Is Signals for Casino games a real thing?

[adultcrypto]

So today I came across a post on a WhatsApp TV that caught my attention. I have seen different telegram channels, groups, WhatsApp TVs and groups post sport bet codes and claim that their predictions are always 100% correct (which in reality is not) but never have I seen anywhere that signals are being given for casino games.

Basically, what they image (below) means is that - you’ll be added to a group and then the so-called “signal provider” will give you the exact time and multiplier that a specific game (e.g Crash) will get to before it stops.

I have seen this type of platform and it is trending now in my locality. From my findings, those providing the signals are the casino owners and this make me wonder how reliable such system is. I believe it is an elaborate scheme designed to syphon people money on the long run because you cannot provide a signal for people to wreck your business. Casino is a game of luck so there is no way someone will provide expert signal for a game of luck unless there is intention to fool people, which is what they are doing. Anyone using the platform and the signal should be careful and ensure they gamble with they can afford to lose.

[Outhue]

I believe that by now if truly any signal channels are legit we would have know it and see the proof everywhere, because so many people want this to be true but in the end nothing is always so accurate with gambling.

I have read many topics on this forum about signal channels, enough is enough, if they are real and always accurate everyone will know about them by now, but the truth is they are still all predictions based, meaning they will fail at times too.

The hard part is they are not free, you need to be a subscriber to get the alerts every time and this is where I don't like the idea, for that fact that they won't always be accurate.

[davis196]

So today I came across a post on a WhatsApp TV that caught my attention. I have seen different telegram channels, groups, WhatsApp TVs and groups post sport bet codes and claim that their predictions are always 100% correct (which in reality is not) but never have I seen anywhere that signals are being given for casino games.

Basically, what they image (below) means is that - you’ll be added to a group and then the so-called “signal provider” will give you the exact time and multiplier that a specific game (e.g Crash) will get to before it stops.

This is a scam method done by gambling affiliates. Some gambling affiliates say "hey, we have this secret method(or bot) to make guaranteed money out of exploiting a casino, just signup via our affiliate link and bet a certain amount". The victim just signups and bets the desired amount, nothing happens and the gambling affiliate just gets his commission. I've seen such scams on Telegram and Discord.
There was even a tutorial about how to do this scam. It was posted on the Blackhatworld forum.

[junder]

I’d like to hear your thoughts on this, do you think something like this is possible? Or it’s just a means to scam people off their money? I personally know that even the casinos don’t know the exact numbers that will come up next not to talk of an outsider.

This has spread widely among gamblers which is no longer a strange thing, but of course not everyone believes in this. with gambling that has many types of games, there are those that do provide something like this with one of the games available in gambling. I have a friend who likes to gamble with a rocket-type game that launches and he said that the game has a good time so he joined a group on Telegram about time division which is said to be a good time to get a big win. I honestly don't really believe in something like this because after all gambling depends on luck, but there is gambling that uses strategy and maybe what my friend did was gambling that made sense to use strategy and I appreciate that by not breaking his spirit.

I had thought that it was just a way to find other benefits from gambling carried out by people who share certain times that they say are good. I myself gamble only with games that don't have any strategy to apply, so it depends purely on luck. because I believe that if it's time for luck to arrive then victory can be obtained, I just need to be patient by gambling fairly and with certain limits.

[Majestic-milf]

 The question I usually ask myself when I see things like this is; "of it were so real and sure, why not share it friends and family, why bring it to the public? Are they that generous and thoughtful that they want to elevate the statuses of others than their families?" That alone will tell you that it's actually a scam.
 When things like signals or sure games are brought up in a conversation as relates to gambling, I don't pay it too much mind because it won't be gambling if it were real, will it? It's a fifty- fifty something and most times the times you'd win won't be equal with the times you'd lose.
Some of these channels will make it so convincing that you'd think they are the real deal and will show you previous edited winnings that will make you believe further but if you aren't naive and desperate, you'd be able to tell that they are dubious.

[Kelward]

Basically, what they image (below) means is that - you’ll be added to a group and then the so-called “signal provider” will give you the exact time and multiplier that a specific game (e.g Crash) will get to before it stops.

