The scam of FAKE fixed matches

[teamsherry]

If I hear of match fixing, I will stop because I have known already that it is a scam.

The gamblers who will fall victims to Fake Fixed Matches are gamblers who are.
(a) Greedy.
(b) Gamblers not gambling for fun.
(c) Gamblers who have not been scammed before.
Greedy gamblers who want to cheat the process and just want to make quick money from gambling will easily be happy and willing to place bets on this fixed fake matches. Gamblers not gambling for fun will also like fixed games, they are not interested in the fun involved with making a prediction from research, and then watching the games to see if your picks will enter. Gamblers who have not been scammed before may think that there are no scammers in gambling. Scammers are everywhere.

I really hate and disbelief that anyone would really gamble for fun, although I'm not saying it's not possible but how many persons here are actually gambling for fun, to gamble for fun the stake and what you want to win should not even move you maybe your trying to support your team and showing your zeal by putting a stake on them.

You also need to be rich and financially stable and your not looking at profits in any way. So for real there are very few people gambling for fun and I can bet your not one of then either so you either stop deciving yourself or you face the truth.

[Pumared]

People believe in rumors and that information gets out, the story sells the bet.   The mistake is ever going near a false game or corrupt practise, its not a one off example that being willing to accept this falsehood leads to no good and a trick is played.   These things have been happening going back to the Greek fables, always learn the old stories because some mistakes are eternal in their fallacy and appeal to human nature.

Exactly, greed and ignorance ends up making people blindly believe in this even though they know it's all set up and they believe they are taking advantage of this situation.

True, but at the same time, how greedy a person can get? At some point those people need to realize that it is going to be impossible for someone to offer them information that could be worth millions of dollars for nothing, that sort of arrangement can only happen under very specific circumstances, while the rest of the time whenever a person were to find themselves facing such a proposal, they need to be well aware that it is a scam and nothing more.

I believe that greed will always exist, as you mention. However, I believe that anyone who understands that this is a fraudulent scheme will be able to enter but will enter with money that can be lost.

[Nrcewker]

Why will anyone promote first of all if he has fixed matches? To get attention of the all the people and then finally the players will be questioned? Hence all the matches that you see here and there available publicly that is claiming to be fix matches are only scams. They just send you some fake screenshots to make you believe that yes they have won many times. Now a days it’s hard to get fix matches.

[Kristiyana]

Why will anyone promote first of all if he has fixed matches? To get attention of the all the people and then finally the players will be questioned? Hence all the matches that you see here and there available publicly that is claiming to be fix matches are only scams. They just send you some fake screenshots to make you believe that yes they have won many times. Now a days it’s hard to get fix matches.

there was a man I met on social media, this man claims that all his match are fixed with a 100% guarantee. he sent me a screenshot of the game and the options where covered with ink,and he mistakenly forget to covered the QRCode, when I saw the QRCode on the bet slip I quickly screenshot the bet slip. then I decided to scan the code, only for me to discover that the whole selections was last week games, and this whole game failed drastically.had it been I was not smart enough, I don't know what would have become of me, that is to show how wicked most  people can be, all in the name of scamming to get money.

[Pumared]

Why will anyone promote first of all if he has fixed matches? To get attention of the all the people and then finally the players will be questioned? Hence all the matches that you see here and there available publicly that is claiming to be fix matches are only scams. They just send you some fake screenshots to make you believe that yes they have won many times. Now a days it’s hard to get fix matches.

I believe that even with all the necessary evidence, there will be people who will bet and trust this, as it is a relatively easy profit and depending on the approach and what they say, it will be more convincing.

[Kakmakr]

So what should be the lesson from this? I say, if you want to bet on something that is "fixed" .. even if it is fake, then you deserve to lose your money.

You are trying to scam the betting platform by betting on fixed matches, so you are also a scammer then.

Two wrongs does not make something right. 

[South Park]

So what should be the lesson from this? I say, if you want to bet on something that is "fixed" .. even if it is fake, then you deserve to lose your money.

