Do you believe in psychic betting?

[Fiatless]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

[1] https://www.ajc.com/news/national/psychic-waiter-awarded-half-lottery-winner-winnings/D6V2ohNGiINtoQAm4qgfXL/
[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_the_Octopus
[3] https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/11/04/primate-elijah-ayodele-predicts-epl-results-video/%3famp=1
[4] https://tribuneonlineng.com/lagos-gamblers-use-lunatics-hit-jackpot/

[swogerino]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who help his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain will win the  2010 FIFA World Cup.

[1] https://www.ajc.com/news/national/psychic-waiter-awarded-half-lottery-winner-winnings/D6V2ohNGiINtoQAm4qgfXL/

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_the_Octopus

For such lotteries to win them I think there is no psychic involved,if that is decided by God and is written down for you that you will win that huge amount you are going to win that huge amount.Most people are intrigued by such wishful thinking as that is what it is for me and they relate their dreams to such happening.I do not believe in the power of the dreams (Honda does as they have it as a slogan) and I think dreams are our sub conscience which tell us in this case to play exactly those number.Also the Octopus was famous in World Cup but I don't think it needed that much choice,usually strange enough he was picking favorites.

[Odohu]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

[1] https://www.ajc.com/news/national/psychic-waiter-awarded-half-lottery-winner-winnings/D6V2ohNGiINtoQAm4qgfXL/
[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_the_Octopus
[3] https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/11/04/primate-elijah-ayodele-predicts-epl-results-video/%3famp=1
[4] https://tribuneonlineng.com/lagos-gamblers-use-lunatics-hit-jackpot/

This thing is real! My first bet and first win was a game given to me in the dream. I never believed it so I had to play with small amount of money and got very outrageous winning in a jackpot. This was even what lured me into gambling.

Although, psychic betting works but it also has its weak side because it is not always 100% accurate. Another thing is that our curiosity can give us false images that can be erroneously interpreted.

Finally, I believe its a special gift... there are people whose their's work while there are those whose their's tale the opposite.

[Findingnemo]

I remember the story of the Octopus predicting the winner of Fifa but I consider it a mere coincidence nothing else for the record even the Octopus got 2 predictions wrong out of 14 which says what is the reality and I don't really dream about betting but only about big melons all the time, not sure why though.

But we all have some kind of superstition thing to do when we want to do something, like wearing a lucky shirt for an interview or holding the same spot when you want your team to win, and so on.

[Davidvictorson]

I remember the story of the Octopus predicting the winner of Fifa but I consider it a mere coincidence nothing else for the record even the Octopus got 2 predictions wrong out of 14 which says what is the reality and I don't really dream about betting but only about big melons all the time, not sure why though.

I remember that period. It was mad. The octopus was more like the most recognized animal on the planet. I am sure that the octopus would have been in like for a nomination of some award.

The reality is that these things are just superstition. I keep asking if they can predict things, why aren't they as wealthy the billionaires through their psychic powers

But we all have some kind of superstition thing to do when we want to do something, like wearing a lucky shirt for an interview or holding the same spot when you want your team to win, and so on.

In gambling, superstitions and metaphysics don't work.

[Ever-young]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

[1] https://www.ajc.com/news/national/psychic-waiter-awarded-half-lottery-winner-winnings/D6V2ohNGiINtoQAm4qgfXL/
[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_the_Octopus
[3] https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/11/04/primate-elijah-ayodele-predicts-epl-results-video/%3famp=1
[4] https://tribuneonlineng.com/lagos-gamblers-use-lunatics-hit-jackpot/

If there's one thing I believe, that's the fact that beyond the physical world that we see there's a spiritual/supernatural one that we can't see and activities that we are not aware of go on there all the time. If those predictions only occured once or twice then we can believe them to be just mere coincidence or they guessed correctly. But that's not the case here, these are multiple occurrences, we hear reports all the time about these psychic predictions and how they prove to be true, you can't just decide not to believe in those occurrences simply because you tell yourself not to believe in superstitions or maybe your religion speaks against such beliefs.

Back when I was in College, around my second year, I also had a dream where I saw that a team called monchengladbach won their game against their opponents. I e never heard about the team before not until I woke up and looked them up and saw there was a team like that and they had a game the next day. That was more than just a coincidence, I've heard about people seeing predictions in their dreams, I felt thise was mine. Back then I had not even stated gambling. That was my first gamble ever. The next day I told a few friends about it and asked anyone who was interested to join me but they all disregarded it and didn't join me, only one of them secretly went to stake the game without telling anyone. I used my savings which was over $300 and to stake the game, although their odds of winning the game was very slim but it didn't scare me. I staked the game and they did actually win the match and I made over $1k that day and everyone who didn't join regretted, and they nicknamed me Joseph the dreamer. I can never forget that experience, so if you ask me if I believe in psychic predictions, yes I do believe and I've also experienced it too.

[Yatsan]

I remember the story of the Octopus predicting the winner of Fifa but I consider it a mere coincidence nothing else for the record even the Octopus got 2 predictions wrong out of 14 which says what is the reality and I don't really dream about betting but only about big melons all the time, not sure why though.

But we all have some kind of superstition thing to do when we want to do something, like wearing a lucky shirt for an interview or holding the same spot when you want your team to win, and so on.

Indeed.
If you want to bet with dreams and other superstitions then that would be fine; trying is better than to not try at all. At first these instances are just coincidence in my perspectibe but it is more likely has something to do with luck and is not something happening with our own likeness 'coz if it is possible to do so, then many people should be rich by now. It could also be driven by frustration if you happened to keep on losing for a long period of time. One thing is for sure; manipulation is more likely to happen than with gamblers being psychic with their bets.

[electronicash]

i would believe it if Fatih Ozcan also predicted that he'd be working in that Turkish restaurant before he advised his boss to buy a lottery ticket. if he hadn't seen that coming, then it's just coincidental.  because anyone with such kind of psycho ability, they would have been winning the entire year and would not just win half of 1.7M.
Fatih would have been rubbing elbows with Erdogan if he used it properly.

i also remember that Octopus. didn't the owner grilled that octopus to crisp when the owner bet and lost?

[stomachgrowls]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

For lottery number combinations then i do heard off with some winners specially on those 3 digit lottery type that they do able to dream up those number combinations and this is why they do really make out some betting on what they had dreamt out. This is something a kind of approach where those bettors would really be definitely do on which on the time that they have dream on something specially on numbers then they would be giving out some meaning. I dont believe that someone could easily memorize the numbers on their own dreams considering that dreams arent something that you could able to remember on, on the time that
you wake up. This is something that really that unbelievable on this part but if they do won up jackpots because of this then i might say it is really just that coincidence or really just that those wins is really
just that meant for him/her.

Speaking about placing up sports bet or something those events that would happen in the future like those situations then it is something that could really be learnt up
or something that we could be able to make some research. This is why i dont really believe much when it comes to those psychic betting or whatsoever.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Absolutely not, I think physic betting is bullshit if I am perfectly honest. This kind of stuff is psycho-babble, hocus pocus nonsense.

Often media pick up on something dumb like a pig that predicts the outcome of knockout football games but it’s a load of rubbish.

[topbitcoin]

Sports betting is not a random activity to risk a certain amount of money. Because there is integrity, quality, quantity and also causality at stake. And if you bet without using a certain technique or method to win, then there will only be defeat.
And indeed, in some areas, for example, if this betting doesn't use mystical things, it feels like something is missing. And sometimes there are myths about being able to win the lottery or sports betting, sometimes they don't make sense.

Personally, when it comes to this, I believe or don't believe it. I don't believe it because a fortune teller, psychic and shaman very rarely watches football shows and how could he possibly predict the outcome of a match if he had never seen a match before. And what makes me believe it is, but how come even without doing a long analysis, how come the guess is in line with the final result? I don't know, I don't quite understand this either.

[Kemarit]

I remember the story of the Octopus predicting the winner of Fifa but I consider it a mere coincidence nothing else for the record even the Octopus got 2 predictions wrong out of 14 which says what is the reality and I don't really dream about betting but only about big melons all the time, not sure why though.

But we all have some kind of superstition thing to do when we want to do something, like wearing a lucky shirt for an interview or holding the same spot when you want your team to win, and so on.

Yup, this is the first thing that comes to my mind, animals predicting the outcome of the football game. So it's either you believed them or not, sort of a superstitious believed as more of us gamblers are very superstitious individuals.

So for me, this could be just mere coincidence, I mean it's a 50/50 chance that the animals might predict the correct winner. But it's better to rely on our own intuition and analysis rather that rely on someone, even a person or individual to predict the winner.

[EluguHcman]

It really works as long as it is supernatural but some persons has really come to play it a role of pretence that has the such supernatural gift of hallucinating while they gives false ful incantations as means of extorting people whereas... They demands a pay before revealing what their revelations could be but it is all FALSE.
There are genuine psychic persons who could give perfect of such predictions but they are are rare.

[Westinhome]

i would believe it if Fatih Ozcan also predicted that he'd be working in that Turkish restaurant before he advised his boss to buy a lottery ticket. if he hadn't seen that coming, then it's just coincidental.  because anyone with such kind of psycho ability, they would have been winning the entire year and would not just win half of 1.7M.
Fatih would have been rubbing elbows with Erdogan if he used it properly.

i also remember that Octopus. didn't the owner grilled that octopus to crisp when the owner bet and lost?

The gambling will give the good profit to the people all the time,the lottery was the jackpot which give huge profit to the person who involved.But we can’t predict the lottery results because the winner number will be low.But the amount of dollars received by the each winner is huge compared to the other gamblers received from other games in the gambling site.This 1.7M will be the more dollar compared to the other win from the Blackjack in any gambling site.For this reason the old gambler will choose Jackpot lottery compared to the blackjack and poker games in other gambling sites.

[decodx]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

No, I'm not really on board with all that paranormal stuff.  Don't get me wrong, I've heard some pretty crazy anecdotes about it.  However, banking on extrasensory abilities or believing wackos possess special awareness for betting purposes? Give me a break.  Thats just not how I operate.  I prefer playing the odds and trusting the hard data.

[mindrust]

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_the_Octopus

LoL I remember Paul (r.i.p.). It is ridiculous to believe that shit can work. They put him on TV because stupid shit like that attract views. It is like watching people acting retarded on youtube. You hate to watch them but you can't ignore them either and that'e exactly what they want from you. Gambling is about mathematics and math is a science. Psychic crap ain't no science so it can't guess the winners in any way. If any of these so called "psychics" are somehow making any good bets, they are only lucky and that's about it.