It is a lie. There is nothing that is certain about gambling. If they can give something like that with such success, why are they trying to sell it? They can go to casino and gamble and make millions of dollars in just some days. It is a big lie and scam because I know money will be involved.

This casino signal group is 100% scam, common sense will tell you that if their signal is perfect, they will not share the information. Why share a goldmine information for commissions to the public when they can discreetly be taking winning profits and becoming richer with every game. Even if there's a chance that the outcome of the games are compromised, I doubt that the perpetrators will want the public to know anything, so they won't make it open. It's ignorant and greedy people that will fall for this scam, those in their community that are claiming that they've won are part of the scammers.

[dansus021]

Are Signals for Casino games a real thing? I don't know if this is a real thing but in logic if the signal provider had an accurate and winning rate above 80% why would he gonna share with others or share with a system like paid signal?

If he had a ton of money and the prediction always hit right it would be very easy just play with a higher bet and boom he gonna win big. rather then sell it or give it away to other right?
So if you ask am I believe the answer still maybe 60% I'm going to believe but I always do my own research first

[Sim_card]

I believe that by now if truly any signal channels are legit we would have know it and see the proof everywhere, because so many people want this to be true but in the end nothing is always so accurate with gambling.

I have read many topics on this forum about signal channels, enough is enough, if they are real and always accurate everyone will know about them by now, but the truth is they are still all predictions based, meaning they will fail at times too.

The hard part is they are not free, you need to be a subscriber to get the alerts every time and this is where I don't like the idea, for that fact that they won't always be accurate.

The funny thing is that gamblers should understand that gambling is based on luck and we all have our different lucky days which makes me feel that no gambler should depend on any signal because it might be that on the day that you are suppose to win big through your own luck, you will shy away from your own predictions and follow a wrong prediction which will make you lose your. No one can predict anything right talk more of gambling that the casinos are in charge of controlling because your bet will always favor them. It is funny how people see gambling and their understanding towards it.

[$weetne$$]

This casino signal group is 100% scam, common sense will tell you that if their signal is perfect, they will not share the information. Why share a goldmine information for commissions to the public when they can discreetly be taking winning profits and becoming richer with every game. Even if there's a chance that the outcome of the games are compromised, I doubt that the perpetrators will want the public to know anything, so they won't make it open. It's ignorant and greedy people that will fall for this scam, those in their community that are claiming that they've won are part of the scammers.

The screenshots and the proof from various testimonial videos online will make some people to believe that the signals groups are real. Celebrities are also to be blamed because they are among the ones making this signal groups very popular with their advertisement and endorsement. People are very quick to believe everything that celebrities are saying and this makes them to pay to enter into this signals groups without hesitation. It is when they have stayed for sometime that they discover that, it was all lies and the group is not what they claim to be. For anyone that wants to gamble, you can not trust signals groups because nobody with a golden secret is going to let it out for you to pay just small fee to benefit from the secret, betting outcomes is mostly about how lucky you can be.

[nara1892]

I believe that by now if truly any signal channels are legit we would have know it and see the proof everywhere, because so many people want this to be true but in the end nothing is always so accurate with gambling.

I have read many topics on this forum about signal channels, enough is enough, if they are real and always accurate everyone will know about them by now, but the truth is they are still all predictions based, meaning they will fail at times too.

The hard part is they are not free, you need to be a subscriber to get the alerts every time and this is where I don't like the idea, for that fact that they won't always be accurate.

The funny thing is that gamblers should understand that gambling is based on luck and we all have our different lucky days which makes me feel that no gambler should depend on any signal because it might be that on the day that you are suppose to win big through your own luck, you will shy away from your own predictions and follow a wrong prediction which will make you lose your. No one can predict anything right talk more of gambling that the casinos are in charge of controlling because your bet will always favor them. It is funny how people see gambling and their understanding towards it.

Well that makes sense, basically as you said that everyone has luck and someone's lucky time is different in anything especially gambling, so maybe I would say that when you choose to bet using predictions or signals from experts or other people for example then it is the same as you depending on other people's luck where of course isn't it possible that other people's luck is worse than ours? I think of course.

