/suspicion on the part of the checkers. In addition, it is also important to keep it subtle as much as possible since this could lead to your downfall of your account in the future.

I have never really looked into the limits of those bookies, but I doubt that you can bet millions on sports anywhere with a single bet or am I wrong? I have never been in the situation to try it myself! :P

Anyway bookies must have their limits because otherwise a guy with deep pockets could you shut down your whole casino by placing a single bet that forces the casino into instant insolvency. Doing some searches showed that it might range from 50,000 USD to 100,000 USD, but as a payout limit.

Can you think of another good way to earn money? Let's say, you already have millions of dollars but instead, but still considering betting on fixed games.

Someone can't give the offer to bet on fixed games that easily. Those are top secrets and even with that, there's no assurance that it will be a 100% win.

What if that stranger tells you to bet on that team just to make sure they are getting bets on that team but in the end, the other will won instead?

While gambling might be highly regulated in places like Las Vegas.

I have heard macau trends towards deregulation, which could make it a better regional platform for placing large life changing bets.

If offshore tax havens are a real thing. Then might it be said that offshore gambling is also a thing.

If bookies are out of the picture then the next option is to go for betting exchanges because from what I know they don't limit players and the best part is they have better odds than most sportsbooks and possibly higher limits. Then again betting limits could also depend on the standing of the account because there are different factors for knowing the betting limits, if it's verified multiple times then it's less likely for the account to get frozen and IMO the worst thing that could happen in this case is to resettle the bet and change it to void assuming that the bookies would find it out in time.

I think it only becomes an issue for the bookies if you're betting regularly and at the same time winning, but if it's a one time thing then they probably won't mind paying out.

Even if millions of dollars could be placed on a bet without been frozen, I wouldn't risk that at all, if the amount can't be lesser then the bet isn't for me.
Anything could happen, a 100% assurance in a game isn't guaranteed still, so what if the unexpected happens??

This is a tough question.  You didn’t clarify how we would know the outcome of the game. I’m assuming you mean there’s cheating going on, hence how you know who’s going to win the game. I’m certainly not one for cheating like this, and as others have said, betting a lot of money on something like this might be considered suspicious, which could potentially open a whole other can of worms

If I were told the outcome of a soccer match before the match was even scheduled, I won't believe it. I would suspect it immediately and ask a lot of questions. It is possible I will be convinced or not in the end. Depending on that, I will limit my bet. But I will never go all in. Even if it is convincing, I will just place a bet I can afford to lose. I usually don't trust those who claim to know that a certain match is fixed. There have been so many similar claims which proved to be all lies in the end.

That can be said to be a fix match and is common in sports that are not so well known or if it happens in famous sports such as football it will occur in small leagues and bookmakers will not provide the opportunity to make a big bet on a betting market like that, so that's all if that will not happen, especially people who already have millions of dollars will not have time to take care of such things

If I could get info on a match that guaranteed me a 100% win, I'd bet under $50 because that's the amount I have available to gamble with.
That amount of money was a fund I was prepared to gamble with and nothing more because I was too scared to see the loss after defeat I could suffer even if I got valid info about the game.
I also don't want the casino to suspect my activity of placing too large bets because if I win easily, they can immediately investigate my account.
It really hurts if it turns out that the casino has frozen our account, especially if we have been playing at the casino for a long time.

The example you give is unrealistic, you can never be 100% sure how a match is going to end, not even if you have bought the teams. For the sake of argument, if it was really 100% I would put the maximum I could legally bet on.


Of course, if we are talking about a more realistic certainty, let's say 95%, because let's say that someone very reliable has told you that the match is fixed, I would put a good amount, but always thinking about the 5% or the small probability that something does not go according to plan.

I'm sceptic, I wouldn't believe until match result has actually come out and then be sad about why didn't I bet more  :P


I'd stick with on-chain casinos with million dollars. Anywhere else, it gonna draw eyeballs.

Placing a million dollar bet won't gonna be a problem if You're
regularly gambling to that specific website. However, if you're relatively new to that gambling platform, it's more likely not gonna place a bet that huge, because either you are going to have a limit or your account will be hold for having such 1 massive bet on that specific sport.
But, what I'm most likely gonna do if we have that certain situation, is I would exhaust all available limit that I have on my account (not gonna be million of course) lol.

Depends on the level of KYC. When we are talking about above 20 thousand USD, that is where the questions begin especially if you are doing it in just one big bet. For a newly created account, I doubt it can be done but for old ones who have a history of making big bets then no questions will come out.
The Money Laundering Act will always come first and maybe they will be asking for your details just to prove where that money came from.
It's a protection for both the business and the gambler. Just imagine if illegal money is being used on gambling sites, that would be unfair to those who have risked their hard-earned money.
Overall, it will come down to KYC.

