Is it worth being a sports betting scalper?

[acroman08]

I am not a big sports bettor so I am sorry if I am a bit ignorant but what exactly is a sports betting scalper? it's my first time hearing about this term when it comes to sports betting.

claims her predictions are over 85% accurate.

Yeah, she is full of BS about that claim. if she ever posted here in the forum she'd be called out and will be asked for proofs.

[avp2306]

I haven't tried it yet. But is the scalper business a good one? Can you make it your main job? I didn't ask her how much she earns because it might be rude, but from what she tells me, she started in less than a year. Sometimes she doesn't have many customers buying, which makes her have a more or less profitable week.

Its not rude to ask if you can easily reach up with her. But I guess the income she get always depends on her effort made since the more sales more profit to take from that activity..

She has to be on her cell phone 24hrs a day and barely sleeps for fear of missing the games to pass on her predictions.

That mean how stressful her job is, imagine that you need to be on your phone 24 hours a day for you not to miss out any single updates. Provably your body will collapsed and she might get serious illness due to to her activities.

The cool thing about this profession is that it can be done from home. Now, the question is whether it's worth it.

Yeah its cool that she can work from home with  that activity but the question if all her money gained is really worth it to exchange his health? If she's earning good money well maybe everything might be in good position. But if she earn just to survive maybe there might be a serious problem will occur on her side especially for health matters.

[Apocollapse]

Worth or not depends on the person.

Some people say become a programmer isn't worth it because you will sit down the whole day and keep learning until you die, even you get paid high, but people need real interaction with other people and taking rest instead of always following the pace.

Some people say become a business isn't worth it because you will work 24/7 and there's no guarantee it will success, you might end up bankrupt.

Now betting scalper, it might be similar like become a programmer, but you're risking your money, it's worth it for you?

[Fortify]

It's been a while since I started a topic here.

I know a female friend who works from home selling betting tickets for a casino. She has a WhatsApp group where she posts the matches. From what i could see, she also posts the odds, ready-made tickets, and claims her predictions are over 85% accurate.

I haven't tried it yet. But is the scalper business a good one? Can you make it your main job? I didn't ask her how much she earns because it might be rude, but from what she tells me, she started in less than a year. Sometimes she doesn't have many customers buying, which makes her have a more or less profitable week.

She has to be on her cell phone 24hrs a day and barely sleeps for fear of missing the games to pass on her predictions.

The cool thing about this profession is that it can be done from home. Now, the question is whether it's worth it.

Sounds like a load of rubbish to me. If they were really that good at predictions they would not be reselling them, as they could be rinsing the bookmakers for millions, hell the bookmakers would be hiring her to figure out why she is so good at it. The fact is, the product she is selling is predictions and it is in her interest to make it seem like she does it very well with high accuracy - or nobody would buy her service. Lots of people do this but use all sorts of manipulative strategies to make it seem like they are much more accurate than they really are. The reality is it's hard to get even 51% win ratios over a long time period against bookmakers, because the analysis they do it pretty damn effective on average.

[lizarder]

I know a female friend who works from home selling betting tickets for a casino. She has a WhatsApp group where she posts the matches. From what i could see, she also posts the odds, ready-made tickets, and claims her predictions are over 85% accurate.

It is a strong woman and she is a hard worker to make money. Then my question from where the prediction can be interpreted as a fairly right step so he dares to say his predictions are more than 85% accurate. He uses what kind of prediction because gambling will be difficult to say the issue of the percentage of victory in predictions as far as I know.

I haven't tried it yet. But is the scalper business a good one? Can you make it your main job? I didn't ask her how much she earns because it might be rude, but from what she tells me, she started in less than a year. Sometimes she doesn't have many customers buying, which makes her have a more or less profitable week.

When talking about business, maybe as long as it is profitable it can be said to be good, but the connoisseurs themselves feel disadvantaged or not. Because people will do anything to make money, but what needs to be highlighted by people who use their services feels benefited or not. To make the work become the main job, we must see that the job has a long -term prospect and usually a broker business like this will not last long.

Now anyone can place bets on the internet and the question is why should you use his services? That is a common question that can provide answers, whether the business is good in the long run or has promising prospects.

[pawanjain]

claims her predictions are over 85% accurate.

A simple fact is that if her predictions are 85% accurate then she would be betting on the matches herself.
Even if she lost 15% of the capital she would still be making around 85% gains which is a good ideal.
So we can know from this that she's lying and she isn't making good money from her group.
On top of that, she has to take the burden of staying awake for longer hours which will impact her health in the long run.
I would consider this a bad option.

