Do you believe in psychic betting?

[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.