Do you believe in psychic betting?

[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.

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[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.

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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.