Issue of fixed Matches

[KTChampions]

They are real but you'll probably get scammed believing that you can actually access that information. Whoever selling/telling you these matches is either scamming you or just lying because why not. If I had that information I wouldn't share it with anyone because the more people bet on that game, the more suspicions it would raise and when enough people look at that game, the bets might get cancelled. 99.9% of the time the information you get will be nothing but bullshit.

The naivete of people who buy such "information" is surprising. The funny thing is that, as I understand it, we are talking about several matches. That is, we have to believe that someone has received information about several fixing matches at once (although such things happen several times a year). Probably people blinded by greed make such purchases, otherwise I don't know how to explain it.

[YOSHIE]

I was with a friend today who was in a hurry to place his bet on some numbers that were sent to him for some football matches that he believes are fixed. I'm a bit confused how fixed matches work.

I have experienced the same thing as your friend experienced, i spent $$ to place a soccer bet, in fact, everything was ruined, the score he gave was a mess of 0%, nothing was right, don't believe about the numbers.

Are fixed matches real? Do the coach and players of teams were matches have been fixed, do they consent to it? If you were in a team were your next fixture has been fixed, what will be your reaction?

the game is fixed, yes, it's real, the coach and the team may change, but obviously I don't react if the problem really changes, I stick to my stance it's better for me.
The bottom line: change can happen in a football match, on the pitch it's a different story, which is clear I don't believe in such a mystique.

[Cling18]

I was with a friend today who was in a hurry to place his bet on some numbers that were sent to him for some football matches that he believes are fixed. I'm a bit confused how fixed matches work.

Are fixed matches real? Do the coach and players of teams were matches have been fixed, do they consent to it? If you were in a team were your next fixture has been fixed, what will be your reaction?

They could be real sometimes but they're also deceiving bettors sometimes. It could also be a strategy for scammers to fool people so we have to be very careful about it. Instead of hoping to win by believing in fixed matches, it would be better to bet fairly by not relying on scammers' traps.

[michellee]

Yes, match fixing is real and there were lot of players were arrested for involving in the match fixing but they are not that much easy like we can pay 10 dollar and find the fixed matches and its unethical too so never encourage such activities even if you came across.

Why Players need to suffer when the truth is the Management i the direct command for this to take place?

The players only follows what directive given to them .

though there are some cases that they are acting directly on their own , but most of the cases are either the team management of the The management is whom Involved in Fix Matching.

One who found guilty will get the punishment for sure, but whenever the team had enough money then they can tackle all the things because sports is also a kind of big politics where lot of things wre uncertain and anyone can be affected for no reason or one who is the reason for all of this can be free with no worries.

Those found guilty can get banned from playing for the rest of their career because they make a mistake by following that thing. In their association, some people arrange fixed matches and maybe that is already happening from a long time ago without we know. If the Management has forced the player, they can tell the truth in court to prevent being guilty because they do not do that. Hopefully, the player is not doing that so they can play in safety until they are retired.

[Jackl87]

They are real but you'll probably get scammed believing that you can actually access that information. Whoever selling/telling you these matches is either scamming you or just lying because why not. If I had that information I wouldn't share it with anyone because the more people bet on that game, the more suspicions it would raise and when enough people look at that game, the bets might get cancelled. 99.9% of the time the information you get will be nothing but bullshit.

I actually never thought about it that way but you are absolutely right of course. If they claim to already have a match that is fixed and they want you to join their "private group" for a certain entry fee, then it just has to be a scam because it would mean that those guys already have paid the players or referees in order to fix the outcome of that match, so why would they give away those informations now after they have already paid? One reason could be that they can not bet a to big amount of money on the match because it would be to obvious and the bookmaker would become suspicious. But if they sell the information to other people they could make additional profit, but i guess that would be too dangerous.

[tulusikhlas]

I was with a friend today who was in a hurry to place his bet on some numbers that were sent to him for some football matches that he believes are fixed. I'm a bit confused how fixed matches work.

Are fixed matches real? Do the coach and players of teams were matches have been fixed, do they consent to it? If you were in a team were your next fixture has been fixed, what will be your reaction?

They could be real sometimes but they're also deceiving bettors sometimes. It could also be a strategy for scammers to fool people so we have to be very careful about it. Instead of hoping to win by believing in fixed matches, it would be better to bet fairly by not relying on scammers' traps.

It is better to use a safe alternative than to try to trust the traps of scammers. We will be very difficult to blame if at any time what was at stake will be lost without any definite notification to us when placing a bet that the scammer deliberately gave. We have the option of betting anyway with our own consequences.
This case is indeed not the least that makes the victims of gamblers just believe it because they don't know who to ask.