[Nerdy doctor]

People would believe just anything! Even more if it coincidentally happens a couple of times. If I stake a bet or pick out lottery numbers and happen to be smoking crack while wearing a yellow shirt at that time and I happen to win, wouldn’t it be Christmas everyday if I continued smoking shit while wearing a yellow shirt and winning. But alas, it’s reality and you don’t get lucky everyday irrespective of whatever or wherever you think your inspiration for staking or picking out lottery numbers comes from.

[Casdinyard]

The ridiculousness of the premise makes me not believe in it at all.

You're already in a situation where you can't even trust your own damn luck, so you're going to use other people's luck for yourself, but in your case you're literally depending upon an octopus's predictions, which by the way, I hate to break to you as much as you want to believe that they are smart, aren't aware of the concept of gambling. Although for the record, I might actually do it for kicks. Cause what else is funnier than betting on someone else's betting predictions. That's just outsourcing your winnings if I ever see one.

[un_rank]

I do not believe in psychic predictions when it comes to gambling. I take more of a realistic approach to things and assume situations like those mentioned are mere coincidence. For every 1 case that goes viral for being accurate, there are a thousand cases that did not work out and did not make headlines.

Paul the octopus was not the first animal that was linked to predictions and certainly not the last, but was the most successful, which brought a lot of attention to it.

- Jay -

[goldkingcoiner]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

[1] https://www.ajc.com/news/national/psychic-waiter-awarded-half-lottery-winner-winnings/D6V2ohNGiINtoQAm4qgfXL/
[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_the_Octopus
[3] https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/11/04/primate-elijah-ayodele-predicts-epl-results-video/%3famp=1
[4] https://tribuneonlineng.com/lagos-gamblers-use-lunatics-hit-jackpot/

All psychics are pretenders and Scharlatans who only care about taking your money. And they will lie to your face in order to earn a few bucks. Why would anyone trust in a word from such a person?

I would never take a psychic prediction seriously. And obviously I would warn others not to get tricked by them either.

If the psychic is so sure of his/her abilities then he/she should have no problem offering a money-back guarantee if the prediction is wrong. But they won't, because they know that they are scammers who take advantage of the gullible and desperate.

[sunsilk]

I can't believe with those examples that you've given but about the dreams, I remember Joseph the Dreamer in the bible where he helped the king on what's about to come to them.

I guess if you're into religion and you believe in dreams, there's also a chance that it can happen with gambling and predict the lottery winning numbers or even sports betting. Who knows? We've got playful minds.

But with this octopus, I have never heard of it and that's a real crazy and unbelievable story.

[Stalker22]

Haha, well those are definitely some pretty crazy stories about how people try to get gambling tips! I gotta say, I am more of a logical data-driven guy myself when it comes to placing bets.  Basing things off dreams or animals seems kinda out there to me.  But to each their own I guess! Folks have all kinds of different ways to try to get an edge.  At the end of the day, no strategy is perfect so maybe some of those wild tactics occasionally pay off for people.

[ryzaadit]

Hahahaha, how ever the result is true

Everytime world-cup, there always have these prediction. Fun-fact for @OP with using wheel and number we gambler sometime make the decision be, so it's not realy new at all and tried to boost our luck.

Since, could be our pick is on a drain section.

[Nwada001]

I don't believe in any of those. I have faith in a lot of things, but there are some kinds of things I doubt the result and outcome of being tired of some supernatural power or any of such.
 
I have seen many people somewhere in my local area when I was stable in the rural area of my state. There is this particular group of people who are good at winning on polls, the kind of betting in which they only predict matches that will end in draws, and this form of betting is always available for football.

These people always say their numbers are being given to them either in their dreams or most times they get those numbers from a mental disorder guy who walks around the street and it works for them most of the time, but till now I still doubt the legitimacy of such.

[letteredhub]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

No I don't take them seriously and never have to believe in them, to me, these predictions they  are mere random coincidence that billions of people on earth population can normally make predictions and we will have a small number of them  having the right prediction  that doesn't make them reliable predictors . How about the failed predictions made by this different famous persons/animals that op used as examples, that's why I strongly believe that it's all a coincidence and shouldn't be giving the much belief it's getting. Some of us have ones or twice in our life's predicted events that the results happened as we predicted so does that make us have psychic powers?

[_act_]

Psychic betting may be real or not real but it is what I can not have believe on. Betting should be for fun and entertainment and not a way to look for money or spirituality. I have heard of someone in my country that seek for supernatural help, to help see matches scores before they end, but the eyes of the person got blinded which let us know what he did that caused his blindness. I am not willing to know anything about physic betting because I only take betting to be something fun.

[Accardo]

There exist a famous saying; seeing is believing. But, I'd rephrase it to experience is believing. People talk about receiving prediction for lotto number, from mentally disabled people. And when they play it, the number always happen to be accurate. Since, I've never tried it myself, and won't do it, believing in such a vague practice will be rare. It's thoroughly an act of taking gambling a bit too far. Psychic betting is more like a form of abuse on the predictor or seer. Especially, when they're suffering from illness. And most gamblers who practice this, never appreciate the mentally disordered person with any gift. They still go about broadcasting the news of what transpired between them and the psychic. However, not all psychic are mentally disordered, yet using supernatural powers to predict games can have its repercussions on the gambler. As gamblers, it's our responsibility to book games using our brain or buying booked games from vendors. Going beyond this two method, down to visit mystics doesn't sound nice. As we are not sure of the sources of their powers or how they found themselves in that state of life. Sometimes they still fail to get the correct prediction. But, if their predictions are accurate, the gambler will only have to frequent their shrine. Therefore, putting no thinking effort on their own. All they could do is run to the psychic, if they have need of staking a game. And such things shouldn't be abused.

[Fortify]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

There's little logic to placing large bets on such things. The things they "predict" are often simple 50/50 odds, and if they're only making these predictions in some cases every two or four years - like for political elections or the world cup, then it's easy to string together a few lucky wins. If you flip a coin, very it's possible to get one side several times in a row - all this is doing is stretching those flips across a decade or more. They will also smooth over or ignore the odd prediction, or even try to reverse engineer it out of existence, but the prediction is also often reliant on one persons interpretation as well. There's nothing supernatural or special about these things, it's just all the failures get filtered out and a few randomly lucky ones get showcased until they disappear.

[bitpotter]

Psychic betting may be real or not real but it is what I can not have believe on. Betting should be for fun and entertainment and not a way to look for money or spirituality. I have heard of someone in my country that seek for supernatural help, to help see matches scores before they end, but the eyes of the person got blinded which let us know what he did that caused his blindness. I am not willing to know anything about physic betting because I only take betting to be something fun.

From the start it should be fun when betting, but sometimes people lose consciousness and do things they shouldn't. Asking a psychic for help will only make things less exciting and maybe it's better if we can avoid something like that rather than being chained to results that are still unclear.

[TimeTeller]

There's little logic to placing large bets on such things. The things they "predict" are often simple 50/50 odds, and if they're only making these predictions in some cases every two or four years - like for political elections or the world cup, then it's easy to string together a few lucky wins. If you flip a coin, very it's possible to get one side several times in a row - all this is doing is stretching those flips across a decade or more. They will also smooth over or ignore the odd prediction, or even try to reverse engineer it out of existence, but the prediction is also often reliant on one persons interpretation as well. There's nothing supernatural or special about these things, it's just all the failures get filtered out and a few randomly lucky ones get showcased until they disappear.

This belief is up to the person himself if he will believe on such things.
Because the reality is it depends on your luck. Their predictions may have come true, however, I would just take it as a coincidence.
As I don't believe in this way of prediction, I just look at it as being lucky for getting it right.
And for sure, they have also losses, but they won't publicly admit it as the "magic per se" may disappear.
There's nothing wrong seeking advice from a psychic but should not expect that you will truly win 100% as you will just disappoint yourself.

[Yogee]

It's not that I believe them completely but I will probably take anything if we're just talking about predicting results for lotteries and as long as they're not asking for huge payment. Why not? It's a game of chance anyway and I don't have specific numbers I bet on. I've never won one so I may as well rely on their "expertise".

[Slow death]

I don't believe in these things, I'm African and here in Africa most people live based on these types of things, the problem with that is that people in my country spend a lot of money paying people who consider themselves psychics, and then they don't earn nothing and yet they continue paying these charlatans who lie that they are clairvoyants, weeks ago another case of this type happened in my country, a house of young people who wanted to get out of poverty decided to look for a clairvoyant to help them get rich, it turns out that the clairvoyant told them that they had to pay a lot of money for him to use his powers and make the young couple very rich

So the young couple went to borrow a lot of money and paid the seer, then the seer disappeared for a few days and when he returned he told the young couple that he had already completed the treatment and that the young couple would see a white cloth on the day X and at time young couple did not see any good results from that treatment

They were still poor and unlucky, so they went back to looking for the sorcerer or seer again, he told them that the young couple needed to have sex and film it and then go kill a crocodile and take the animal to the sorcerer for treatment and they should pay money for the healer's services, the couple got angry and went to complain to the police and I don't know how the case ended, but one thing is certain, this thing of believing in superstition, leads people to become crazy, murderous and mentally ill to the point of becoming walking in the streets. I always prefer to stay away from these types of things

[rhomelmabini]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

I think it just happen on random place at a random time, it's not exactly that it will work with others. If they actually work why not go for the larger wins then? I don't think that it actually work maybe it was just a pure coincidence that it happen, it may happen maybe for one time but I don't think it will happen consecutively.

[o48o]

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Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?
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Well obviously not. There's a 10000 to one of these psychics that will claim to have psychic powers and lose, so statistically there has to be a random number picker that gets it right. Someone saying they had a dream about winning a lottery is very common, so obviously sometimes some of them will win. And they think it's because some vague symbolic dream. If they are superstitious they take it as confirmation bias. And of course it's a news story every time anyone say that they had precognitive dreams. Everyone wants to believe them because everyone wants a change to win in lottery.

[Kelvinid]

No, I don't because I don't have the feeling of believing in it. Luck comes to us without those things and no matter what we gonna do, we never know when our luck arrives. Because if we assume that psychic betting really works, people get crazy doing that but it won't which is why only a few people have the guts to believe such a way of betting.

Anyway, we can do whatever we think as long as it is not against the casino. Besides, casinos know that gambling is all about winning and losing, and more often the favors go to the casino.

[Sandra_hakeem]

If it's about real life games?? YES!!! any other shit doesn't even give you the time to dream about it... It just gets manipulated and that's what you get for tryna play Smart wit them.
I'm not entirely saying that believing in supernatural powers has alot of influence on gambling; because gambling Will always be unfair... There could be times you'd get those predictions in your dream and it doesn't even show up... Spiritualism could intervene, but to some extent..