You are trying to scam the betting platform by betting on fixed matches, so you are also a scammer then.

Two wrongs does not make something right. 

I suppose that what we need to learn is to avoid those offers no matter what, because as you mention, even if the offer was real and a person could earn money this way, this will mean they are scamming the casino in which they make their bets as they have privileged information they should not have, however there are some gamblers out there that most likely do not care about such thing as long as they can obtain the profits they expect out of their bets.

[entertheabyss]

Why will anyone promote first of all if he has fixed matches? To get attention of the all the people and then finally the players will be questioned? Hence all the matches that you see here and there available publicly that is claiming to be fix matches are only scams. They just send you some fake screenshots to make you believe that yes they have won many times. Now a days it’s hard to get fix matches.

We can continue to fight against these illegal activities that takes place in the system. We're only here to ensure we milked the system, I know it's not easy to grabbed good winning stands on these gambling grounds but we should also exercised patience because everything is a gradual process. The fake fixed matches does send evidence to the gamblers, meanwhile the easily minded gamblers will notify for fixed games as if this exist. Everyone is desperate to make money and having the evil mindset of turning scamming towards gambling. Most of them that indulges in activities they know nothing about will end up losing.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Why will anyone promote first of all if he has fixed matches? To get attention of the all the people and then finally the players will be questioned? Hence all the matches that you see here and there available publicly that is claiming to be fix matches are only scams. They just send you some fake screenshots to make you believe that yes they have won many times. Now a days it’s hard to get fix matches.

We can continue to fight against these illegal activities that takes place in the system. We're only here to ensure we milked the system, I know it's not easy to grabbed good winning stands on these gambling grounds but we should also exercised patience because everything is a gradual process. The fake fixed matches does send evidence to the gamblers, meanwhile the easily minded gamblers will notify for fixed games as if this exist. Everyone is desperate to make money and having the evil mindset of turning scamming towards gambling. Most of them that indulges in activities they know nothing about will end up losing.

In reality, it is very bad that some things that are as sacred as sport are affected by things like this. I am clear that in the world there are situations of people who are in very bad Shape financially and they are encouraged to do bad things and make very bad decisions. terrible, causing good actions and well-established things to become unbalanced, when we talk about fixed games, they have to include athletes, athletes that we don't know if they are Being threatened or Something, but that has a negative effect, sometimes sports when seen This is how tragedies happen.

I don't know if you remember the 94 World Cup in USA, when the Colombian player scored an own goal, maybe there was so much money at stake (at that time from drug traffickers in Colombia and gangsters) that when the player arrived in Colombia he They killed, then sport cannot be seen as a business marked by blood or things like that, which cloud absolutely everything.

[Pumared]

So what should be the lesson from this? I say, if you want to bet on something that is "fixed" .. even if it is fake, then you deserve to lose your money.

You are trying to scam the betting platform by betting on fixed matches, so you are also a scammer then.

Two wrongs does not make something right. 

You're right, but few people think that way.  Many times they just bet and followed the advice of these people aiming for easy profit

[borovichok]

Why will anyone promote first of all if he has fixed matches? To get attention of the all the people and then finally the players will be questioned? Hence all the matches that you see here and there available publicly that is claiming to be fix matches are only scams. They just send you some fake screenshots to make you believe that yes they have won many times. Now a days it’s hard to get fix matches.

We can continue to fight against these illegal activities that takes place in the system. We're only here to ensure we milked the system, I know it's not easy to grabbed good winning stands on these gambling grounds but we should also exercised patience because everything is a gradual process. The fake fixed matches does send evidence to the gamblers, meanwhile the easily minded gamblers will notify for fixed games as if this exist. Everyone is desperate to make money and having the evil mindset of turning scamming towards gambling. Most of them that indulges in activities they know nothing about will end up losing.