[blockman]

They could be real sometimes but they're also deceiving bettors sometimes. It could also be a strategy for scammers to fool people so we have to be very careful about it. Instead of hoping to win by believing in fixed matches, it would be better to bet fairly by not relying on scammers' traps.

Yes, it can be a trap and that's just a gimmick for them to give volume to the given sportsbook. They do that so that the casino that they're promoting will have more bets to come.
But there really are real fix matches but to have an insider and knowing the whole details of it, there could be a connection from someone who's really into that team and is connected someone big in that sport.

[madnessteat]

A friend of mine is into betting on fixed matches and he often goes to a new channel of insiders as their information loses relevance over time. Do any of you know any insider channels on fixed matches that have been running for more than a year and have really useful information?

[KTChampions]

A friend of mine is into betting on fixed matches and he often goes to a new channel of insiders as their information loses relevance over time. Do any of you know any insider channels on fixed matches that have been running for more than a year and have really useful information?

Do you really think that such channels can exist? If someone has regular information about match fixing, then he belongs to the very top of the global football mafia (not the fact that it exists), in this case he is a very, very wealthy person - why should he run a channel and sell for some scanty money his inside information? Isn't your friend going broke on this "information" already?

[milewilda]

A friend of mine is into betting on fixed matches and he often goes to a new channel of insiders as their information loses relevance over time. Do any of you know any insider channels on fixed matches that have been running for more than a year and have really useful information?

Do you really think that such channels can exist? If someone has regular information about match fixing, then he belongs to the very top of the global football mafia (not the fact that it exists), in this case he is a very, very wealthy person - why should he run a channel and sell for some scanty money his inside information? Isn't your friend going broke on this "information" already?

This is what other people been thinking that they could really se these kind of information's so casually without even thinking that these info or leaks are really valuable and wont really just pop out

seems like it isnt really that a serious matter.Fixed matches do exist but you would really be need to be part of those groups of wealthy people for you to have at least some grasp of those info
and we do really believe that it could just leaked out to easily? Think again.Anyone who do claims that they do have fixed match info are mostly scams.

[TheEconomists]

I have been hearing about fixed match in the past and I later found out that it really exist and I happen to be among the players for which a particular match is fixed I will choose not to play the match because my mind will not be at peace. I don't think players will be informed about whether the match is being fixed or not.

[wheelz1200]

I was with a friend today who was in a hurry to place his bet on some numbers that were sent to him for some football matches that he believes are fixed. I'm a bit confused how fixed matches work.

Are fixed matches real? Do the coach and players of teams were matches have been fixed, do they consent to it? If you were in a team were your next fixture has been fixed, what will be your reaction?

Sports has always had a hint of fixing in it.  I think less now since there is so much video, social reaction etc from it.  Years ago they got away with it more.  I would never bet on a known fixed game nor if I was on the team would put up with it.  Kills the sports, seriously.  Look at what baseball had to go through with just steroid allegations let alone a fixed game.  Early 90s there was Arizona state basketball which they got the star player to fix some games.  Jailtime for many as well as a pro career ruined.

[shield132]

I was with a friend today who was in a hurry to place his bet on some numbers that were sent to him for some football matches that he believes are fixed. I'm a bit confused how fixed matches work.

Are fixed matches real? Do the coach and players of teams were matches have been fixed, do they consent to it? If you were in a team were your next fixture has been fixed, what will be your reaction?

Real fixed matches don't happen in that way. I mean, then you shouldn't know that from your friend and the persons similar of your friend (don't get it wrong), will never know fixed matches.
But yeah, fixed matches really exist and happen. The scheme behind it is very complex. You know, there are big drug dealers who produce and sell, the same applies to fixed matches, it happens on that level of anonimity, so, the average person can't know the fixed matches, only the team who does that knows it. Also, there is a very big punishment on the persons who do fixed matches and those who actually know that it's fixed and bet on these fixed matches (usually these are the persons who do that matches).

[madnessteat]

Do you really think that such channels can exist? If someone has regular information about match fixing, then he belongs to the very top of the global football mafia (not the fact that it exists), in this case he is a very, very wealthy person - why should he run a channel and sell for some scanty money his inside information? Isn't your friend going broke on this "information" already?

No. He's not broke. He's very knowledgeable about soccer and doesn't always follow the advice of insiders. I even wonder sometimes how he can make money from it.

I myself have never used such channels and I bet only on the basis of analysis and bookmakers' coefficients. As I understand it the owners of insider channels buy information and resell it making money on it but at some point they start giving users unreliable information to make super profits.