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[Wexnident]

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There are actually a lot of ways to make it "seem" like you predicted other games after a big prediction really, just pay a couple of teams off. Some people believe fame is worth that money anyway. Some may really just be lucky in those kinds of instances and are brought up by media simply due to the attention the bet itself garnered. In all honesty, I reckon a lot of gamblers out there can pretend to be "psychics" really but are not noticed simply because their bets aren't worth a damn.

And, I also read the first article but why didn't he buy the ticket himself? Is the price that different from usual or is it a different section of lotteries for rich people only? It's also kind of stupid how the event got brought up because the waiter sued the boss for that win lmao. Kinda funny (and dumb) if you think of what happened.

[JoyMarsha]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Yes, I believe in psyche betting. If I hadn't witnessed people experiencing psyche betting in their football games, I wouldn't be as convinced of it because betting games is all about luck. 

What convinced me to believe in psyche betting was witnessing and hearing accounts from people who had engaged in psyche betting given to them in dreams about how their deceased loved ones had given them games to bet on and they had repeatedly won them. That experience alone leads me to believe that the spiritual realm governs the physical world and that the appropriate route for someone to seek spiritual intercession is necessary for whatever they do 

[kingvirtus09]

Well, don't get me wrong; I laugh at that kind of prediction, to be honest. I just don't know, because for me, gambling is really just for entertainment. Now,  even if I win, it's none of my business, whether you have money or not. That's the same as having the opportunity to gamble, that's all. to me.

So why would I believe that if you believe that winning at gambling is mostly based on luck? right? So, for me, I don't believe in that. Because if you don't bet, you will never experience winning gambling, that's all.

[Weawant]

I don't really believe in this but then it really does work and there are people who have won good money resulting from predictions they got from all these especially when it has been correct on several occasions, they build trust in it because it seem to have proven correct over time.

I personally feel there are times these predictions turns out wrong and will cost people a lot because they have trusted in the prediction due to its accuracy and they have gone to invest a huge sum gambling because they believe it will turn out in their favour. This was typically seen in the world cup years back where there was an octopus who predicted and it turns out correct and the bookies were paying attention to these predictions and reducing odds until one of these day the prediction turned out wrong and people did lost a lot of money.

[Hispo]

I recall the case of Paul the Octupus, it became viral back in the day, it was even commented in the school I took classes in. To me betting on the predictions of animals sounds rather than some novelty or something which an undecided Person would do, someone who does not know where to place their money and decided to bet based on anything they see on social media, or something similar.

On the other hand, betting on the prediction of a person or third party is quite different, in the end, the person making the prediction can have ulterior motives to openly incite others to place money on a particular option. What if someone with enough social media following tries to manipulate the odds or the market in general, by using their influence?
To me, it is better just to trust ourselves and our gut when comes to sportbetting.

[arimamib]

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For such lotteries to win them I think there is no psychic involved,if that is decided by God and is written down for you that you will win that huge amount you are going to win that huge amount.Most people are intrigued by such wishful thinking as that is what it is for me and they relate their dreams to such happening.I do not believe in the power of the dreams (Honda does as they have it as a slogan) and I think dreams are our sub conscience which tell us in this case to play exactly those number.Also the Octopus was famous in World Cup but I don't think it needed that much choice,usually strange enough he was picking favorites.

If a psychic have abilities to help people win the lottery, he would help himself. then he could be a well-rich people. lol
There are many stories from people who claim to have won the lottery after consulting a psychic, but I'm convinced if a gambler loses, a psychic would blame the gambler for having badluck aura, lol.

But I believe that a psychic can deliver such confidence to his clients that makes their mind work better. Luck-based gambling is about Possibilities which have uncountable factors rely on nature law. That is why we call it luck, or why Soichiro Honda phrased it "The Power of dream", or why believers call it Miracle.

[ralle14]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Nope, but I used to follow one of these psychic predictions that became popular in sports betting because he relied on his wind chimes to determine if his team would win and his luck was impressive. It was a fun experience but it's still not enough for me to take them seriously like the way other bettors post their reasoning behind their predictions. And I agree with the other posts that said it's more of a coincidence when we see casinos share these lucky bets that some of their players manage to land.

[wxa7115]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

I have heard about them before and it is one of the most common questions fortunetellers are asked to foretell, and since this is the case they oblige and give those predictions since they have nothing to lose, if they fail they can always argue that their prediction will become true at some point on the future, and if they nail it then they can take the credit and make themselves famous this way.

However do those predictions work? Of course not, and since I know this is the case there is not point in wasting my time with them.

[passwordnow]

I have probably seen and heard it somewhere and that's why I am quite familiar with it. But believing on it, unless I try it on my own then that's going to be the time that I'll be believing that it can actually happen to me. And until it's not yet done on my side, I'm not going to believe the entire thing. But to those who know that it works for them, no one is going to stop you from doing that strategy. If you think that you can see lottery results from dreams, then bet and win that money guys, or any combination numbers or if your dream tells you that you're going to win some money today then try and prove it to yourself. If that happens to me and I've got dreams about gambling, then I'd do it myself to see if psychic betting works for me. That's the reason why I'm doing it for myself and just to test it out. And I can't blame those gamblers that do and believe on this, as long as it works then there's nothing wrong with that because it sounds crazy and odd but if it works? heck, just do it.

[Assface16678]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Nope, but I used to follow one of these psychic predictions that became popular in sports betting because he relied on his wind chimes to determine if his team would win and his luck was impressive. It was a fun experience but it's still not enough for me to take them seriously like the way other bettors post their reasoning behind their predictions. And I agree with the other posts that said it's more of a coincidence when we see casinos share these lucky bets that some of their players manage to land.

True, but I'm in between, or, let's say, neutral. I can believe that they have the ability, or I can believe that it's just a coincidence. I will only believe if the predictions are consistently correct, because if they are, then the predictor, fortune teller, or whatever will be rich by now, but of course we can't judge them, even the gamblers who believe in them. We have our own beliefs, which could make us more confident in our bets or gambling decisions.

But I do believe that most of those stories are just coincidences. Like I said, if they have the ability to predict and tell if they will win or what the winning decisions are, then they should be rich by now. It is not wrong to believe in such things, but it is wrong to just rely on them. What if a gambler solely believes in that kind of prediction and it doesn't turn out well? Will he blame the one who predicted it? or will he blame his beliefs?

[Quidat]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Nope, but I used to follow one of these psychic predictions that became popular in sports betting because he relied on his wind chimes to determine if his team would win and his luck was impressive. It was a fun experience but it's still not enough for me to take them seriously like the way other bettors post their reasoning behind their predictions. And I agree with the other posts that said it's more of a coincidence when we see casinos share these lucky bets that some of their players manage to land.

True, but I'm in between, or, let's say, neutral. I can believe that they have the ability, or I can believe that it's just a coincidence. I will only believe if the predictions are consistently correct, because if they are, then the predictor, fortune teller, or whatever will be rich by now, but of course we can't judge them, even the gamblers who believe in them. We have our own beliefs, which could make us more confident in our bets or gambling decisions.

But I do believe that most of those stories are just coincidences. Like I said, if they have the ability to predict and tell if they will win or what the winning decisions are, then they should be rich by now. It is not wrong to believe in such things, but it is wrong to just rely on them. What if a gambler solely believes in that kind of prediction and it doesn't turn out well? Will he blame the one who predicted it? or will he blame his beliefs?

Its all coincidence on which there's nothing on this world would really be able to influence someones luck. It is really just that normal that people would really be sticking or trying out to believe
that it is something working on the time that they do follow those steps or beliefs and they had won significant amount. In that case or situation then it would really be that be remaining forever.
You would really be following it no matter what anytime you do play and this is something a very common situation or condition on which gamblers would be making.
They would really be following into something that they do see that it works but actually it is really just that coincidence. It did really just make out a good timing
on the time you have won big.

[retreat]

I don't want to believe it, but people around my city generally gamble through dreams, accidents, etc., usually they bet on 4 numbers in what they call "TOGEL". They will match their dreams with a book containing numbers, for example someone sees a car accident and in the book the car is represented with the number 55, and then they will bet on that number. Many people have succeeded in getting the jackpot of their dreams and usually the capital they put in is quite small. But until now I still find it difficult to accept this, because it doesn't make sense to get the jackpot from a dream.

[Hirose UK]

Things like this happen lot and are believed by most gamblers in the country I live in and indeed the majority are in lottery betting, not even few of them go to special places and spend the night there to have dreams that can bring lucky revelations.
Maybe some people think this is just myth or form of mysticism that some people believe in, but in reality, somehow this method really succeeds in providing number of wins for those who succeed in getting dream like that.
It just that this is risky because when we have beliefs about mystical things there will always be a price we have to pay to redeem what we get from the results of the dream after all, those who believe in this kind of thing are gamblers who really already have lot have any experience in any field.

I personally quite believe in the existence of Incident like this and it has been proven to be successful in winning quite lot of gamblers in the country I live in.
But strangely enough, they come to sacred places or places where their ancestors are buried to be able to get this revelation.

Similar things happen lot and it is no longer mysterious thing among gamblers, especially those living in the Asian region.
Asian people belief in mystical places or things is still quite high, so there are many people there who ask for good luck by visiting certain places.

[danherbias07]

Sometimes the bookies set a trap. I think those who bet on sports know about this.
I've seen games go the other way like a +10 for the other team which is a large handicap and yet they will still win the game. So, I've decided never to trust predictions outside this forum. I'd rather tail those who make their own analysis and prediction here in the forum because most of them don't want to lose their bets and their analysis is mostly spot on although we cannot say they are perfect. That's impossible, there's always room for mistakes and the game is not being played by AI, they are real people who can deal with bad conditioning before the game or they are just off.
What we can do is just read the prediction and try to prove it first by comparing it to our own analysis. Don't just go riding the hype, especially in football.

[Reatim]

I don't want to believe it, but people around my city generally gamble through dreams, accidents, etc., usually they bet on 4 numbers in what they call "TOGEL". They will match their dreams with a book containing numbers, for example someone sees a car accident and in the book the car is represented with the number 55, and then they will bet on that number. Many people have succeeded in getting the jackpot of their dreams and usually the capital they put in is quite small. But until now I still find it difficult to accept this, because it doesn't make sense to get the jackpot from a dream.

