I made over $2,000,000 betting on fixed matches

[Die_empty]

Warning: Do not pm this guy. He may be expecting that just to scam you. Do not believe in fixed match. If it is a scam, he will tell you to use your money to bet that he will give you fixed matches to bet with, that if you win you will give him certain percentage of the money that you won. But when you lose over and over again would be when you will know that you are scammed.

did you read the post retard? I told people not to pay for any info  I'm definitely not selling anything idiot.

Then what is your intention of bragging about cheating on a public forum? I think the most suitable reason for this shameful action is to attract unsuspected gamblers to your PM. Cheats usually hide their activities from the public, so when they brag about it in public, I assume they have some ulterior motive.

I support @Oshosondy advice that this might be a scam post. If you have the strategy to win big in gambling, you will never expose it to the public. Broadcasting it might expose the scheme and limit the chances of exploiting the system. The richest people in the world still needs more money, so I know you are not tired of making more. And I am sure that you have relatives and friends that you can introduce this shady scheme to.

[bitbollo]

I suggest all users to pay close attention to this user's suggestions as he was caught clearly canceling a "safe" prediction as soon as he realized he would lose (check trust rating).

Of course there are fixed matches.
but it is useless for you to say that you know them all because they happen in well-organized "groups". if you then believe you have access to "confidential" information you are confirming that you are committing a (serious) crime in public, and from your previous episodes it is clear that you do not have access to any confidential information moreover you're just a blatant scammer.

[Litzki1990]

With the amount of money he mentions and the scams he mentions here, it's better not to believe his words. He has gambled such a huge amount of money as well as claiming that he fixed a match. When gamblers and players fix a match they try to keep it as secret as possible and most of the time these things don't come out to the public and even if they do come out then people find out after a long time but he says things in such a way that his The works are very good. Perhaps he is targeting new gamblers to entice them and maybe he is doing this to cheat new gamblers. We should always stay away from such things and we should be careful. If you were really match fixing then you would never mention your match fixing in public place.

[cryptoaddictchie]

I suggest all users to pay close attention to this user's suggestions as he was caught clearly canceling a "safe" prediction as soon as he realized he would lose (check trust rating).

Yes this is quite important since he is posting in forum. Members should check if the trust rating is good or doesnt have a negative feedback maybe there are some notes on him from other users already or whatnot. The topic is quite sensitive and were talking about big potential fund. If someone entertain you with this probably good to avoid especially if the user's word are true good to be true.

[Yatsan]

But here's the catch, I don't have a "source" or "contact", I simply use a program I created that tracks suspicious bets, it uses AI and real time trackers. If someone is offering to "sell" you fixed info, it's usually a scam.

I have made over $2,000,000 with a starting balance of $11,000. I did not need to sell anything. The only problem is when the sportsbooks limit you or confiscate winnings. But that's what I call a strategic loss. For every $10,000 confiscated I make an average of $100,000+ profit.

A lot of people posting the same question:

"Do fixed matches exist?" 

Of course they do!!! But you're not going to find it on the clearnet 

You're better off tracking large bets placed on low tier matches or rapid odds drops. This can easily be done with some API's and python code. 

It may really exist but not in this forum. Also I do assume that those wjo are really having access with fixed matches won't need to encourage or share the signals to other people simply because they are winning more than enough already. Yes I find this suspiscious actually. If it is that easy to enter a fixed match signal group then games would be ruined by complaints. Same reason why such thing should be hidden to big exposure from other gamblers. Imagine that majority of gamblers knows the outcome of the match; who'd bet on the contrary? Also, personally, I have no ideologies of cheating over other people who are betting some of their properties just to get this exclusivity but ends up with nothing in return.

[danherbias07]

I don't doubt that fixed matches do exist especially in the small leagues. It happens. But I doubt the credibility of the 2 million dollars worth of the amount of win. I mean, it will scare the hell out of you if something went wrong and you made a bad decision so I think you will get out at maybe $100k+ and never go back again.
It saves you from being questioned by the gambling site and it also saves you from being a target of the authority because what you are doing is wrong. I would not jeopardize my IP just for that. It will mean prison time and I don't want that to happen to me especially while my kids are still small.

There's a better way to boast your skills, I don't think this is how it should be.

[aioc]

I suggest all users to pay close attention to this user's suggestions as he was caught clearly canceling a "safe" prediction as soon as he realized he would lose (check trust rating).

When someone is posting something like this the best reference is the trust rating and checking it. there is a lot of suspicious activity on OP.

I'm not interested in what OP is going to share but the way he created his title he is good at evoking an interest of course who would have ignored such a title in a discussion, people have an interest in fixed matches in their minds even though such thing cannot be made public because that will cause an alarm.

