Will this affect sports gambling ?

[StonedWolf]

The transfer market is totally independent on gambling be it sports or whatever and so i don't think the sale of a player in any part of the world is going to affect any bookmaker or something unless they go for prop bets and loss or win.

Unlike you, personally I see that the transfer market is perfectly dependent on gambling. since the transfer market controls the movement of the many players, who are in his role will directly affect the performance of teams, which are at the origin of many bet.  In this way, I hope you see the indirect connection, but solid and perfect. Which allowing the both of factors to affect each other.

[joebrook]

The transfer market is totally independent on gambling be it sports or whatever and so i don't think the sale of a player in any part of the world is going to affect any bookmaker or something unless they go for prop bets and loss or win.

Unlike you, personally I see that the transfer market is perfectly dependent on gambling. since the transfer market controls the movement of the many players, who are in his role will directly affect the performance of teams, which are at the origin of many bet.  In this way, I hope you see the indirect connection, but solid and perfect. Which allowing the both of factors to affect each other.

Well people are gamble and put their money on whatever has the best players because they have a higher probability of winning. In spite of this i don't see the connection with the value of players with regards to gambling at all, some may be bought with high prices but they dont perform well on the pitch where it matters.

[Rinsend]

actually there is no significant influence.
when gambling is associated with the high cost of the trasfer exchanges
because sports gamblers sometimes get lucky through every gambling they do.
but sometimes we prefer a team that contains a star player to guarantee victory

[Pettuh4]

The transfer market is totally independent on gambling be it sports or whatever and so i don't think the sale of a player in any part of the world is going to affect any bookmaker or something unless they go for prop bets and loss or win.

Unlike you, personally I see that the transfer market is perfectly dependent on gambling. since the transfer market controls the movement of the many players, who are in his role will directly affect the performance of teams, which are at the origin of many bet.  In this way, I hope you see the indirect connection, but solid and perfect. Which allowing the both of factors to affect each other.

Well people are gamble and put their money on whatever has the best players because they have a higher probability of winning. In spite of this i don't see the connection with the value of players with regards to gambling at all, some may be bought with high prices but they dont perform well on the pitch where it matters.

There is no direct connection associating gambling with the value of players unless perhaps the gambling houses own a football club or they sponsor a club or lots of clubs which are against FIFA's statutes if we are to critically consider that so for me the two are totally at variance with each other.

[yugyug]

Transfer of players to other team will not directly affected to gambling industry but it will affect on the team's performance and sport betting prediction on which team will win the most. If you are confident with your skills on team analysis then it might be give an advantage to you.

[shursight]

a transfer cost more than 200 000 000 euro !  That transfer affected  the price even of normal players, like Romelu lukaku who left for Man united for 100 000 000 euro. Do you think all that will have a good or bad result on gambling ?

Why would it affect gambling?

There is no way that it could affect directly to it, because you are placing bets.

Anyway, i can not understand how is it possible for the club's to pay that incredible amount of money, from where do they get that money?

100 million euros for a single player, sometimes it is not even profitable for some teams.

[brontosaurus]

For the football fans, especially those who play sports gambling, In your opinion : what has happeed  last summer in the transfer window and the price explosion of players. We witnessd, and for the first time in history, a transfer cost more than 200 000 000 euro !  That transfer affected  the price even of normal players, like Romelu lukaku who left for Man united for 100 000 000 euro. Do you think all that will have a good or bad result on gambling ?

Such things are absolutely unrelated to Gambling world. Transfer expenses of player just bring players to lime light which increases their expectations to play except this there is no way that these things ignite something in gambling world. Moreover, I think such threads belong to others section it has nothing to do with btc gambling.

[EdenHazard]

I think it got no affect on gambling because there are no relation between the gambling and the transfer amount, unless your are gambling about how much the player transfer value, but I doubt any gambling site ever mention this service

i don't know , i might could be wrong but there is an opinion says that some huge transfer helped by the bookies money , yes for example a transfer of neymar that actually should be an impossible thing to happen financially because of large amount of money involved.

but then it is happened , the odds for neymar move to psg was really high btw. this sounds like too far speculation, so .... think again to consider this seriously lol.

[UsernameBitcoin]

Transfer of players has nothing to do with gambling. You are talking about big players and big amounts which will undoubtedly behave correctly on the field and outside the field. I don't know of a high star player like Cristiano Ronaldo fixing a game while I know in Sweden division 5 or 6 for example games can be fixed easily as no one cares about that division.

How much are people betting on Swedish division 5 or 6 games anyways? I mean this would be an easy way to make a few grand, but anything more than that would come across as very suspicious.

I think fixing games is one of the easiest ways to cheat the system because it's so incredibly hard to know if someone really had inside info or if a game was fixed... to prove that is almost impossible.

[Dhaaaw]

I don't think it will affect anything, it may appear that teams spending more money will make the players work much harder to win games but i guess it's just that teams want to show how rich they are added to the fact that getting a valuable player like neymar will create alot of revenue with Shirts selling and more spectators etc.

[Juliedarwin]

For the football fans, especially those who play sports gambling, In your opinion : what has happeed  last summer in the transfer window and the price explosion of players. We witnessd, and for the first time in history, a transfer cost more than 200 000 000 euro !  That transfer affected  the price even of normal players, like Romelu lukaku who left for Man united for 100 000 000 euro. Do you think all that will have a good or bad result on gambling ?

I don't think so.. There is no proven and I don't see any relation connected to sports and being gambling. Doesn't any affect from one another to sports as a gambling person. Sports is a physical fitness and it is good for health. Gambling is an addiction that comes out your daily doing. So there's no reason to affect.

[xPPx]

LOL! That has zero affect on gambling. None.

[serjent05]

I guess this increase in fees will definitely affect sport gambling since there is a huge fee for transfers, team will think twice before doing this.  As a result players will be stucked with their team and so the kind of betting will be affected.  Less random result stuff since the factor of the outcome will not change when it comes to player line up.  And that will affect on how or whose team we will choose.  And so on.