I grow with those kind of stuffs happening in our community , there aer lots of belief and talk about those dream number combinations and yes they are putting money to bet for those numbers believing that it is God's way to let them win and become richer.as a young boy I also believe in those that people around me with superstition about how they can be an instant millionaire .
but this is how the gambling goes , there are lot of points to consider .
and yes I don't believe in psychic gambling.

[Gozie51]

I remember the story of the Octopus predicting the winner of Fifa but I consider it a mere coincidence nothing else for the record even the Octopus got 2 predictions wrong out of 14 which says what is the reality ...

But we all have some kind of superstition thing to do when we want to do something, like wearing a lucky shirt for an interview or holding the same spot when you want your team to win, and so on.

Predictions and psychic are all what happen by chance. I also don't believe animal has the power to predict. Prediction is knowing what will happen in the future and that was why octopus failed because God wanted to expose that fact that only him knows the outcome of the future, he owns today, tomorrow and the future, no one else does.

All those psychic predictions are not steady or consistent, constant. It is more of trier based on luck. I have seen mad men or lunatic give predictions and other times it will fail. They all happen by happenstance and not predetermined. Having dreams of such is also not regular, sometimes it fails too, only God has the futuristic power.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

No I never take such psychic predictions seriously. Betting is totally dependent on luck but there you can win the bet if you are lucky enough. But in some bets own analysis is very useful like in cricket world cup we participated in team consideration bets in cricket game and definitely won the bet. When Peru's Azhara uses black magic to stop Messi from playing well, Peru's Azhara fails. So I never believe in such mental thinking and never will. The worst sufferers are those who follow and believe the prophecies of religious gurus and lunatics. An oja maniac and an octopus cat can never make predictions and such predictions should not be trusted.

[yudi09]

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Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

No. Just for entertainment, it's not something I take seriously because game predictions rely on skill with analytical skills and are supported by the luck factor.
The predictions made were correct, it was just a matter of chance. Many unique things happen in football games and other types of sports, from human to animal predictions.
This type of prediction involving animals is usually shown during major sporting events so that it goes viral.

[Kakmakr]

If you believe in Psychics ... you also have to believe in demons ...because both of them are spiritual entities.... right. So, can it be that these spiritual entities are playing tricks with people and that it is all smoke&mirrors. 

I think these things are money spinners for these people and they pull those predictions from their a$$ and hope for the best. One of my friends went to one of them and they told him that his wife is going to have a baby and that he will get a better job within 10 months.... well, his wife had a hysterectomy so she cannot have kids and he was retrenched 3 months later and has been unemployed since then. 

I guess it is a hit and miss dice throw for them... right. 

[EarnOnVictor]

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Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

This is not strange to me and I believe that it can't also be strange to anyone living in continents like Africa, Asia and some parts of America, they can't be freaked about this since they have more belief in spirituality. This is why you see some people using animals to protect the US president during the US elections. It's what they believe in and it mostly works for some, so I heard though.

There are people who dream about betting outcomes too, mad man tells some people game outcomes also. When they spit it out to people, they get to make money massively. But this doesn't work all the time, it's just once in a while according to my own understanding and experience, because if this works as much as 100%, there are certainly some people that would have ruined the house and made the gambling business non-lucrative.

[Iroh]

Yes, I believe in psyche betting. If I hadn't witnessed people experiencing psyche betting in their football games, I wouldn't be as convinced of it because betting games is all about luck. 

What convinced me to believe in psyche betting was witnessing and hearing accounts from people who had engaged in psyche betting given to them in dreams about how their deceased loved ones had given them games to bet on and they had repeatedly won them. That experience alone leads me to believe that the spiritual realm governs the physical world and that the appropriate route for someone to seek spiritual intercession is necessary for whatever they do 

I can understand you wanting to believe such stories from people. I too have heard such “stories”. It may be true and it may have very well been lies. I wouldn’t know and can’t corroborate such stories as it has never happened to me.
I’d like to think I’m very open minded and weirder things have in fact happened before but it’s crazy to think a loved ones that has long died would come to someone in a dream with winning numbers or a game to bet and it would turn out to be winning numbers.

[Crypt0Gore]

I have heard a lot of rumours and I only have a single confirmation that it's real, there is are few rumours where people sees numbers in their sleep and they give to people to gamble and it became their lucky number, it's been more than five times that this have happened in my country that I've heard about, from mad men to crazy women and even voodoo practitioners, so I do agree that this is real and possible in Africa continent, I don't know about other countries.

I haven't seen anyone passing me such information since I started gambling, I think you have to be selected for you to get this lucky, it doesn't always happen all the time and only very limited amount of people have gotten lucky with psychic betting that actually comes true.

Do not go out looking for such though, as there are many fake people in the world today, they will end up fooling you, the genuine ones do it for free, they don't want your money, they just pass the number to you, most times this comes from people you will doubt, if you are lucky you will give it a try and place the bet.

[davis196]

There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams

Why do I have the feeling that this story is fake/made up.
The guy, who bought the lottery tickets and won the jackpot probably made up this story about "the dreams" of his employee.
And why the employee(Fatih Ozcan) didn't buy the lottery tickets in order to win the jackpot for himself? Sounds suspicious to me...
No, I don't believe in "psychic" betting. At the end of the day, everything is about luck. Hayati Kucukkoylu was lucky and Paul the Octopus was lucky as well(even though Paul the Octopus was lucky several times ).
Thinking that some animals have the supernatural power to predict the outcome of sports events is simply dumb and delusional.

[DabsPoorVersion]

There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams

Why do I have the feeling that this story is fake/made up.
The guy, who bought the lottery tickets and won the jackpot probably made up this story about "the dreams" of his employee.
And why the employee(Fatih Ozcan) didn't buy the lottery tickets in order to win the jackpot for himself? Sounds suspicious to me...
No, I don't believe in "psychic" betting. At the end of the day, everything is about luck. Hayati Kucukkoylu was lucky and Paul the Octopus was lucky as well(even though Paul the Octopus was lucky several times ).
Thinking that some animals have the supernatural power to predict the outcome of sports events is simply dumb and delusional.

No one can really tell if the story he said is true. But we all know that there are dreams that do really come true. The dream we never expected to happen and suddenly you felt familiar with the scene as you have already seen it in your dream. This may be the same, there are some people who are capable of remembering their dreams even after waking up, some kind of people who have a strong belief in the power of dreams.

[aioc]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

No, I don't think in psychic someone can accurately predict the results of what will come out in a betting game whether in dreams or using divination tools because if that is the case, then psychics will rule the betting platform and there will be players asking psychic to predict for them.
Psychics are fortune tellers their predictions are not 100% correct, in fact, I seldom read that a psychic wins a lottery its very rare, it is just circumstances that it happens, psychic are also regular people who bet they may hit some of the numbers but I doubt if they can predict all the numbers, they are just like us when it comes to gambling.

[avp2306]

There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams

Why do I have the feeling that this story is fake/made up.
The guy, who bought the lottery tickets and won the jackpot probably made up this story about "the dreams" of his employee.
And why the employee(Fatih Ozcan) didn't buy the lottery tickets in order to win the jackpot for himself? Sounds suspicious to me...
No, I don't believe in "psychic" betting. At the end of the day, everything is about luck. Hayati Kucukkoylu was lucky and Paul the Octopus was lucky as well(even though Paul the Octopus was lucky several times ).
Thinking that some animals have the supernatural power to predict the outcome of sports events is simply dumb and delusional.

No one can really tell if the story he said is true. But we all know that there are dreams that do really come true. The dream we never expected to happen and suddenly you felt familiar with the scene as you have already seen it in your dream. This may be the same, there are some people who are capable of remembering their dreams even after waking up, some kind of people who have a strong belief in the power of dreams.

Sometimes that would happen but most of the time our dream will not came into reality especially if we expect a huge result because in our dream we earn a lot of money. But turns out it didn't came the same way and we lose our money. Its just they are just so lucky at that time they won and he just relate it into his dreams that's why many got curious to know if some physic or other superstitious belief on betting will actually work. But scientifically there's no basis on all of this since as said everything came as random that's why we are not sure on gambling. But nothing wrong if we believe on this since if they are comfortable with that then its truly fine nothing will bother them for doing what they think is right for them.

[ethereumhunter]

I didn't think about it too seriously because I had never had any dreams about betting. But if one day I have a dream like that, I may immediately buy it because it is a clue for me to be able to win a lot of money.

Yes, those are supernatural things that we will never understand because they are beyond our brains and reason. But some people can really achieve that dream and they place bets where they can end up winning a lot of money. It seems absurd but it really happened so we can only believe it. Often things that don't make sense can happen without us being able to think about them.

[Strongkored]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Believe it or not, some time ago there was a child who was always asked to tell him the number, and that number was used by an adult to place a lottery and it turned out to be true, the adult even managed to win the lottery in a row because of the number the child said, but unfortunately he only dared to bet a small amount of money so that what he got was not too big.
I would never do that even if it was the experience of someone close to me, because for me it's just a coincidence because it's impossible for humans or animals and everything to know the future or be able to precisely what will happen, so for me it's just a coincidence if it's true and I'm sure there are more wrong predictions than right ones, it's just that the media will report more on the right ones so it seems like it's something that can be used to increase odds in lottery or others type of gambling.

[Quidat]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Believe it or not, some time ago there was a child who was always asked to tell him the number, and that number was used by an adult to place a lottery and it turned out to be true, the adult even managed to win the lottery in a row because of the number the child said, but unfortunately he only dared to bet a small amount of money so that what he got was not too big.
I would never do that even if it was the experience of someone close to me, because for me it's just a coincidence because it's impossible for humans or animals and everything to know the future or be able to precisely what will happen, so for me it's just a coincidence if it's true and I'm sure there are more wrong predictions than right ones, it's just that the media will report more on the right ones so it seems like it's something that can be used to increase odds in lottery or others type of gambling.

Everything is really just that a coincidence and this is why it would really be better that you should really be that making yourself believing into things because it would really be just making you desperate.
If there are people who do really able to make some guesses about on the numbers or combinations and turns out to be a win, then you would really be already sticking into that idea
and you would really be continuing on doing this. You are using someone to make guesses for you, what if it would really be having that continous lose? For sure you would really
be that becoming desperate on making betting until you do lose control.

We shouldnt really believing for these kind of things, there are even people who do really believe on divine things on which they do believe that it is really working
or something that has some connection which it isnt really that true.

[_act_]

so for me it's just a coincidence if it's true and I'm sure there are more wrong predictions than right ones, it's just that the media will report more on the right ones so it seems like it's something that can be used to increase odds in lottery or others type of gambling.