Haha that’s true and my biggest concern with a situation like this. Even when you win they don’t payout.

Well, if you are signed up or registered with many Sport betting casinos, you will not have any issues if you place smaller bets on those casinos, but new signups will raise a red flag and your account might be blocked.

Do you have friends and family that can spread your bets on their accounts, because that will not put too much focus on any individual? Just remember one thing, the timing for this are also crucial if we are looking at a significant amount of money... because the bets will change the odds, if it all goes to the same team...  ::)

I would bet 50-100 USD, not more. Betting large amounts on a single game would probably make the bookies suspicious and they would block your bet. Another thing is that I would never bet a big amount on a game, just because somebody told me that he is 100% sure about the game being rigged. You never know who is lying and who is telling the truth. I'm curious. How could somebody prove to you that a match is going to be rigged? He talked to the players or maybe the coach of one of the teams? He talked to the owner/s of one of the teams?
Do you seriously believe in such sh*t? ;D

Please, disregard the notion that a bet is a no-lose possibility, that is not going to happen. There are best matches with the greatest chance that have lost and there are bets with the worst chance that won. Don't trust anyone or any match to that 100% extent, and no matter how sure you are, manage your risks accordingly.

Of course, they are doing this often, just don't use cash if your hands are clean, then it will all be between you and the house. Nonetheless, be certain of the credibility of the casino you are entrusting such an amount to.

then I will bet all of my savings , all of my assets even House and Lot to bet in ? since you are asking this Hypothetically lol.

I hate seeing this kind of answer but I only knew this to be related to your dream of believing in fixed matches.

i will bet in different sites , there are tons of sites around that offers sports betting then why stick to one?

bet with all of them then you will not be in suspicions .

I once read a thread about someone who bet millions of dollars just because of a small profit with low odds of no more than 1.05 and he was sure he would win and could win the match, but in the end he lost, learn from that experience so you don't easily trust other people when betting , even though the results are told by someone or even the dealer, so the most important thing is to play with your own analysis at your own risk because even if it is 100% accurate I will not bet on anyone's words

I guess most people would be very doubtful. I am not very into gambling mindset so I would be very very worried to bet too much money even if it was guarenteed bet. I would think there must be reason why I know this and probably its a trap. Anyways I would also be worried about anyone other realizing I know outcome and cancel bets. I would think I should avoid this. How? I wouldn't bet at maximum level, just bit more under it. It could be enough for me.

that reminds me of same thing mate and yes now I come to idea that maybe that same person who tries to believe in fixed match that is why with so low odds he still manage to ben and lose?
but lets go back to the OP's question in which I find it truly hypothetic because it is impossible for an assurance of having fixed match to be offered to us.
even millionaires failed on this event like what you mentioned.

I do not think there it is possible that there is any situation that is a 100% can't loose situation in gambling, this is my conviction, and with that, even if it is a hypothetical situation that you have stated that there cannot be losses, I still will want to play it safe due to my already strong convictions and still risk an amount that I can afford to loose. I will not go all in like most people will.

Maintaining discipline in gambling is important. You must learn to have strong convictions so you are not easily swayed by the promise of sure games and big wins. Always play it safe.

In this case I will try to verify how true or reliable the source of news. If I get any temptation of this, I will never bet on a big deal. Because such rumors are often heard. After the bet, when the results will be different, there will be nothing to do. Fixing information is never leaked. If it comes out, then you have to understand that there something is wrong. In my perception it will be better to avoid such situations.

I'd bet as much as I could, possibly even calling the assistance of friends/families that can place a bet in my place. If that ain't possible then just get what I probably can really. Ofc realistically speaking odds of what someone said happening 100% is close to nothing, so I hardly doubt such an opportunity would ever come. Unless I was the one who will orchestrate the entire thing, in which case every secret is available to me and  would basically give me enough guarantee to bet big.

Even then though I wouldn't dare say that the match fix I'm doing will result in a 100% win, after all, unexpected events can always occur.

The last thing that you don't want to happen to your account is getting frozen with millions on it if you are in Drake-like status and you are a high roller betting you can escape getting your account tagged, but if you are thousand dollar bettors and you usually bet earlier and never a last minute bettor, they will question your motives.
So bet within your betting range if you have accounts on many sports bookies then spread your bet to avoid suspicion, casinos will trigger an alarm for any usual bets this is something high rollers and old gamblers know, they can proceed at their own risk, but the risk is too high.

