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[BlackBoss_]

What if I told you that the delay could be a deliberate art of marketing strategy to increase the buzz and appetite of the GTA community, and it just the right time now for the date they have given for the release.

This time there will not be any disappointment with the date, not when they have started a presale in preparation to the launch date of November 19, 2026. The aspect of the prediction market and the time precision for the release is where I fear may cast some controversy.

Sometimes delays are not to hype the community or an art of marketing, possibly there are backlogs behind the scene that prevent the product launched like how it was scheduled initially. But if it is a minor delay like several hours or days, it can be a marketing trick or just some unwanted issues around the launch time from locations, hosting operations for example.

Of course, we as users or community members only can take words from announcement of the company behind that product, while it's really hard to verify or investigate it in order to find the truth.

[Charcol]

Come on! I'm sure an incredible number of people were betting on Spain to win in the first half, at halftime, and even in the second half. If you watched the match, you saw what happened. It's a miracle Martinez saved so many shots. A lot of people lost money on that draw. It should have been at least 3-0 for Spain in the first 90 minutes.

If those people bet live while watching the game, yes I believe there are quite a few who choose to bet on Spain victory, whether it's for the first half or the second half, because after all it looks clear they dominated the match, but Martinez thwarted that bet with his excellent performance, those who bet on a draw are the lucky ones.

Spain would have been the stronger side the majority of the match, but that's what makes football so unpredictable. Realizing dominance and finding lots of opportunities does not always mean they will win. Martinez played great and was able to save a few times to keep his team alive. I get the sense that a lot of people who live betted on Spain, mind you, seeing how much of a rout it was. However, relying solely on the momentum can be dangerous as one goal scored or one miss can turn things around.

In the final match against Spain, some of my friends and many Argentine fans here bet big amounts on Argentina. Even after 50 minutes of the match, when Argentina did not play well, they were still strong and firm in their decision. Because they thought that Argentina, the best team in the world, would play well in the last minute, as they had done in the previous matches. But when Spain scored the first goal, many Argentine fans were sweating. Although at that time they believed that Argentina would turn the game around again. But some people believed that Argentina would not be able to turn it around in the final match. Then some started betting again against Spain. And here the betting rates against Spain were high. In the end, many of those who bet on Argentina lost a lot of money because Spain won the match. Because most of the Argentine fans had bet big amounts.

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What if I told you that the delay could be a deliberate art of marketing strategy to increase the buzz and appetite of the GTA community, and it just the right time now for the date they have given for the release.

This time there will not be any disappointment with the date, not when they have started a presale in preparation to the launch date of November 19, 2026. The aspect of the prediction market and the time precision for the release is where I fear may cast some controversy.

i don't think rockstar is delaying the release date just as a marketing strategy. this is going to be a truly massive game, perhaps the game with the largest open world we've ever seen. in a project like this, even a single detail can take weeks or months to complete.

still i understand why casinos and betting markets consider it so unlikely that the game’s release will be delayed, because if they were to delay it after it had already gone on sale, it would draw a huge backlash.

[IjawMan]

What if I told you that the delay could be a deliberate art of marketing strategy to increase the buzz and appetite of the GTA community, and it just the right time now for the date they have given for the release.

This time there will not be any disappointment with the date, not when they have started a presale in preparation to the launch date of November 19, 2026. The aspect of the prediction market and the time precision for the release is where I fear may cast some controversy.

i don't think rockstar is delaying the release date just as a marketing strategy. this is going to be a truly massive game, perhaps the game with the largest open world we've ever seen. in a project like this, even a single detail can take weeks or months to complete.

still i understand why casinos and betting markets consider it so unlikely that the game’s release will be delayed, because if they were to delay it after it had already gone on sale, it would draw a huge backlash.

I understand why. The delay the casinos and prediction market are opening bets for is not mainly to a long timeframe as was other times.

With what I understand is that the delay could be a minute later than the precise time given in the announcement for the release. A November 19, 2026 date as given, anything later than 11:59pm on that date before launching is a win for the gambling platforms since we have most gambler betting on NO.

[arallmuus]

since we have most gambler betting on NO.

Only 9.5% are betting on YES so far and it was around 13.5% people that go with YES 2 days ago. Im not even sure why people are swarming with the low odds NO, probably to rack up some profit by betting huge amount or boosting their wager on 1.02 odds prediction

A November 19, 2026 date as given, anything later than 11:59pm on that date

Its actually November 19 2026, 11:59pm ET so since we are using UTC on this forum then the cutoff time would be November 20 2026, 4.59am UTC