I will say it may be a coincidence, but there are also bad gambling news on the media. If you read news very well, you will read about the bad sides too. There are some that were taken to this forum and there were some I have read on the news. This year, I have read a student in my country that killed himself because he used his school fee money to gamble and lose. I do not think this was more 5 months ago.

There are some people that were living a good and comfortable life before, but gambling changed it and they regret. It is important not to take the wrong step while gambling, we should just gamble with the amount of money that we can afford to lose and also not believing in all these spirituality that can cause us more harm than good.

[BenCodie]

I think that coincidence is the dominant factor here. Sometimes, the bet will win. Sometimes, the bet will lose. If you link all of these kinds of bets and do the math, and have someone else make a normal informed/uninformed bet, then the data will show that psychic bets are nothing more than a superstition...
...
But who is to say that the bets that won weren't determined by the superstition? It's something that can't be proven, it all comes down to belief, and above is mine

[Russlenat]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Nah, I'm more into racking up wins on the regular rather than banking on a one-time jackpot. Skills are my own tool for securing those victories. If I ever think about trusting in a psychic, it'd probably be for a lottery shot. But let's be realistic, it's all just wishful thinking. Being too grounded in reality when it comes to gambling and leaning on skill-based games makes more sense to me.

Truth be told, if this psychic power stuff were legit, we'd see a ton of folks swimming in riches, including those psychics themselves. They'd be cleaning up at the tables and cashing in big time. So, in my book, it doesn't add up.

[coin-investor]

I will only believe it if a self-proclaimed psychic comes forward and accurately predicts the winning numbers on the lotto, sometimes we dream of numbers but that does not mean that a guy or anyone is a psychic.
Psychic precognition comes when he least expects it but he cannot deliberately predict what's coming out tomorrow, I have not known or even the whole known a psychic who can manifest his prediction to be the winning numbers in whatever games, and psychics never use their gift to make money or they will lose their power, that is a common belief, that it comes from above and it should not be used for making money in gambling.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Ask me this question some really far years back, my response would have been No, that I don't believe in such things as psychic betting, predictions or whatever.

But I have a different opinion today due to my very own personal experience, there was a time when I was serving someone, I was a sales boy for him, a lunatic(mad man) walked into our business place and handed a piece of paper containing some written numbers on it, to my boss and told my boss that tomorrow, he would come and collect his own part of the money, and then walked away immediately.
My boss was confused, I was little then so i did not understand much, my boss asked someone close there and he was told it's a lotto number, that he should go and play it, my boss (not being a gambler and detested it) hissed and threw the piece of paper away, someone else picked it and played the numbers there, and by the next day, the news in the whole street was that, he won a huge amount of money, my boss could not believe it, he so very moody the whole of that day even for about a whole week.

So for me, I personally believe that this psychic betting is really, though not very common to come across such opportunities, but it's sure as real as heaven and hell.

[DaNNy001]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

[1] https://www.ajc.com/news/national/psychic-waiter-awarded-half-lottery-winner-winnings/D6V2ohNGiINtoQAm4qgfXL/
[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_the_Octopus
[3] https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/11/04/primate-elijah-ayodele-predicts-epl-results-video/%3famp=1
[4] https://tribuneonlineng.com/lagos-gamblers-use-lunatics-hit-jackpot/

For me I think all these will just be placed under the state mere coincidence and nothing more because they are also lots of times that the same octopus might predicted wrongly and if it's all psychic predictions then what would you call the wrong predictions all are you telling me that for every time that the so called psychic octopus predicted are all correct because I would like to beg the differ and believe it's all coincidence.

[YOSHIE]

Do you believe in psychic betting?

That is the devil's prowess in misleading humans, the most effective psychic method that often deceives gamblers, dreams come true or natural codes are also the main benchmark in betting, especially for those who are very addicted to gambling, psychological symptoms are very often used in lottery betting.

But for me, gambling activities are carried out on a psychological basis, resulting from the individual's mental and soul or conditions that are caused emotionally and just by chance, I often see that those who gamble always use psychic powers that are generated using the five senses, regardless of what knowledge they have, the fact is that the ratio is 1/10, meaning that out of 10 psychic practices that are successful, 1 is successful, whether it's a coincidence or something else.

I don't believe in predictions or bets used in gambling based on psychology or the occult, the fact is that those who have used them for years, I see they are still poor, there is no economic progress or development for them.

[Accardo]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Nah, I'm more into racking up wins on the regular rather than banking on a one-time jackpot. Skills are my own tool for securing those victories. If I ever think about trusting in a psychic, it'd probably be for a lottery shot. But let's be realistic, it's all just wishful thinking. Being too grounded in reality when it comes to gambling and leaning on skill-based games makes more sense to me.

Truth be told, if this psychic power stuff were legit, we'd see a ton of folks swimming in riches, including those psychics themselves. They'd be cleaning up at the tables and cashing in big time. So, in my book, it doesn't add up.

Gambling can't be predicted correctly at all time, even the psychic can't maintain consistent winning. That's why believing in such things won't be reasonable. A responsible gambler is meant to possess his personal skill. Which works in yielding him wins. Those spirituality aspect of prediction, can work maybe twice. And stops. A typical reason why many gamblers who initially, patronized their services, don't go back to them anymore. Although, few lotto players get lucky to see random opportunities from a physic's prediction. With the few people that talked about winning through their prediction, it's certain that the condition of the psychic won't let them to participate in gambling. Many of them spend time alone, communicating with the outside world. As they claim to see the future. Hence, it's still okay, you don't see a lot of them swimming in riches. Where I disagree with them, is, the gamblers who visit them, should have been the richest amongst other gamblers. Making lots of profits from sport games. Addition, to what you said, gambling requires our brain power, and time to analyze games. The psychic aspect of it, still relies on luck. Because the event hasn't occurred, what the seer saw could be changed or just a hallucination. Risk also follows it, the player can stake whooping amount, believing that the seer is 100% accurate. I don't think it worth the stress. Gambling should be natural. Players shouldn't go extra mile, other than enjoying their habits. The predictions initiated by us, can be very accurate. And that of a psychic, flimsy.

[GreatArkansas]

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Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

For me, I do believe here, especially if you are gambling on a game that will only make you a winner is "luck" so why not give it a try?
I know a lot of people like this, they do believe in psychic betting especially people from my province who are used to gambling in the lottery.

[slapper]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Believe it or not, some time ago there was a child who was always asked to tell him the number, and that number was used by an adult to place a lottery and it turned out to be true, the adult even managed to win the lottery in a row because of the number the child said, but unfortunately he only dared to bet a small amount of money so that what he got was not too big.
I would never do that even if it was the experience of someone close to me, because for me it's just a coincidence because it's impossible for humans or animals and everything to know the future or be able to precisely what will happen, so for me it's just a coincidence if it's true and I'm sure there are more wrong predictions than right ones, it's just that the media will report more on the right ones so it seems like it's something that can be used to increase odds in lottery or others type of gambling.

Everything is really just that a coincidence and this is why it would really be better that you should really be that making yourself believing into things because it would really be just making you desperate.
If there are people who do really able to make some guesses about on the numbers or combinations and turns out to be a win, then you would really be already sticking into that idea
and you would really be continuing on doing this. You are using someone to make guesses for you, what if it would really be having that continous lose? For sure you would really
be that becoming desperate on making betting until you do lose control.

We shouldnt really believing for these kind of things, there are even people who do really believe on divine things on which they do believe that it is really working
or something that has some connection which it isnt really that true.

I'm with you there. But the mind needs patterns; it's built to look for order in chaos. People winning by going with someone else's guess is chance and not a good sign for future success. A dangerous fallacy results from this pattern-seeking behaviour: thinking there is a winning recipe when there is none. It's very important to see this as a mental trick

That being said, you're right again about your second point. It's not a good idea to think that God or something supernatural is involved in gambling. It's more of a mental comfort than a plan. People hold on to these ideas as a way to deal with how unpredictable gambling can be. Using common sense, we should see gambling for what it is: a game of chance, not fate or destiny. Realising this is important for staying in control and keeping things in perspective when you're gambling

[bitbollo]

it's a joke?
if you believe in supernatural things I think something is pretty wrong. and take decision based on this is a serious issue!
I would definitely avoid... I remember Paul the octopus! But did you believe seriously I was able to predict the games result
I hope no, we are bitcoiners, we are only rational people

[Saisher]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

There are millions of bettors who did better than all these psychics and they manage to do this many times, if these psychics are that good, we will have many on records but these are small numbers compared to gamblers who do it many times, some of the bets of these psychics are co incidence because they cannot make it two or three in a row, while we have seen gamblers doing it many times because of their passion to analyze the games.
I think sports bettors have a better winning percentage than these psychics.

[Stepstowealth]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

Why not? If the psychic predictor have results, that is has formerly giving predictions that later came correct, I will not mind risking some money on their abilities. If I gamble on my own, there is a chance that I may loose, If I follow the psychic predictor, and it fails too, I will also not mind too much because I am already used to loosing. If Physic predictions have helped some people before win big bets, I am willing to also want to try it, any strategy for victory, I give it a chance, I may be lucky.

[Juse14]

It's quite interesting, because it has been proven that there are several people who have won their bets using this technique.

And in one incident I was quite surprised, when I was enjoying a cup of tea in the morning, suddenly my uncle came and without further ado he immediately asked what I dreamed about last night. And for the first time I was quite surprised, because what was the importance of him knowing my dream, but with a fairly understandable explanation, I finally told him my dream. And I don't know how he interpreted my dream, but that night my uncle managed to win from the bet he made.

[ChiBitCTy]

Lol no I sure do not believe in Psychic betting.  Now that being said I'm not convinced that psychics are all fakes and phonies (even though I certainly do believe that vast majority are) I just dont think that they have the ability to be able to see things like the outcomes to certain games.  I think if this were a thing we would have seen it in the news or something already.  Like proven facts I mean.

[Hispo]

Lol no I sure do not believe in Psychic betting.  Now that being said I'm not convinced that psychics are all fakes and phonies (even though I certainly do believe that vast majority are) I just dont think that they have the ability to be able to see things like the outcomes to certain games.  I think if this were a thing we would have seen it in the news or something already.  Like proven facts I mean.

Most of the examples of Psychic betting or services which have anything to do with alledged psychic powers are just a scam. I would not even to consider to give some credit to someone who asks for money in exchange of alledged privileged information. On the other hand, I have seen some cases where people has privileged information and choose to give it away to those around them (after betting themselves) and in some occasions those tips or information have led to people winning money. It is something which is very common in some towns in my country, actually my brother once overheard someone giving that information to someone else in the street and it was indeed accurate.
In that case was the numbers for a roulette game.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Well, no, I don't believe in psychics in general, as if I would gamble my money on the prediction of a psychic.