Like the main point we discussed here that gambling is a game of luck, and by you believing other people's predictions to be used as a choice regarding your intermediary to execute the game then it can be interpreted that you think that gambling is an activity that can be predicted by other people, even though it is clear whoever it is if they are not the owner of the casino itself then you should not put your trust in them to make predictions.

[Yatsan]

I highly doubt if it is with casino games. It is most likely to be true with sports gambling games because it's not a hidden fact that fixed matches do really exist. With casino games, algorithm is the only thing behind gambling or betting outcome and casino provider won't just spill it to be known by some players. Not a fan as well of some sort of cheating. There's no shortcut to being rich unless you are lucky and this principle also exist with gambling. Keep in mind that many people are losing bigtime from this industry and that's already a proof that there's no easy way.

Are Signals for Casino games a real thing? I don't know if this is a real thing but in logic if the signal provider had an accurate and winning rate above 80% why would he gonna share with others or share with a system like paid signal?

If he had a ton of money and the prediction always hit right it would be very easy just play with a higher bet and boom he gonna win big. rather then sell it or give it away to other right?
So if you ask am I believe the answer still maybe 60% I'm going to believe but I always do my own research first

Valid idea. It is hard to defend the idea that they could just make money on their own if they have such information and absolutely, there's no need for them to "work" by means of inviting others to join them and get some buck.

[AVE5]

I believe that by now if truly any signal channels are legit we would have know it and see the proof everywhere, because so many people want this to be true but in the end nothing is always so accurate with gambling.

I have read many topics on this forum about signal channels, enough is enough, if they are real and always accurate everyone will know about them by now, but the truth is they are still all predictions based, meaning they will fail at times too.

The hard part is they are not free, you need to be a subscriber to get the alerts every time and this is where I don't like the idea, for that fact that they won't always be accurate.

Obviously there's non 200% gambling predicting signal channels else, not just us here would know about it but will be the most gambling channel being talked about of all time.
It'll even have the potentials to drag most populated related gambling discussion. If they can actually proof this right, then they should make it obvious to convince us here and not as they've always been successful of convincing newbies and at the end of it the all lavishes their funds on paying the so signal channels on subscriptions and having their stakes lost..

[stompix]

I wonder why nobody is going till the end of the story when they stumble upon such a thing, just join the telegram channel and see what they demand
- do they give you advice for free? Try it with a few cents, it's gambling after all
- do they ask you to pay a fee to get those, obvious a scam
- do they ask you to join a specific website, probably also a scam, although the screenshots says bc.game?

I highly doubt that somebody from within sells this kind of data, I doubt the system is so bad that this can leak, and I highly doubt it's even possible.

Anyhow, my first time seeing someone selling casino signals, I would understand sports gambling but casino?//

[Hispo]

Anyhow, my first time seeing someone selling casino signals, I would understand sports gambling but casino?//

It is also the first time I heard something like this going on, which is directly related to the function of the casino itself, rather than scammers posing as experts at betting and giving some "advice" to people who pay for it.
It is not impossible to happen, actually, some programmer or chief of security within a casino could have illegally accessed and modified the code of the random number generator, so it gives out numbers pre-defined by him at certain hours of the day.
The difficukt part to imagine about this hypothetical scenario would be the rest of the casino staff not realizing what is going on and stopping it immediately.

All this is likely to be a scam as I already said... in the very thin chance it is not, it would not last long before the person behind it gets fired and probably arrested.

[Obari]

Basically, what they image (below) means is that - you’ll be added to a group and then the so-called “signal provider” will give you the exact time and multiplier that a specific game (e.g Crash) will get to before it stops.

It is a lie. There is nothing that is certain about gambling. If they can give something like that with such success, why are they trying to sell it? They can go to casino and gamble and make millions of dollars in just some days. It is a big lie and scam because I know money will be involved.

I've seen several of these groups and I stand with you to say it'd a big scam and yes mistakes of them might not ask for money while giving out signals in their general group but might want  you to pay some certain amount of money to be added to their  VIP  groups and there's where all the problem lies and you should always be extremely careful as you might get do much screenshots to back up their winning claims which might either be all game of lucks or false slips.