You are both right and that's why even though we get a leak of info about the results of the match, we still can't use a lot of money to bet only because of the info. Who knows, in the middle of the match, something can surprise everyone and finally change the match, causing our choice to lose. That will be very painful to see what we do become detrimental to us. By anticipating and preventing using a lot of money for betting, at least we do not waste the money for one match because there are still many other matches that we can choose as betting. Well, it will still return to everyone because they will have opinions. Some will take that risk by using a lot of money because they think the info is 100% trustworthy.

Then you have to like scatter it across several bookies, but still, this bookies has system to recognized when there is something awry with bets and where it's coming from and where the bets is going.

So in any case if there is really a big suspicions in their end, they might confiscate your winnings and worst, even the money that you put, that big $1 million, might not return to you.

That's a totally different case, the guy who bet millions on a game did it solely on the basis of the team having the highest chances of winning the match, but in the situation given here, it is that you already know which team will win, and it is a 100% guaranteed win, which means it is either fixed or there will be some kind of cheating or something.

I understand that it is always better to do your own research and analysis before betting on sports games, but if you get a chance to get guaranteed returns on your bet, I don't think anyone would let it go, and the real question here is, how much would you bet if that happens?

All of the sudden remembered the thread Gambler Loses 1.4 million USD in a bet with lower than 1.01 odds! (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5435885.0). The bet is something like a confirm winning bet. What happened at the end is very sad. Even with the fixed assured winning bets these kind of moves could happen for our bad luck. Whether it is sports bet, casino games or something else there'll be risk associated with it. Good is to limit ourselves than spending millions.

I think I'll definitely check the legitimacy first on who have told me about that outcome, I probably would bet about 40-50% of my portfolio. Assuming I have millions on my account and can place bets like that then I'd say I will diversify my bets rather than putting it on a single bet, it still a gamble and even if someone said so, that for sure isn't 100%.

I agree with this.

There's no way that the casino won't find out there's anomaly or cheating included the moment someone decided to bet millions of dollars at once. Surely they would flag the activity suspicious most especially if the account used was not usually betting large sum of money. They will notice the unusual activity from the pattern of playing and betting history of the account holder which will eventually raise a red flag to make an account frozen so there won't be any transaction/s to push through.

Surely the security team isn't dumb enough to let this pass through. Additionally, the tip could be wrong, so even if you have many dollars at your disposal, if you'll bet impulsively on an "assured and guaranteed" winning, the moment it turned out to be wrong, you'll still regret big time.

There is no such thing as 100% even if you're able to talk to all its team players and coaching staff. But okay, assuming someone like an angel or an extraordinary being as we've seen in the movies appears to me, I'll probably bet a few million or something that my betting site can cater to. I am a multi-millionaire anyways, so why bother killing myself on how to quickly bet all my millions in a game that is to start in hours? And who knows that extraordinary being is just testing my greed or whatever. The fact that I am a millionaire means I am successful in handling my money and I will never get swayed by unreliable promises and something very uncommon. And if I win, why should I worry about funds being frozen when I can present my legit sources of income? Unless my fortune came from illegalities, I'll probably diversify my bets to as many different sportsbooks.

You have very weird imaginations mate. I wonder if you have an insider on the groups of underground fixers which exist secretly. But of course, there's still no 100% guarantee.

Since it is a 100% win then I would max out my bet as much as I could.
Every bookie has their limit's so if you want to max out your Bet you should register it to several bookie to be able to bet the Million dollar that you have.
But hypothetically if it was me I wouldn't really trust that there is a 100% chance of winning on all sorts of games and sports specially if those are official match.

What came to my mind also is that the bet on its own isn't a problem for the bookmaker for as long as payouts aren't processed anyway. Let's assume that someone were able to bet million in the first place, the bet would surely be flagged and would have to undergo investigation if it wins. If it loses, the bookie is fine, but if it wins it's worth it for the bookie to have a look at what happened. And if someone bets an abnormal high amount on an outcome and it turns out that the whole thing looks suspicious, they could still just cancel the bet. Perhaps a referee in a game makes the weirdest decisions ever or a player in a soccer game scores two own goals in a suspicious way, I have no idea whether someone would go to court and sue. If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck it is probably a duck and who would like to explain to a judge that you have no idea what they are talking about and you just got lucky.

best way for a bet like this is ... use cash and play such kinds of bets on local bookmakers.
or use exchange like betfair where it could be easier place such bet due the design of the website.
but pay attention, playing too much is a risk and sometimes bookies could decide to not pay some "suspect" events due the large amount played.
this happened a couple of times in italy (there is a "monopole" that could decide such events for all companies) . In such case winning bets have not payed to gamblers .

Told by who? A stranger? An insider? I mean the person who told to you the outcome of the soccer match is already a big factor whether you will risk or not.
If it's a stranger who told to you, why risking your million dollars into it.