Most of the examples of Psychic betting or services which have anything to do with alledged psychic powers are just a scam.

Yes, comrade Hispo, and the bad thing is that the people who fall into these scams are people who are already vulnerable, and falling into the scam makes the situation even worse.

On the other hand, I have seen some cases where people has privileged information and choose to give it away to those around them (after betting themselves) and in some occasions those tips or information have led to people winning money. It is something which is very common in some towns in my country, actually my brother once overheard someone giving that information to someone else in the street and it was indeed accurate.
In that case was the numbers for a roulette game.

Well, but in that case it's not about mediums, in any case it's about privileged information, as you say, and I imagine that the roulette wheel would be rigged in some way, otherwise whoever gave the information could not have known the number to come out.

[Vaculin]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

[1] https://www.ajc.com/news/national/psychic-waiter-awarded-half-lottery-winner-winnings/D6V2ohNGiINtoQAm4qgfXL/
[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_the_Octopus
[3] https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/11/04/primate-elijah-ayodele-predicts-epl-results-video/%3famp=1
[4] https://tribuneonlineng.com/lagos-gamblers-use-lunatics-hit-jackpot/

  You know, I always respect those psychics around and I tend to believe that they have these supernatural powers that are able to to see what's going to happen or what had happened, but psychic betting? NO.

Gambling can never be predicted and is always unpredictable, that even the casino house is unaware about the future outcome of betting, unless if those games are rigged and the results are controlled by the casino owner. But if you are betting in a legit and reputable casino, I don't think psychic betting is possible to happen. If they say they won because of their predictions, that is never psychic betting, but they won because they're born lucky that day and nothing else.

[moneystery]

why believe in something that is not real? let's just think logically, if dreams can give someone victory, then there are many people who can win bets all over the world, but in fact not many of them can win through dreams. and even if they can win with their dreams, it is just a coincidence or a story made up to make people excited. and because of that, i don't believe in psychic betting because it's not logical how dreams or supernatural powers can give someone victory.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

I can vividly remember the full story about Paul the Octupus whose correct predictions gave it a worldwide attention back then in 2010, and likewise I have also seen people with mental disorder giving football draw predictions that most times end up been correct. So when it comes to this issue of "psychic betting", for me, I think this is a kind of betting that works for people who believes in it, because I have seen many people try this and it worked, of which I most times analyze it as luck, but that doesn't mean those animals or people do not have people which controls the world beyond.

Henceforth, this is a kind of betting which works for those who believes in it.

[Unbunplease]

The main problem with psychic betting is that you can't know exactly who the information is coming from and from what forces. If we use a pendulum or a frame, what forces are influencing it (a passing spirit or someone who wants bad luck). Tarot cards, runes are simply not meant to be used for gambling. In fact, there are no reliable psychic tools for predicting outcomes.

[pawanjain]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

[1] https://www.ajc.com/news/national/psychic-waiter-awarded-half-lottery-winner-winnings/D6V2ohNGiINtoQAm4qgfXL/
[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_the_Octopus
[3] https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/11/04/primate-elijah-ayodele-predicts-epl-results-video/%3famp=1
[4] https://tribuneonlineng.com/lagos-gamblers-use-lunatics-hit-jackpot/

Although its true that the Octopus predicted the win of Fifa 2010 correctly but it could have been a coincidence too.
I personally don't believe that anyone whether it be humans or animals can predict things accurately every time.
It might be a coincidence few times but not every time.

[topbitcoin]

why believe in something that is not real? let's just think logically, if dreams can give someone victory, then there are many people who can win bets all over the world, but in fact not many of them can win through dreams. and even if they can win with their dreams, it is just a coincidence or a story made up to make people excited. and because of that, i don't believe in psychic betting because it's not logical how dreams or supernatural powers can give someone victory.

It cannot be denied that there are some people who believe in things that are not real, and this still continues to this day, even though this is a modern age, where everything can be expressed through science and technology. And people who still believe in things that are not real, this happens because they think that mystical and supernatural things, it is an event related to human life. And it could be that this happens because of the experience factor, where the person sees other people get victory through a dream prediction.

And it's true that if you think logically, this makes no sense. But let that be their belief, because someone who already believes in mystical things is very difficult for us to remind. And most importantly we should not be influenced to do so, believing in things that are not real.

[decodx]

Lol no I sure do not believe in Psychic betting.  Now that being said I'm not convinced that psychics are all fakes and phonies (even though I certainly do believe that vast majority are) I just dont think that they have the ability to be able to see things like the outcomes to certain games.  I think if this were a thing we would have seen it in the news or something already.  Like proven facts I mean.

Most of the examples of Psychic betting or services which have anything to do with alledged psychic powers are just a scam. I would not even to consider to give some credit to someone who asks for money in exchange of alledged privileged information.

You make a fair point.  What caught me off guard was reading that about 4 out of every 10 grownups in America buy into psychics.  Reports say there are close to 100,000 psychic businesses across the country that offer things like palm readings, tarot cards, crystal ball forecasts astrology charts, etc.

https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud/info-2022/psychic.html

I guess I was shocked that so many folks put stock in superstitions...

On the other hand, I have seen some cases where people has privileged information and choose to give it away to those around them (after betting themselves) and in some occasions those tips or information have led to people winning money. It is something which is very common in some towns in my country, actually my brother once overheard someone giving that information to someone else in the street and it was indeed accurate.
In that case was the numbers for a roulette game.

Interesting. How do you think they got that privileged information? Were the games rigged or what?

[Hispo]

Lol no I sure do not believe in Psychic betting.  Now that being said I'm not convinced that psychics are all fakes and phonies (even though I certainly do believe that vast majority are) I just dont think that they have the ability to be able to see things like the outcomes to certain games.  I think if this were a thing we would have seen it in the news or something already.  Like proven facts I mean.

Most of the examples of Psychic betting or services which have anything to do with alledged psychic powers are just a scam. I would not even to consider to give some credit to someone who asks for money in exchange of alledged privileged information.

You make a fair point.  What caught me off guard was reading that about 4 out of every 10 grownups in America buy into psychics.  Reports say there are close to 100,000 psychic businesses across the country that offer things like palm readings, tarot cards, crystal ball forecasts astrology charts, etc.

https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud/info-2022/psychic.html

I guess I was shocked that so many folks put stock in superstitions...

On the other hand, I have seen some cases where people has privileged information and choose to give it away to those around them (after betting themselves) and in some occasions those tips or information have led to people winning money. It is something which is very common in some towns in my country, actually my brother once overheard someone giving that information to someone else in the street and it was indeed accurate.
In that case was the numbers for a roulette game.

Interesting. How do you think they got that privileged information? Were the games rigged or what?

Actually, it is not that surprising. I have seen a lot of stuff which is rather silly stadistically about the people in the United States. There are a lot of grown up adults in the United States which believe chocolate milk comes from brown cows. I am not even kidding, so It is rather easily to believe there are people there who believe in supernatural habilities.
About on the privileged information, I am not sure where it came from, it was rather a random situation actually, I was walking with my brother along the sidewalk and we heard some woman shouting to her husband (who was already walking away from his home) to gamble on a specific animal of the roulette. My brother had some spare money in his pocket and decided to gamble that animal on the roulette.

In the end, the animal the woman shouted was correct, but my brother gambled on a different roullete mode, where a different animal appeared as  the result.

[uneng]

There are several stories of premonitory dreams which came true along the history of world, some of them passing from generation to generation for thousands of years already, although there isn't anyway we can conclude if a premonition is really legit or not, because anyone can say anything is going to happen, especially nowadays with the internet range which is so extensive, added to the vast ignorance of its users who believe and give credit to the plethora of coaches and charlatans they watch on virtual platforms. Sobrenatural matters associated to money making methods becomes a profitable business for thieves and liars, so you really have to take it with a grain of salt when you see such news and fortune tellers around...

[lionheart78]

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

No, things like the articles stated can simply be a coincidence or a person interpreting something to coincide with what he wanted people to believe.  As far as I know, the time of prophecy had been ended several centuries ago.  I believe more in probability computation than just any animal signs of the future gambling result.  If it comes to possible future natural occurrences, I will agree but animals predicting the unnatural event like gambling lottery, I can say it's very doubting.

I am inclined to agree with Hispo that this kind of psychic occurrence is just a scam.

[livingfree]

That's a tricky question. Because I have no idea whether to believe it or not or I'm in between and let the quote says about seeing and believing.

If there are real psychics that has their various forms to predict the outcome of the game, I think that we should also see them do well in having a psychic trading with the crypto market.

That makes sense right? Because if they can do that in gambling, it's likely that it can also be applied to crypto trading and make themselves rich. But are there stories like this that have proven to be real in real life and made themselves wealthy?

[alastantiger]

Betting is results are based on principles that govern betting and no psychic can psychic their way out of it. First rule is that the house always wins. Therefore if you decide to go ahead and bet, you are betting from a place of disadvantage. Your loss as a gambler is what keeps the casino running. Anyone patronizing the services of a psychic needs to get their heads checked. Premium scam.

[Bananington]

I remember the octopus story during the said world cup and how the predictions happened.
I wouldn't say I believe in such kind of psychic betting, but others do and are willing to put in much money to the risk of winning huge.
Anything is possible this days and with several paranormal activities being recorded, I don't see how pyschic betting is different from these activities.
People will bet on anything literally for the sake of winning big.

[dothebeats]

Paul the Octopus has probably maxed out his luck on his predictions. I mean, it's a 50% chance to guess the correct winner of each of the matches that was being asked of him to 'predict', and it's still a huge chunk of chance if you ask me. I'd believe the predictions if he managed to predict the World Cup winner at the early stages of the said tournament.

There's no reason to believe in these psychic predictions or predictions made by other individuals claiming that they saw a glimpse of the future. If it strengthens your resolve, then bet on the prediction, but know that these predictions don't affect anything in the real world that you live in.

[DabsPoorVersion]

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Sometimes that would happen but most of the time our dream will not came into reality especially if we expect a huge result because in our dream we earn a lot of money. But turns out it didn't came the same way and we lose our money. Its just they are just so lucky at that time they won and he just relate it into his dreams that's why many got curious to know if some physic or other superstitious belief on betting will actually work. But scientifically there's no basis on all of this since as said everything came as random that's why we are not sure on gambling. But nothing wrong if we believe on this since if they are comfortable with that then its truly fine nothing will bother them for doing what they think is right for them.