[TheEconomists]

I have been hearing about fixed match in the past and I later found out that it really exist and I happen to be among the players for which a particular match is fixed I will choose not to play the match because my mind will not be at peace. I don't think players will be informed about whether the match is being fixed or not.

Players will feel bad if they know the match is fixed though I think some of them know because if not then they knight play their best to win. Also, some players are the one who are being paid to throw the game and in my country, a lot of players are being caught for arranging fixed matches, well this is really exist and its too risky to bet with them, I’d rather not bet because its not a sure profit.

I wouldn't mind if you will mention the name of your country. This is a very bad situation if that is the case because it really make the gamblers to be loosing money and that was why I was saying in my previous post that my mind will not be at peace if I should participate in the deal.

[KTChampions]

Do you really think that such channels can exist? If someone has regular information about match fixing, then he belongs to the very top of the global football mafia (not the fact that it exists), in this case he is a very, very wealthy person - why should he run a channel and sell for some scanty money his inside information? Isn't your friend going broke on this "information" already?

No. He's not broke. He's very knowledgeable about soccer and doesn't always follow the advice of insiders. I even wonder sometimes how he can make money from it.

I myself have never used such channels and I bet only on the basis of analysis and bookmakers' coefficients. As I understand it the owners of insider channels buy information and resell it making money on it but at some point they start giving users unreliable information to make super profits.

I hope he is really doing well (he must be very strong in betting, even if he spends money on various "insiders" he remains in profit). I hope this is not the case when a person embellishes his successes (hides his failures) because he takes this activity too seriously. I also have certain ideas that I want to try on real bets, but at the moment I am still testing them and do not want to risk real money.

[Fortify]

I was with a friend today who was in a hurry to place his bet on some numbers that were sent to him for some football matches that he believes are fixed. I'm a bit confused how fixed matches work.

Are fixed matches real? Do the coach and players of teams were matches have been fixed, do they consent to it? If you were in a team were your next fixture has been fixed, what will be your reaction?

Fixed matches are real, but they are cheating and illegal in most countries. They are basically a form of fraud, because you'll be working with insider information with the intention to take money from another party in a rigged game. There are too many scenarios to list how a game can be fixed but some ideas - it depends on the game, if you only need to pay off one "champion" who is a favorite to win, to take a loss, then it would be quite easy to pull it off. It's harder to rig a game if it requires multiple players, although we saw a recent example where Philippine basketball teams were blatantly trying to lose by repeated missed shots. The player(s) take high risk if they do this though as it can look obvious and may result in ruining a career for a single payoff.

[Johnyz]

I have been hearing about fixed match in the past and I later found out that it really exist and I happen to be among the players for which a particular match is fixed I will choose not to play the match because my mind will not be at peace. I don't think players will be informed about whether the match is being fixed or not.

Players will feel bad if they know the match is fixed though I think some of them know because if not then they knight play their best to win. Also, some players are the one who are being paid to throw the game and in my country, a lot of players are being caught for arranging fixed matches, well this is really exist and its too risky to bet with them, I’d rather not bet because its not a sure profit.

There’s a lot of corrupt in my country as well even couches and team owners are involve to this so fixed matches are really possible though few teams and players caught already. This is a bad example for every aspiring players, they should not be on a team where they fixed the match so they can earn some extra money even if it could hurt their own reputation, well money talks everybody will follow.

[adzino]

I was with a friend today who was in a hurry to place his bet on some numbers that were sent to him for some football matches that he believes are fixed. I'm a bit confused how fixed matches work.

Are fixed matches real? Do the coach and players of teams were matches have been fixed, do they consent to it? If you were in a team were your next fixture has been fixed, what will be your reaction?

You are asking if a match fixing is a real thing or not? Of course it is something that does happen from time to time. Though it will never be obvious. Often times money is involved. The team (hosts and the organizers are also involved sometimes) that loses deliberately gets paid a lot. It is something that violates the game rules and if caught those teams are banned from playing and hefty fines are imposed on them. It is usually the whole team or just some players that are involved in fixing. As far as I know, even if their teammates know about it, they say nothing out of fear.

[samcrypto]

I have been hearing about fixed match in the past and I later found out that it really exist and I happen to be among the players for which a particular match is fixed I will choose not to play the match because my mind will not be at peace. I don't think players will be informed about whether the match is being fixed or not.

Its happening in most sports even on a top sports in the world, I believe there’s a fixed matches there and that’s where most of the team clubs make money. Players are well informed about it, maybe not all but I think the ace player knows this so he can throw the game not so obvious.

If you do bet, know the risk of that because your source might not be legit and you might lose much money because of that, don’t be greedy to bet on fixed matches.