This fixed game sites are so sophisticated to the point that they will send you edited evidence as though it is real, give you a link to a phishing websites and tell you to confirm the winning. If you are not so careful, you will fall for it. They will should you fake Whatsapp messages showing their chats with a client thanking them for making him win and some post good testimonies about how genuine the site is but all this these are organized crime to ripp you off your money.

Desperation is the reason why many gamblers fall for fixed match scam  as you pointed out. When you lack patience and so wants to win at all costs, you start seeking for strategies and short cuts to take to have your desired win and this can make you a prey in the hands of scammers disguise as a genuine fixed match vendor.

[livingfree]

So what should be the lesson from this? I say, if you want to bet on something that is "fixed" .. even if it is fake, then you deserve to lose your money.

You are trying to scam the betting platform by betting on fixed matches, so you are also a scammer then.

Two wrongs does not make something right. 

You're right, but few people think that way.  Many times they just bet and followed the advice of these people aiming for easy profit

That's they think how easy money works. If they're for it then they don't know if the match is truly fixed or not.

Then with that, they're for sure going to lose their money and will regret that they've entered into fix match betting.

They're going to learn their experiences and will regret that they've got into it. But Kakmakr is right, if someone does it like that. These activities aren't different from the typical scam that they do and trying to cheat the casino they're betting.

[Pumared]

So what should be the lesson from this? I say, if you want to bet on something that is "fixed" .. even if it is fake, then you deserve to lose your money.

You are trying to scam the betting platform by betting on fixed matches, so you are also a scammer then.

Two wrongs does not make something right. 

You're right, but few people think that way.  Many times they just bet and followed the advice of these people aiming for easy profit

That's they think how easy money works. If they're for it then they don't know if the match is truly fixed or not.

Then with that, they're for sure going to lose their money and will regret that they've entered into fix match betting.

They're going to learn their experiences and will regret that they've got into it. But Kakmakr is right, if someone does it like that. These activities aren't different from the typical scam that they do and trying to cheat the casino they're betting.

Yes, and like almost everything that involves schemes, we will have to say that people need to be aware of this type of situation because one detail can change a lot

[Ultegra134]

This isn't something I've seen myself, as I don't trust any random stranger who's promising to make me money by any means, and that includes match predictions that promise great accuracy and great returns. However, I've encountered many advertisements on social media, especially through TikTok or Instagram reels, portraying huge wins or large amounts of cash. To be honest, anyone who falls victim to such a scam deserves it, as it's clearly fueled by greed and inability to understand how basic principles work. As @Kakmakr already mentioned, two wrongs don't make it right. On top of that, if anyone had such inside information, he'd use it himself, not share it with the whole internet. That doesn't make much sense, does it?

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Well, now that the NBA is investigating a possible betting scandal this thread get some new fuel.

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2024/mar/26/nba-investigating-raptors-jontay-porter-betting-irregularities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwBdenyI7Vg

Funny thing, this first game also has some connection to out forum since there is a scam accusation thread against stake which blocked money and said they are "investigating" 2 bets of the guy.
First I thought this is a bs excuse not to pay the man but now this has become interesting since stake was right all along.

This is the thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5486388.0

On this example you can see well, even if you bet on something rigged ( knowingly or not ) , that's only the start. The next obstacle is getting paid your money. In this case so many people bet the same thing so the bet got flagged.
If an unknown bench player in the NBA gets the most betting action of all NBA players that day there must be something wrong obviously. Curious to see how this plays out.

[Distinctin]

Well, now that the NBA is investigating a possible betting scandal this thread get some new fuel.

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2024/mar/26/nba-investigating-raptors-jontay-porter-betting-irregularities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwBdenyI7Vg

Funny thing, this first game also has some connection to out forum since there is a scam accusation thread against stake which blocked money and said they are "investigating" 2 bets of the guy.
First I thought this is a bs excuse not to pay the man but now this has become interesting since stake was right all along.

This is the thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5486388.0

On this example you can see well, even if you bet on something rigged ( knowingly or not ) , that's only the start. The next obstacle is getting paid your money. In this case so many people bet the same thing so the bet got flagged.
If an unknown bench player in the NBA gets the most betting action of all NBA players that day there must be something wrong obviously. Curious to see how this plays out.