For me, it's not how you expect something, and it won't happen as you expected. Because it only means that you have something in your mind that is interesting, wish it to happen in your life, and expect it to happen right away. But then you get disappointed as it didn't happen the way you think of it.

All things that happen in our dreams are just a coincidence, some call it a "Deja vu", an illusion of memory and a strong sense of recollection of the time and place, where you have the feeling of seeing it before (which is mostly happening in your dream) an unexpected thing that we never think of.

[sokani]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

There are things that are actually unexplainable but they're real. So I believe in psychic betting, though I've not benefited from it but I've seen it happened. There was a time I saw Mydtjylland vs Brondby, (HT/FT - 2/1) on a betting slip in my dream. Then, I was new to gambling and I didn't remember to play the game. Later, that evening I was with a friend and he was complaining bitterly of some of his bets that didn't play, it then occurred to me that I dreamt about a football match. I quickly went online to check if I could stake on it, but it has already played just as I saw it in my dream.

[dezoel]

These are all superstitions and there is no reality in any of them. All the predictions that turn out to be are coincidental and not because the animals or the leaders or anyone has predicted them. I do believe that one can see the future in a dream, but most of the time, the visions in the dream are not clear enough to give you an exact indication of what might happen so that you can act upon that and you can barely find a person who can tell you the accurate outcome of your dream.

So, if someone says that they've seen a certain thing happening in their dream and then it actually happened, I might believe it because I know that happens, but apart from that, all the predictions and everything and people pretending to be experts of this field are all lies and myths and carry no reality.

[angrybirdy]

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Sometimes that would happen but most of the time our dream will not came into reality especially if we expect a huge result because in our dream we earn a lot of money. But turns out it didn't came the same way and we lose our money. Its just they are just so lucky at that time they won and he just relate it into his dreams that's why many got curious to know if some physic or other superstitious belief on betting will actually work. But scientifically there's no basis on all of this since as said everything came as random that's why we are not sure on gambling. But nothing wrong if we believe on this since if they are comfortable with that then its truly fine nothing will bother them for doing what they think is right for them.

For me, it's not how you expect something, and it won't happen as you expected. Because it only means that you have something in your mind that is interesting, wish it to happen in your life, and expect it to happen right away. But then you get disappointed as it didn't happen the way you think of it.

All things that happen in our dreams are just a coincidence, some call it a "Deja vu", an illusion of memory and a strong sense of recollection of the time and place, where you have the feeling of seeing it before (which is mostly happening in your dream) an unexpected thing that we never think of.

I can say that psychic betting is more like manifesting some thing to happen but sometimes it will lead to disappointments. At this time, Most people tends to manifest because they do believe that once you believe in something and the body reacts to that belief,  they can achieve what they have desire. let's be aware that manifestation is a way of thinking which typically involves setting clear intentions, visualizing the desired outcome and emotions that align with the desired outcome.

[maydna]

I can say that psychic betting is more like manifesting some thing to happen but sometimes it will lead to disappointments. At this time, Most people tends to manifest because they do believe that once you believe in something and the body reacts to that belief,  they can achieve what they have desire. let's be aware that manifestation is a way of thinking which typically involves setting clear intentions, visualizing the desired outcome and emotions that align with the desired outcome.

But it really happens to some people because there are still people who have dreams of placing bets on something. They follow the dream and place bets based on what they remember from the dream. Some of them win by following the instructions from the dream, so they believe it, and if they have a dream like that again, they will not wait long to place their bet immediately. We may not be able to believe it, and that is also okay, and we also cannot force them not to do it because it is just a dream. But because they have been able to win some money, they will still follow the instructions from that dream and hope to win again.

[Z390]

Psychic betting can make you vulnerable to scams, most of them so call psychic actors are fraudsters, maybe one of of a thousand of them are genuine, In west Africa its possible to get lucky by someone to share you a accurate game to play but that's even if you believe them, because such message passed unto you will look like someone is trying to fool you.

The more harder the world is becoming the more liars are increasing, using all possible ways to steal from people and of cos people who believe in this type of things can get easily duped by fake psychic, I will not advise anyone to believe in such things and if they happen it happens, do not that the same thing happen again.

In my country people vsists the shrine for stupid reasons, I have heard that someone visited a shrine to complain about his bad luck when gambling, I mane how stupid of this person, because gambling is already full of bad luck, you will only get good luck once in a while, imagine you thinking that it's a problem.

[piebeyb]

In my religion I am taught to believe in the supernatural but not excessively, for example we are prohibited from believing in fortune tellers who predict the future whether through animals or any other tools, I do not believe in the truth of the predictions they make from predictions or dreams like that which make people can get rich by betting in that way, it is difficult for me to digest it and believe that it is a new way to win bets in gambling.

But I respect anyone who believes that because everyone has the right to believe whatever they believe, so it all comes back to each person's views, personally I don't believe the predictions are true, it all comes back to luck because without luck it won't be easy to win bets either. , besides that, any gambling cannot be separated from chance. 

[Onyeeze]

It's quite interesting, because it has been proven that there are several people who have won their bets using this technique.

And in one incident I was quite surprised, when I was enjoying a cup of tea in the morning, suddenly my uncle came and without further ado he immediately asked what I dreamed about last night. And for the first time I was quite surprised, because what was the importance of him knowing my dream, but with a fairly understandable explanation, I finally told him my dream. And I don't know how he interpreted my dream, but that night my uncle managed to win from the bet he made.

Some of those things are what we imagined is not they always come to reality, but some times we need to at least follow our mindset it will work out for us, and sometimes too we don't needs to believe that much that what we dreamed out will happen to reality, wining of gambling is base on luck and it come like surprised and  you wont believe it, understanding gambling is something I know quite well that have to with luck, and you can not even use artificial power to win gambling for live, many people have tried that and it did work for them that it's why I believe that sometimes we should not take what we dreamed about gambling serious because a dream comes base on what you have at heart before you sleep.

[Gozie51]

I believe that sometimes we should not take what we dreamed about gambling serious because a dream comes base on what you have at heart before you sleep.

But sometimes dreams happen in reality whether in the games or in other areas of life, I think we know the dream story of Joseph in the bible.

Regards to having games in dream, it does happen too but I don't think it does often and sometimes it is not clear enough but you only have to analyse the way it was shown to you in that dream before you can finally arrive at the real numbers, although some happen like it was given in the dream.

Yes I have seen some people give testimonies of how they got games revealed to them in the dream, and some refuse to gamble it because of doubt but at the end it is real numbers, this happens is football betting. So getting revelation of games in the dream is still possible but may not be frequent.

[Subbir]

Some of those things are what we imagined is not they always come to reality, but some times we need to at least follow our mindset it will work out for us, and sometimes too we don't needs to believe that much that what we dreamed out will happen to reality, wining of gambling is base on luck and it come like surprised and  you wont believe it, understanding gambling is something I know quite well that have to with luck, and you can not even use artificial power to win gambling for live, many people have tried that and it did work for them that it's why I believe that sometimes we should not take what we dreamed about gambling serious because a dream comes base on what you have at heart before you sleep.

Many times in our society betting is actually done especially when different types of sports are held. Even though gambling is banned in our country, many people still play physical gambling. They mostly play secretly. But still in some places physical gambling is played.

I think in batting luck and decision and everything work together because many people lose and many win while batting at the same time. Now betting in real life and online has some differences but in both places, emotion is the very important thing here if one gets emotional and gets over-enthusiastic and over bats or makes wrong decisions. Then the chances of him getting hurt are very high because emotions never allow him to take the right decisions and therefore betting on impulse usually results in him losing.

[Onyeeze]

I believe that sometimes we should not take what we dreamed about gambling serious because a dream comes base on what you have at heart before you sleep.

But sometimes dreams happen in reality whether in the games or in other areas of life, I think we know the dream story of Joseph in the bible.

Regards to having games in dream, it does happen too but I don't think it does often and sometimes it is not clear enough but you only have to analyse the way it was shown to you in that dream before you can finally arrive at the real numbers, although some happen like it was given in the dream.

Yes I have seen some people give testimonies of how they got games revealed to them in the dream, and some refuse to gamble it because of doubt but at the end it is real numbers, this happens is football betting. So getting revelation of games in the dream is still possible but may not be frequent.

Those things we see in our dream is imagination, do you know that if you are not thinking of something else you will not eventually see it in a dream, some people dream base its what they have in mind and some people dream base on imagination, so whatever you are thinking so much most sure manifest in your dream because it has already be stored to your heart and when you are resting it will manifest as if you are in a real life and when you wake you think that those things you see in your dream angel review it to you, that is your imagination and something that have being bothering you for long time, for example, if you dream of something of different things 10 times,  are you telling all of the dreams do come to reality, the answer is No, because not even two of the dream will happen to life, so let us not conclude that whatever you dream concerning gambling can give you wining in life time.

[irhact]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet.

I believe in psychic betting but not for every games. I believe in them when the games are those of luck. If I'm picking a lottery ticket, I can believe a psychic predictions but if I was betting on a sport event, I won't believe them as the outcome of those type of games has no supernaturally connection but winning ticket can be reviewed to some individuals in their dreams. Some individuals are connected to the spiritual part of the world more than others.

There's some supernatural things that are happening in the world so if we can believe in those things I don't think we should think psychic are fake. We have some fake ones that are doing fake prediction to make money but we also have some real ones that give correct prediction but it won't work out perfectly always as sometimes they might have interpreted it wrongly. Not only psychic but our friends can also be used to communicate winning games for us when we're gambling.

[boyptc]

But I respect anyone who believes that because everyone has the right to believe whatever they believe, so it all comes back to each person's views, personally I don't believe the predictions are true, it all comes back to luck because without luck it won't be easy to win bets either. , besides that, any gambling cannot be separated from chance. 

I also respect those people that have this believe on this type betting. Because whether I see it or not and they are contesting that they are believing on it and it happened to them.

Who am I to judge them?

That's what they believe and I'll just pass it on so no more arguments and if I meet someone who has that psychic powers, I'll ask him to help me with my bets.

[Blitzboy]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet.

I believe in psychic betting but not for every games. I believe in them when the games are those of luck. If I'm picking a lottery ticket, I can believe a psychic predictions but if I was betting on a sport event, I won't believe them as the outcome of those type of games has no supernaturally connection but winning ticket can be reviewed to some individuals in their dreams. Some individuals are connected to the spiritual part of the world more than others.

There's some supernatural things that are happening in the world so if we can believe in those things I don't think we should think psychic are fake. We have some fake ones that are doing fake prediction to make money but we also have some real ones that give correct prediction but it won't work out perfectly always as sometimes they might have interpreted it wrongly. Not only psychic but our friends can also be used to communicate winning games for us when we're gambling.