Nothing is certain in gambling not even to the casino which implies that, both the gambler and the casino ate all in a competition to win.
Gambling  isn't trading and no o should claim they have signals atleast  not for slot games.

[ethereumhunter]

That will depends on the group because if you are on one group but you don't know each people on that, that info may be not real and only wants to search for their target to scam their members on that group. But if you know that group and you already meet each other, that signal could be real because you are in a group that really know who they are. Sometimes our friends will share their analysis to other people in that group but they don't claim that their prediction is 100% works and tells to all people to analyze more.

I joined in one group of prediction with my friends but I can't rely on them because they just do that for fills their spare time and not because for money. They do that for fun so they will analyze the match and sharing it with us and many times we gather in one place to discuss it before we place the bet.

[sunsilk]

Are Signals for Casino games a real thing? I don't know if this is a real thing but in logic if the signal provider had an accurate and winning rate above 80% why would he gonna share with others or share with a system like paid signal?

If they're a real thing and most of them if not all are accurate, all of us gamblers will be rich in no time. But why is it that many testify that they're not real or accurate at all? It's because the signals provider solely takes all the money through fees.

And your question is right, why would they share an effective signal if they can simply apply it to themselves and become rich, right?

That doesn't makes sense and don't get fooled by them and stop wasting your time and don't be gullible with everything they say.

[topbitcoin]

So today I came across a post on a WhatsApp TV that caught my attention. I have seen different telegram channels, groups, WhatsApp TVs and groups post sport bet codes and claim that their predictions are always 100% correct (which in reality is not) but never have I seen anywhere that signals are being given for casino games.

Basically, what they image (below) means is that - you’ll be added to a group and then the so-called “signal provider” will give you the exact time and multiplier that a specific game (e.g Crash) will get to before it stops.



I’d like to hear your thoughts on this, do you think something like this is possible? Or it’s just a means to scam people off their money? I personally know that even the casinos don’t know the exact numbers that will come up next not to talk of an outsider.

It seems like we often discuss things like this, in many threads and it also says about groups that sell codes or sell betting signals to get winnings.

Both in any social gurp in my opinion this is a difficult thing to believe, especially if they offer the casino they use, it could be fraud and the winnings he shows are the result of my recreation, we don't know that about someone who sells betting signals like that.

Except maybe it will be more interesting when we as customers are free to use any casino we like, and the prediction can be correct that is an amazing thing, in my opinion, but if they only recommend one casino, it might be a scam.

Maybe they are just showing past winnings or getting pictures on the internet, it might not be, or again they can edit things like that, because nowadays it is very easy to commit fraud in that way.

[passwordnow]

That will depends on the group because if you are on one group but you don't know each people on that, that info may be not real and only wants to search for their target to scam their members on that group.

With that kind of message, that's a spot on scam attempt.

But if you know that group and you already meet each other, that signal could be real because you are in a group that really know who they are. Sometimes our friends will share their analysis to other people in that group but they don't claim that their prediction is 100% works and tells to all people to analyze more.

If this is it, this is a friendly signal but I won't take them seriously as they're are being shared through a friendly matter. I've got friends too that shares their picks but I won't call it as a signal and whoever wants to copy their bets, everyone from the circle is free to do that. And to be honest, I prefer this. No strings attached, copy or not, no obligation for any VIP and you can even blame your friend if the copied bet lost. 

I joined in one group of prediction with my friends but I can't rely on them because they just do that for fills their spare time and not because for money. They do that for fun so they will analyze the match and sharing it with us and many times we gather in one place to discuss it before we place the bet.

That's why either from a friend, a stranger or even a paid one, none of them are going to be as good as you think to rely on.

[Coyster]

I don't believe in any paid or even free signals, i don't buy them, neither am i ever interested in them. Like i always say, if these people selling you these signals were actually certain that their prediction was 100% correct, they would not need you or i to purchase the signals, they wouldn't even be looking for subscribers.

They are supposed to play the games themselves, since they are so sure; and if they do not have money to do so, they would take loans or sell some of their belongings. But they do not do that because they know their signals are fake, and they need to make money from those who are buying it.