So the casinos and the NBA have some sort of partnership here? Because as per report, it has only become suspicious because of the betting pattern in a certain casino, so with that nature, I don't see the NBA will be able to maintain its intergrity when link to a casino for any investigation.

I don't know if my analysis is correct, but this investigation has nowhere to go unless Porter is caught betting on himself or against himself which is a violation on his contract in the NBA.

[Fredomago]

This isn't something I've seen myself, as I don't trust any random stranger who's promising to make me money by any means, and that includes match predictions that promise great accuracy and great returns. However, I've encountered many advertisements on social media, especially through TikTok or Instagram reels, portraying huge wins or large amounts of cash. To be honest, anyone who falls victim to such a scam deserves it, as it's clearly fueled by greed and inability to understand how basic principles work. As @Kakmakr already mentioned, two wrongs don't make it right. On top of that, if anyone had such inside information, he'd use it himself, not share it with the whole internet. That doesn't make much sense, does it?

Logically right, if you have that access for sure instead of sharing you'll keep hide it to make sure that no one will ruined your cash-cow, afraid that someone will exposed your income generating source, those who claim to provide surebets are scammers who wanted to earn in a very sure way, imagine someone take the offer and send out the money, easy pocket for those scammers and like you mentioned it's sad to say but it's really a deserving outcome as instead of doing your own research you'll been allure by the offer and send your money, your decision, your fault.

[Pumared]

This isn't something I've seen myself, as I don't trust any random stranger who's promising to make me money by any means, and that includes match predictions that promise great accuracy and great returns. However, I've encountered many advertisements on social media, especially through TikTok or Instagram reels, portraying huge wins or large amounts of cash. To be honest, anyone who falls victim to such a scam deserves it, as it's clearly fueled by greed and inability to understand how basic principles work. As @Kakmakr already mentioned, two wrongs don't make it right. On top of that, if anyone had such inside information, he'd use it himself, not share it with the whole internet. That doesn't make much sense, does it?

But unfortunately we will have this type of advertisement in all market niches, be it crypto or even traditional. We will always have these lies. The problem is that greed will always speak louder than anything else, regardless of the person.

[Ultegra134]

But unfortunately we will have this type of advertisement in all market niches, be it crypto or even traditional. We will always have these lies. The problem is that greed will always speak louder than anything else, regardless of the person.

Truth be told, you're right, this isn't something found solely in gambling, but also in cryptocurrency trading and investing. We've all encountered so-called signal groups or insider's information about some random token that's going to pump in price.

Logically right, if you have that access for sure instead of sharing you'll keep hide it to make sure that no one will ruined your cash-cow, afraid that someone will exposed your income generating source, those who claim to provide surebets are scammers who wanted to earn in a very sure way, imagine someone take the offer and send out the money, easy pocket for those scammers and like you mentioned it's sad to say but it's really a deserving outcome as instead of doing your own research you'll been allure by the offer and send your money, your decision, your fault.

Well, it makes sense, doesn't it? It's simple logic: if I had a hint about a match that's going to guarantee me a win, I wouldn't tell anybody for any kind of money. Unfortunately, there's still a decent number of people who fall for such scams, not necessarily due to greed but because they're naïve and gullible enough to think that there's a stranger online who's caring for their financial well-being.

[Pumared]

But unfortunately we will have this type of advertisement in all market niches, be it crypto or even traditional. We will always have these lies. The problem is that greed will always speak louder than anything else, regardless of the person.

Truth be told, you're right, this isn't something found solely in gambling, but also in cryptocurrency trading and investing. We've all encountered so-called signal groups or insider's information about some random token that's going to pump in price.

Exactly, everything will have its "match fixed" depending on where and how. But the solution to this will always be the same regardless of the niche: Be careful and don't bet everything you have. This will always help and it will never hurt.