You believe lotteries are ripe for psychic intervention because they are unpredictable, unlike sports. This seems like convenient believing cherry-picking. If psychics can access the supernatural, why confine themselves to random number draws?

The supernatural intrigues me endlessly. However, consulting psychics for gambling advice seems a bit woowoo. The world is full of strange events, but betting on dreams and psychic nudges? A gamble in itself! Remember the "false psychic" industry. What distinguishes genuine from profit-driven charlatans? You can believe what you want. In gambling, where odds and probabilities rule, psychic predictions look more like a gamble than a strategy.

[wiss19]

The first one in the story, he could have use his own prediction to his self and solo the million dollar winning. That way, he will never work again. Or maybe there is a catch about those powers he have? Like it will only take effect on other people? But, let's only hope that his boss gave him a good a share.

The second one, was crazy. Really, octopus? . I wonder how did they figure this out at first? Number 3 is also a bit funny, because they are religious leaders and they are supposed to be against with gambling. But the most hilarious among all is the last one. It is seems that those people are also lunatic themselves for them to believe on it.

[Hispo]

The first one in the story, he could have use his own prediction to his self and solo the million dollar winning. That way, he will never work again. Or maybe there is a catch about those powers he have? Like it will only take effect on other people? But, let's only hope that his boss gave him a good a share.

The second one, was crazy. Really, octopus? . I wonder how did they figure this out at first? Number 3 is also a bit funny, because they are religious leaders and they are supposed to be against with gambling. But the most hilarious among all is the last one. It is seems that those people are also lunatic themselves for them to believe on it.

You should take a look on the octopus thing, it was quite popular back in the 2014 Football World Cup, I think. I recall many of my companions in high school got out their way to see what that octopus was alledgely predicting on social media.
It was quite a simple thing, actually, all they did was to take a pet octopus and show two pictures to it, being two different pictures of the teams which were about to play in the next day or hours. The octopus would approach and hug one of the flags and that is how the alledged prediction was done.

That was the most popular case, since then I have not seen another animal doing predictions in social Media. Depending whom you ask, it could be considered to be animal abuse. Heh.

[BitcoinPanther]

I can say that psychic betting is more like manifesting some thing to happen but sometimes it will lead to disappointments. At this time, Most people tends to manifest because they do believe that once you believe in something and the body reacts to that belief,  they can achieve what they have desire. let's be aware that manifestation is a way of thinking which typically involves setting clear intentions, visualizing the desired outcome and emotions that align with the desired outcome.

For me, psychic betting is more of a guess.  It has been established, no one knows the future nor can read the upcoming events precisely.  They can have prediction and speculation on the possible result but I do not believe that they can tell a precise result.

The second one, was crazy. Really, octopus? . I wonder how did they figure this out at first? Number 3 is also a bit funny, because they are religious leaders and they are supposed to be against with gambling. But the most hilarious among all is the last one. It is seems that those people are also lunatic themselves for them to believe on it.

I always think this kind with octopus thing is a gimmick.  Imagine how can a person tell what is in the octopus mind.  Anyone can create a story according to what they wanted the public to hear.  Since octopus cannot talk, a person interpreting the action of the animal can say whatever he wanted to say and no one can refute that even the octopus because even if the octopus wanted to, no one can understand it.

[AmoreJaz]

The first one in the story, he could have use his own prediction to his self and solo the million dollar winning. That way, he will never work again. Or maybe there is a catch about those powers he have? Like it will only take effect on other people? But, let's only hope that his boss gave him a good a share.

The second one, was crazy. Really, octopus? . I wonder how did they figure this out at first? Number 3 is also a bit funny, because they are religious leaders and they are supposed to be against with gambling. But the most hilarious among all is the last one. It is seems that those people are also lunatic themselves for them to believe on it.

You should take a look on the octopus thing, it was quite popular back in the 2014 Football World Cup, I think. I recall many of my companions in high school got out their way to see what that octopus was alledgely predicting on social media.
It was quite a simple thing, actually, all they did was to take a pet octopus and show two pictures to it, being two different pictures of the teams which were about to play in the next day or hours. The octopus would approach and hug one of the flags and that is how the alledged prediction was done.

That was the most popular case, since then I have not seen another animal doing predictions in social Media. Depending whom you ask, it could be considered to be animal abuse. Heh.

the octopus thing was very popular back then. but in this kind of prediction, i don't believe in such. maybe, it got lucky and then the media just blowed it up. of course, they won't tell if some of the predictions were wrong as it would expose the reality that it didn't really make 100% accurate predictions and it would imperil the belief of many people about its ability.
psychic betting is just a psychological thinking that people want to believe for themselves. it is like believing to have someone having their crystal ball who knows how to predict the future. it is all just a myth.

[wxa7115]

You believe lotteries are ripe for psychic intervention because they are unpredictable, unlike sports. This seems like convenient believing cherry-picking. If psychics can access the supernatural, why confine themselves to random number draws?

The supernatural intrigues me endlessly. However, consulting psychics for gambling advice seems a bit woowoo. The world is full of strange events, but betting on dreams and psychic nudges? A gamble in itself! Remember the "false psychic" industry. What distinguishes genuine from profit-driven charlatans? You can believe what you want. In gambling, where odds and probabilities rule, psychic predictions look more like a gamble than a strategy.

And that is exactly what they are, however for the clients this makes sense, if the fortuneteller supposedly can look into the future and see future events, then why not ask about information that could change their lives in seconds like the winning numbers of the lottery?

This is often explored in movies and TV series in which the characters get access to information about the future in some way or form, but is it real? Could someone actually predict those numbers? And it should be obvious for anyone that the answer to that is no.

[LUCKMCFLY]

You believe lotteries are ripe for psychic intervention because they are unpredictable, unlike sports. This seems like convenient believing cherry-picking. If psychics can access the supernatural, why confine themselves to random number draws?

The supernatural intrigues me endlessly. However, consulting psychics for gambling advice seems a bit woowoo. The world is full of strange events, but betting on dreams and psychic nudges? A gamble in itself! Remember the "false psychic" industry. What distinguishes genuine from profit-driven charlatans? You can believe what you want. In gambling, where odds and probabilities rule, psychic predictions look more like a gamble than a strategy.

And that is exactly what they are, however for the clients this makes sense, if the fortuneteller supposedly can look into the future and see future events, then why not ask about information that could change their lives in seconds like the winning numbers of the lottery?

This is often explored in movies and TV series in which the characters get access to information about the future in some way or form, but is it real? Could someone actually predict those numbers? And it should be obvious for anyone that the answer to that is no.

Well, always in everything that people Believe there is what we call Superstitions , for that reason it is that we always consider that things are very Necessary to do them well in order to generate better Predictions or something like that , in these Things I have Always seen Cases where they look for the so-called witches, who use tobacco , candles , spirits and different things that do things, and they tell the people that if they assure them that they will help them achieve or achieve different Results , and of course for this Service they charge a lot of money , but it is something that some people go away and believe in that, I really don't believe in those thing , I know that there is a world of spirits and all that, but for it to affect things like chance I think that for them to Interfere on this plane to do something like that is not Allowed, they can do other types of things but not for this, now, there are people who are Actually psychic, and those Psychic people are quite Emphatic in what they d o, and I Would think that The things they can do are other Worldly.

I don't know if within their reach they can change something that may happen, what they do is see what is going to happen, that is if they can do it, but psychic betting would be like knowing what number or what event will happen , but I don't know if the scope is neither Definitive nor so precise , because otherwise psychics do not see things as if it were an HD channel, those things can be very drastic, they can see but not as many believers, but psychics are very millionaire people, rich, and they would not have to do anything else , but be arguing, and those who Say they are Witches Would be people who would be Millionaires too, because if their Esotericisms tell them what numbers will fall or what combination in the lottery will Fall, then they should be, it is not So? So since it is such a closed and at the same time very delicate topic, because that World or that spiritual Reality is delicate, because it is not known what it is about, it must be Repeated.

[Oilacris]

The first one in the story, he could have use his own prediction to his self and solo the million dollar winning. That way, he will never work again. Or maybe there is a catch about those powers he have? Like it will only take effect on other people? But, let's only hope that his boss gave him a good a share.

The second one, was crazy. Really, octopus? . I wonder how did they figure this out at first? Number 3 is also a bit funny, because they are religious leaders and they are supposed to be against with gambling. But the most hilarious among all is the last one. It is seems that those people are also lunatic themselves for them to believe on it.

Things would really be ending up to be a belief if it once that you had been able to experience for yourself.If someone do make out those kind of beliefs and strictly following it then pretty sure there's really a history behind of those. Just let them be on what are the things that they do believe because its their money after all on what they have bet on and not ours.
If they do see that it is really that they could really be able to winnings with those kind of approach then just like been said its their choice but in overall and realistic
approach and comments about these things then it is really just that pure coincidence yet we know that there's no such thing on this world that could
really be able to influence on how lucky you are.

[wheelz1200]

Psychic betting is placing bets based on the prediction of individuals or even animals because of the belief that they possess supernatural power to accurately determine the outcome of a bet. There is the true story of Fatih Ozcan[1] who helped his boss Hayati Kucukkoylu to win a $1.7 million lottery through the power of dreams. He claimed that he received the revelation about the Euro Millions tickets from his dreams. There is also Paul the Psychic Octopus [2] who is known to predict international football games correctly. He even predicted correctly that Spain would win the  2010 FIFA World Cup. Some persons also believe in the gambling predictions of religious leaders [3] to place bets. Some people believe that lunatics are possessed by some supernatural powers so they also depend on them for predictions.

Do you take these Psychic predictions seriously?

[1] https://www.ajc.com/news/national/psychic-waiter-awarded-half-lottery-winner-winnings/D6V2ohNGiINtoQAm4qgfXL/
[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_the_Octopus
[3] https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2023/11/04/primate-elijah-ayodele-predicts-epl-results-video/%3famp=1
[4] https://tribuneonlineng.com/lagos-gamblers-use-lunatics-hit-jackpot/

Nope.  You can have a 1,000 psychics and there is a good chance no one can tell you the exact score of say the superbowl.  Just like with crypto there is too much scammery in that world.  Use science, stats and trends not a person with a crystal ball with no vested interest in the outcome of your gambling.

[ffandprofit]

Actually no at all, it's a way to bet, for sure, and I may even try it for fun in a game like roulette or lottery (never in sport betting, I like to pretend I know what I'm doing there), but if it works I will be totally aware that is sheer luck rather than supernatural things at work