[Strongkored]

It's been a while since I started a topic here.

I know a female friend who works from home selling betting tickets for a casino. She has a WhatsApp group where she posts the matches. From what i could see, she also posts the odds, ready-made tickets, and claims her predictions are over 85% accurate.

I haven't tried it yet. But is the scalper business a good one? Can you make it your main job?

85% accuracy is quite high in my opinion and should be without selling tickets which makes it more risky of course she has made quite a lot of money, but this is like the owner of a trading signal channel who says a high win rate but actually he earns more from members who pay to join his channel, so it can be said that it is not trustworthy at all and I suspect that those who still join the women's group are just bettors who are curious because they have won but it could be that they lose much more often, and that is not a good job because she gets money with the embellishment that contains elements of lies.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I don't think it's possible to continually make predictions that are up to 85% accurate, even if by virtue luck, some or most of her prediction is accurate, it wouldn't happen repeatedly, some days are bad and some days are good (full of luck). She can actually be making money to sell those tickets if she have had quite a lot of customers that believes in her prediction. If she, on her own believes that her prediction is always 85% accurate, then he should start wagering some huge amount, that's what will make her earn more  .

[bangjoe]

It's been a while since I started a topic here.

I know a female friend who works from home selling betting tickets for a casino. She has a WhatsApp group where she posts the matches. From what i could see, she also posts the odds, ready-made tickets, and claims her predictions are over 85% accurate.

I haven't tried it yet. But is the scalper business a good one? Can you make it your main job? I didn't ask her how much she earns because it might be rude, but from what she tells me, she started in less than a year. Sometimes she doesn't have many customers buying, which makes her have a more or less profitable week.

She has to be on her cell phone 24hrs a day and barely sleeps for fear of missing the games to pass on her predictions.

The cool thing about this profession is that it can be done from home. Now, the question is whether it's worth it.

I don't know if it's worth it or not, because I don't delve into the profession like he does, but in terms of the business that allows him to make tremendous profits in his profession and also his predictions are very good, I think it will be worth it for him and the people who follow him, because basically accuracy is very important in cases like this, and no one can easily.

He works so hard that he has trouble sleeping peacefully, whether it's worth it or not depends on the satisfaction and victory he gets either financially or in terms of satisfaction.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

A friend of mine was in a similar group and claimed it was accurate; however, if I can't believe something that I cannot see with my own eyes, I'm having a hard time believing that her group's predictions are 85% accurate.

Back in the days I used to use some of these groups and all of them do not deliver what they claim. They will only posts the success stories but all the losing events are not a part of their promotions.

Of course the business is lucrative. When you have a good marketing team, and able to attract players then charging a subscription fees can make you good money. You are not losing anything at all but investing time and managerial skills.

[m2017]

I haven't tried it yet. But is the scalper business a good one? Can you make it your main job? I didn't ask her how much she earns because it might be rude, but from what she tells me, she started in less than a year. Sometimes she doesn't have many customers buying, which makes her have a more or less profitable week.

You have so many questions that it looks like you want to try your hand at this profession.

No one will disclose the real profitability of such activities for reasons of not attracting competitors if it is really very profitable.

She has to be on her cell phone 24hrs a day and barely sleeps for fear of missing the games to pass on her predictions.

The workload can be delegated to other people (employees) with such an inconvenient work schedule.
 

The cool thing about this profession is that it can be done from home. Now, the question is whether it's worth it.

This work is similar to running your own business, that is, all the burden and responsibility falls only on you.

Is it worth doing? To answer, more background information is needed: what the monthly profit can be. To understand this, personal experimental testing activities will be required.

[irsykes]

first time see the world of sports with scalper. i started to think this strategy with quite high risk. in my opinion in the world of gambling many people do many things strategy but the ratio of risk level is different. put hope luck only but excessive will be fatal if not controlled and if playing with pleasure as entertainment might be better

[Ultegra134]

Back in the days I used to use some of these groups and all of them do not deliver what they claim. They will only posts the success stories but all the losing events are not a part of their promotions.

Of course the business is lucrative. When you have a good marketing team, and able to attract players then charging a subscription fees can make you good money. You are not losing anything at all but investing time and managerial skills.

Of course they don't, there is no sane person out there handing out free money making advice (or for a fee in this case). Provided that you had insider information, you wouldn't sell it for a subscription, you'd simply take full advantage of it and not tell anyone about it. I've received a handful of messages in the past from so-called enterpreneurs, some were gambling related as well, inviting me to their secret signaling group for a "minor" fee of $30 to $40 per month if I remember correctly. Messed with a couple of them and haven't received anything for quite a while.