[Nrcewker]

We should appreciate the user’s creativity. He knows that now the usual fixed game scams won’t work, hence he decided to go for version 2.0. He thinks that everyone will believe anything if he says it with AI and ML. I meant if you are so intelligent, then you could have now worked in top MNCs and made tons of money from them. But you still choose to gamble and take risks. Has anyone fallen in your trap? I want to know, OP, how many people are actually falling for it. If someone is also making so much money, then he won’t share it with the public. This is nothing but a pure scam.

[GxSTxV]

If someone made a bet with a large amount of money in low tier leagues that doesn't mean anything, if you take this as a strategy to find fixed matches, I doubt you will make any profit. Most of the time or let's talk with percentage, I would say that more than 80% of the gamblers setting significant bets on low tier games are not doing it because they have inside information about a rigged match.
Ultimately, for this strategy you are using, let's say it is effective and people are making money like you through it and cause the sportsbooker to lose against you, they have one simple way to stop you all, either by hidden the history of bets, or make fake bets with high amount, that way they will trick all the gamblers trying to find rigged matches.

Eventually, I would say that what you are talking about and all what you mentioned is a total nonsense shit, nothing more than a way to create a topic here and get people to reply to you.

[Rabata]

I know something about fixed matches but don't like to get involved in such activities. Because I will never know which match is fixed. And if someone shares the information of that match with me, how can I trust that information? Moreover, there is no basis in reality except for various types of news about fixed matches. Those who step into any such trap for get-rich-quick certainly they lose their money. And if anyone makes any offer to any user with such information, It is best to avoid that.

[Wapfika]

But here's the catch, I don't have a "source" or "contact", I simply use a program I created that tracks suspicious bets, it uses AI and real time trackers. If someone is offering to "sell" you fixed info, it's usually a scam.

I have made over $2,000,000 with a starting balance of $11,000. I did not need to sell anything. The only problem is when the sportsbooks limit you or confiscate winnings. But that's what I call a strategic loss. For every $10,000 confiscated I make an average of $100,000+ profit.

Proof or this never happened? You are known here for sharing high stakes bet and lose in the end. Your story seems like a cinderella story since an AI can’t predict what’s a fixed match is. Besides, How come the info regarding the bets placed on a certain match is available in the public while this info typically confidential with the provider itself.

You still need an insider to have an access on this kind of data. Maybe you are just riding the hype of fixed matches scandal since this topic becomes popular now in forum since casino like fairlay brought up an intriguing case about this issue.

[Franctoshi]

Warning: Do not pm this guy. He may be expecting that just to scam you. Do not believe in fixed match. If it is a scam, he will tell you to use your money to bet that he will give you fixed matches to bet with, that if you win you will give him certain percentage of the money that you won. But when you lose over and over again would be when you will know that you are scammed.

In a norm, I don't believe someone who has made such an amount of would even want to review such information he would rathe want to continue milking the betting platforms codedly than wants to letting people know of it, and besides who wants to share this kind of information which may hurt his source of income if many people are found doing same thing.


I agree with you that this is a potential scaming trick.

[SamReomo]

did you read the post retard? I told people not to pay for any info  I'm definitely not selling anything idiot.

Is that the way to answer a Legendary rank member? Whatever he said is true and he warned others so they might not get scammed by you or anyone else who create such threads. If you have made $2M on fixed matches then why you are sharing that with us? Any reason to share something like that on public forum like this one?

The answer is going to be no if someone is making that much money from something which most people don't even know. Do you still think that members of this forum will believe you by reading your thread? If that's what you think then I must tell you that you're totally wrong. They won't listen to you and won't trust someone who claims he/she earned $2M with fixed matches.

[jossiel]

Were you able to save that $2M profit with your bets? Because if I were you and that is the amount I make, I'd keep and save them so that I can invest it properly and grow it over the period of time.

If he truly makes that amount from gambling, and not just from normal gambling but from a strategy he so much believes in, then I don't think he will ever think of making investments out of that money, as he has already conceived in his mind that he will be winning more.
 
Such types of gamblers always use more than half of their profit to gamble again and expect to double the money on their next game.

That's a sad thing.

But if guy like him understands on how to grow his money, he'd diversify that. Yes, diversify it because putting it through another series of spins isn't going to give him a better chance of growing it,

I know that in investing, we also have series of chances and risks but they're better to take than to take it with spins or rolls in dices.

Anyway, someone on the web can always troll with how much money he makes while the real deal are lowkey and avoid discussing it.

[Sunderland]

Continue your dream my friend, why just stop at $2M? continue to $10M then live happily ever after.
And after you are awake, try to reading some threads on scam accusations section.
Many newbie accounts there accused some casinos of fraud because their winnings were void and their deposits were confiscated on suspicion of betting on fixed matches.
Do not mislead others with these get-rich-quick schemes, because betting on fixed matches will only cause headaches and bring problems.

[yahoo62278]

did you read the post retard? I told people not to pay for any info  I'm definitely not selling anything idiot.

Is that the way to answer a Legendary rank member? Whatever he said is true and he warned others so they might not get scammed by you or anyone else who create such threads. If you have made $2M on fixed matches then why you are sharing that with us? Any reason to share something like that on public forum like this one?