Okay since it's only a hypothetical question, I will give a hypothetical answer as well. I guess putting it on different gambling websites is the best option. A million dollars isn't a small amount, but dividing it will lessen the suspicions to you as a gambler. Using different usernames and email might help as well.

That's a different topic.

On this one, it's only a hypothetical question, and who in the hell will risk their million dollars and gamble it just because a stranger is telling the outcome of the match hours before it happen. With the one you are saying, it really did happen because of his confidence that the team he bet will win, but it didn't happen. Well at least we learned something from that. Experiences and realization really is expensive aren't they? :D

It's better to read the TOS of the casino first so you won't be questioned or face the risk of having your account frozen if evee they notice that you are having suspicious bets.
If ever a stranger or an unknown person would tell you such a prediction, you shouldn't risk millions of your funds because you can't actually rely on the opinion of others 100%. It's better to play fair by analyzing the match as well as well as the capabolity of the players. Listening to the opinion of others without doing research might result in losses.

There is no reason to lower out bet than money we have on our hands because you said its 100% so I take it as someone from future told you that so it will eventually happen.

Practically these is no 100% even a strongest team or player can lose too and it happened many times so instead of living in a dream we need to find what we can do in the reality.

Betting still with a decent amount or something I can afford losing, would be still better. You don't trust people easily. What's your basis that it would be hundred percent true?  Greed is the bottomline which drags people down. If you won't bet all of your money and you happened to win, whhy would you regret things? It will be free money and any amount should be cherished. Earning a small profit is still profit and way better than losing all of your wealth just because of some individual giving you a leak. If you happened to lose all of it, then that would be for sure a bigger kind of regret. Always mind the outcome and measure the risk involved.

The higher the risk, the higher the rewards but we should still not fall into the trap of our greed. We all want huge profits but we must still put limitations when betting. If there would be a person that will advise you of something or would provide you with an accurate prediction, you should still know what you should be risking. It's hard to trust the opinion of others, especially strangers because even professional bettors these days fail.

Knowing gambling to be a game of chance I wouldn't take your word for it!

But if you said something in the lines of my stake been insured by some escrow funds here on the forum should I lose I get my refund from escrow and if I win you get your funds back and if you can do this say 3-5 times maybe, just maybe I might be convinced by this service !

You seem convinced by what you are doing, why not join all sportsbook that we have here and place the same bet, I don't think that will draw so much attention  :P

It'd be foolish if I know the exact outcome since the match is fixed or something and still I don't go all in. So I would definitely bet everything that I have spreading it across different platforms that I trust dividing the amount of the bets into parts that won't make it look suspicious in any way.

Also, it would only work if the news was only revealed to you, and there are other users betting on the opponent of the team you are betting on. Otherwise, if all the bets on all platforms go on the same team, that would definitely make it look wrong and the platforms will most likely remove the match from the listings knowing there is something wrong and it will be pretty costly to them.

Well, taking the hypothetical question made by OP into consideration, there aren't any risks involved on this bet. It's a sure win, as he says, so of course everyone would bet all the money they had available in order to make biggest profit as possible. Some people could think the gambler had access to the information the match was fixed, but without proof, it would remain as suspicions only, therefore the gambler would have nothing to fear or to hide, unless it was really a fixed match and he was part of a deeper fraud scheme.

He already said that the outcome is 100% sure win. You are right that this was only possible if there is a cheating or a match-fixing involved but it's great if you won't support this type of play. You know that this is wrong and if you and others keeps on patronizing this kind of play, the organizers of this event are only going to be encouraged to keep doing this.

This destroys the thrill and the entertainment factor of the sport/match. This will also affect on how bettors bet because they can lose their money even if they are sure about their picks. For those who are interested about it, I think they already know the trick. They will either bet small or they will pay someone who has a verified account to place a bigger bet for them.

I fully support your point of view. When I was new to gambling, I drew useful information on betting and gambling from gamblers I knew. One of them, as I thought at the time, was a genius at predicting the results of soccer games. Many of my friends were betting on his recommendations. But once there was a story when he could not correctly predict three games in a row and many of those who followed his recommendations lost a lot of money. Since then I try not to listen to anyone.

The rule of gambling should never be undermined regardless of the outcome, always stake what you can afford to lose, that phrase has saved me from the excitement of games I have a strong and bold outcome on. Now, you should note that nothing is 100% sure in gambling, I will consider that match as a scam the moment I see games people predict as a sure game, nothing works in gambling in that manner, people forget that even that 100% assurance is a risk and should be done with caution so they don't backfire later at the end of the day.

My answer to your question: Even if I have billions under my assets, I wouldn't stake that game unless I stake what I want to lose so that I can have peace of mind.