[Wapfika]

first time see the world of sports with scalper. i started to think this strategy with quite high risk. in my opinion in the world of gambling many people do many things strategy but the ratio of risk level is different. put hope luck only but excessive will be fatal if not controlled and if playing with pleasure as entertainment might be better

We are talking about the scalping job which doesn’t involve any risk on the side of the one selling the tickets. I think this is only popular on country that has online betting restrictions since people can’t place bets on their own.

However, On player side there’s really a lot of risk involved here since they are relying on 3rd party to place bets for them in exchange of being able to gamble. I’m not sure if it’s really worth it because I’m not in their shoe but I will completely understand if someone still avail this option due to country restrictions and also with 85% success rate being promote by the seller.

[bitbollo]

yes is profitable and also a nice way for earning.
but you need a good money management system, a large stake for gambling, tools (like software), double internet connection, live streaming (maybe a fast one) or at least subscription to premium service for live sport news.
plus you need a lot of time for following the event. good scalpers play most of the time only pre-match... this is why is really profitable...

85% of win by your friend is just a percentage... wich odd she use? what is the ROI? what is the overall profit?

[AliMan]

It's been a while since I started a topic here.

I know a female friend who works from home selling betting tickets for a casino. She has a WhatsApp group where she posts the matches. From what i could see, she also posts the odds, ready-made tickets, and claims her predictions are over 85% accurate.

I haven't tried it yet. But is the scalper business a good one? Can you make it your main job? I didn't ask her how much she earns because it might be rude, but from what she tells me, she started in less than a year. Sometimes she doesn't have many customers buying, which makes her have a more or less profitable week.

She has to be on her cell phone 24hrs a day and barely sleeps for fear of missing the games to pass on her predictions.

The cool thing about this profession is that it can be done from home. Now, the question is whether it's worth it.

This would be worth it when you got so wealthy on your finances, but it's not that fortunate in times of failures of your bets. When you're scalper, the risk was too huge compared to regular invested gambling bets. However, if have chosen those wrong team to arrange for your set plays I don't think it would sustain any longer to gain that much for your winning streaks.

[cabron]

Very rare for a woman to engage in sports betting and she seems really doing well to make a living through it with 85% prediction rate. She must have known the sport very well and followed all the stuff.

I'm not very familiar with the term sports betting scalper but with that kind of prediction rate and predicting it while the game hasn't yet started, it would really mean she's that good.

[Findingnemo]

Based on your definition of the job the betting scalper is more like prediction guru or she does also have to place the bets for their customers?

Either way it's highly risky, cause if someone denies payment after losing the bet then it should be paid from her own pocket and I don't think with the evolution of technology there is no need for such middlemen to place bets or for prediction, we can do those things on our own.

However, it can bring good money but it's not reliable so it should not be considered as a career even if it brings 5 figures salary per month.

[_act_]

Based on your definition of the job the betting scalper is more like prediction guru or she does also have to place the bets for their customers?

No. Only what the person will do is to predict some matches and give it to her customers but the customers will pay first before she will give any of them the predictions. This is not just highly risky but it is also just a scam. I do not know how some people will be very foolish to go for something like this.

Either way it's highly risky, cause if someone denies payment after losing the bet then it should be paid from her own pocket and I don't think with the evolution of technology there is no need for such middlemen to place bets or for prediction, we can do those things on our own.

She has nothing to pay. It is pay first and receive the prediction just like I explained.

However, it can bring good money but it's not reliable so it should not be considered as a career even if it brings 5 figures salary per month.

I agree with you about this.

[Forsyth Jones]

I am not a big sports bettor so I am sorry if I am a bit ignorant but what exactly is a sports betting scalper? it's my first time hearing about this term when it comes to sports betting.

In my understanding, a betting scalper is a person who works for a casino and passes on the casino's pre-made tickets to the bettors.
Remember that it is not the person who makes the predictions, but the casino. The person simply passes the tickets on to the interested parties.

Yeah, she is full of BS about that claim. if she ever posted here in the forum she'd be called out and will be asked for proofs.

I've already invited her to post on this forum, but she isn't someone who has shown interest in learning about bitcoin and cryptocurrencies and would have difficulty adapting to this forum, especially in a forum where the content posted is mostly in English (in brazil we speak Portuguese). Although she has a translator, she is a person who does not know much about technology.