The answer is going to be no if someone is making that much money from something which most people don't even know. Do you still think that members of this forum will believe you by reading your thread? If that's what you think then I must tell you that you're totally wrong. They won't listen to you and won't trust someone who claims he/she earned $2M with fixed matches.

There are some Legendary members who are not really true Legendary members just an FYI. Some buy accounts and try to work around the system that we have in place here on the forum. With that being said, if someone says something completely silly, no matter the rank, then I fell it is only right to call them out. The guy could be a little less harsh, but it's not a rule.

Now speaking of fixed matches, the guy as far as I see isn't asking for money. He also states he started with 11k, but he isn't saying everyone needs 11k to do what he did. If you were to find some sort of info on a fixed match and were shady enough a user to use said info, you can start with any amount of money that you want. I do not recommend looking for fixed matches, but you all have your own moral compasses to follow.

[iBaba]

I suggest all users to pay close attention to this user's suggestions as he was caught clearly canceling a "safe" prediction as soon as he realized he would lose (check trust rating).

Yes this is quite important since he is posting in forum. Members should check if the trust rating is good or doesnt have a negative feedback maybe there are some notes on him from other users already or whatnot. The topic is quite sensitive and were talking about big potential fund. If someone entertain you with this probably good to avoid especially if the user's word are true good to be true.

I wonder why people always try to cheat on others and what kind of negative motivation they get to do those evil things. But I think most of the time, these people who are found cheating are usually being influenced by their society or family backgrounds which goes to influence their mindsets. They are oftentimes victims of a poor family mindset and poor society who learnt these behavior from others alike. Why I'm saying this is because it really does surprises me to find an adult who's a full grown person trying to cheat others of what they possess through tricks and gimmicks instead of we trying to protect each others.

[DaNNy001]

But here's the catch, I don't have a "source" or "contact", I simply use a program I created that tracks suspicious bets, it uses AI and real time trackers. If someone is offering to "sell" you fixed info, it's usually a scam.

I have made over $2,000,000 with a starting balance of $11,000. I did not need to sell anything. The only problem is when the sportsbooks limit you or confiscate winnings. But that's what I call a strategic loss. For every $10,000 confiscated I make an average of $100,000+ profit.

A lot of people posting the same question:

"Do fixed matches exist?" 

Of course they do!!! But you're not going to find it on the clearnet 

You're better off tracking large bets placed on low tier matches or rapid odds drops. This can easily be done with some API's and python code. 

Well I don't know about your methods of actually tracking these fixed games but to a level I actually feel that they are very high probability that almost all sites or person offering such services are all scam and highly not advisable for anyone to take part. The reason why I say this is because I had a friend who constantly brags of how he is got a sure vendor that sells these so called fixed games or odds to him and everytime he would urge me as a friend to actually make a move to get one of which I knew very well that of all the games he bought only two have actually played the way they were predicted which proves that the only thing that is ever fixed is the certainty that their is no such thing as fixed games being sold .

[Fivestar4everMVP]

But here's the catch, I don't have a "source" or "contact", I simply use a program I created that tracks suspicious bets, it uses AI and real time trackers. If someone is offering to "sell" you fixed info, it's usually a scam.

I have made over $2,000,000 with a starting balance of $11,000. I did not need to sell anything. The only problem is when the sportsbooks limit you or confiscate winnings. But that's what I call a strategic loss. For every $10,000 confiscated I make an average of $100,000+ profit.

A lot of people posting the same question:

"Do fixed matches exist?" 

Of course they do!!! But you're not going to find it on the clearnet 

You're better off tracking large bets placed on low tier matches or rapid odds drops. This can easily be done with some API's and python code. 

Hmmm, to be honest with you, I have no doubt that fixed matches exist, atleast, for the fact that the term "fixed matches" exists and have a strong meaning in the world of gambling simply means that it does exist, so, any one believing otherwise is doing so out of their own ignorance.

But then on the other hand, claiming you made over two million dollars betting on fixed matches is an outrageous claim, 2 million dollars is a hell lotta money and I personally believe that you won't even have the time to be on this forum if you had that type of money, let alone talking about the money itself..

Overall, I personally want to believe that this is just a bait the op is using to invite or lure some users into his dm, and to everyone that would want to pm op, I would say be careful of being scammed.

[Viscore]

For someone who has been betting for a while, I know what OP is talking about is nonsense. Although fixed games exist, tracking them through a program is impossible. No gambler who has won a huge amount of money would brag about their winnings on the internet with the intention of deceiving others. What's the purpose of this, @op? Do you want to gain subscriptions so you can collect fees from them, or are you just trying to brag about something that doesn't really exist in real life?

You know, I believe in a saying that a successful gambler would just want to make his success in silent, especially if they found a system that would truly work for them, but you have been creating a lot of thread showing your big bets (quesstionable) so I really doubt if you are telling the truth here.