Should winning bettors sell subscriptions?

[rachael9385]

I'm a skeptical person, if someone sell something and promise after join this class we can earn up to x fantastic amount, I will stay away from them.

I don't believe something like that, the real gurus only promise what skill or knowledge after joined their class, nothing more. Example artists open art class, instead of promising  we can sell our art for x price, they will promise if we can draw like them because they teach how to use brush, pressure etc.

I never trust gamblers and traders that selling private class, books etc.

Yeah, I just don't see the point in it for gamblers - if you do well already, why would you even sell your "forecasts" in the first place?
Subscription would be like a safe-pillow when the position wouldn't work as intended for a person who is selling things like that, in my opinion.

What I understand about this whole selling of a thing to fellow gamblers is probably  because they are not also sure about the games either. Why I said this is because even if they sell forecasts games to fellow gamblers and the games goes sideways, they are not losing much of their money, because other gamblers are given them money to get Tips from them. However even if they are all able to win the bets, the influencer will profit twice because he sold the Tips to other gamblers and still won the bet.

[Jemzx00]

It's quiet hard to believe these kind of services especially that professional gamblers gain lots of profits with their gambling alone. This is most likely the same scheme like those "Business Owners" on social media who sells coaching session to the public to be millionaire like them.

Also, forecast reports are usually free and publicize on most platforms, you just got to look to the right direction. You can also get free opinions and insights here on the forum as there's public discussion on games.

[Ojima-ojo]

I watch several influencers on Telegram. Each of them claims to be a winning player over a long distance. But not all of them provide statistics on winnings. Not all of them can show statistics on the verifier either. And most importantly, many sell a variety of things:
1. A subscription to a closed chat, where, according to them, you can chat with the best bettors.
2. Selling forecasts.
3. Selling access to a paid service, which, according to their authors, has forecasts for matches in which there is a transfer above the bookmaker's line.
And what do you think, should a winning player over a long distance sell forecasts, access to a closed chat or access to a closed service?

I have a guy I was following his channel on telegram and each time he share predictions and ask many of his followers to bet heavily on those codes, but each time at the end of the game, he usually share the testimony of those who won and even share screenshots evidence some times.


But I have never seen any of his followers sharing they story or screenshot of their winning themselves, so I became curious and decided to dig deeper about the guy, and what I discovered was that, the guy is a casino ambassador a d at that he is just using that tactic to convey people Into using the casino and he does not even engage in real bets and he have access to evidence just to prove to his followers that his script is accurate.

[Perfectbaby]

And what do you think, should a winning player over a long distance sell forecasts, access to a closed chat or access to a closed service?

This isn't just the case over here, and i think there should be an overall data with solid prove about their history of winning for long term in the site they usual used to gamble then we can say that people can buy and subscribe to their channel to buy their prediction and forecast. I understand that people needs prove and evidences otherwise we should always understand how gambling works and when the winning probability solely depends on luck/chances then we can say that subscribing to their channels or groups on telegram is either 1 or 0.

[Richbased]

Let's be clear, there are no safe and 100% guaranteed winnings. Those who sell it are mostly scammers, and it would be foolish to buy anything from them.

Exactly, I also use to think if someone who ask gamblers to subscribe to their betting tips don't gamble at all because if actually their predictions are guaranteed for winning then why don't they stake their own money on those predictions and possibly release them to other bettors without having to charge them some fees for it.
They're real scammers because this is gambling as winning is not guaranteed so what is the need paying for betting tips and still lose at the end.

But as you said, those who win in the long run may be worth something, but what is the winning rate a player must have in order to be worth buying tips from him? Just over 50% or you wouldn't even consider him if his winning rate is under 70-80%?

Even if it is someone that has a long winning streak records don't you think they make wrong predictions as well because having a long winning records doesn't mean they can't make wrong predictions and someone can buy betting tips and it may not work for them.