match fixing

[bitterguy28]

Have you lost your mind my dud, match fixing is illegal especially in gambling I don't think anyone cares about this issue
one of the things we all fear is matches that are fixed,

good luck with that

maybe he knew that since he have just hide after making this post .

Provably he knows that and it seems he just trolling this community. And who the hell professionals would gamble their future for just $2500 only. For sure he would never succeed on his match fixing plans with that figures since in sports scene that amount is just so small for pro players salary.

yeah maybe that is trolling or trying to shoot the stars from that point lol.
and also you are correct because of being  professionals ? players will never give their work away.

Also I don't think he's for real since he didn't even bother to post a reply regarding on people's opinion towards what he's seeking here. Also for sure that he would get any good suggestions here since what he want to do is something illegal and no people in right mind here will cooperate to what he likes to happen.

or maybe he is waiting in His telegram if there is someone who will bite the bait?  we don't know what is really on the table for this.

[South Park]

By the way, if match-fixing is well organized, it is very difficult to detect. Of course, it is more common in the lower leagues, but on the other hand, maybe it is simply more often detected in the lower leagues and poor countries? Sometimes it is so poorly hidden that it becomes noticeable almost immediately. And we only know about match-fixing from those cases that were easily detected. And those fixed matches that remained undetected contributed to the funding of the criminal industry. Do we have the tools to detect well-organized match-fixing? I doubt it.

Not only that, the sport leagues themselves do not want for that information to become public, so even if they knew there was some match fixing going on, it is likely they will choose to hide it instead of actually investigating what is happening, because if they did so and they found out most teams and players were engaging on it, then they will lose the confidence of the fans and their support, bringing massive losses and it could be a blow from which they may not recover.

[Ojima-ojo]

By the way, if match-fixing is well organized, it is very difficult to detect. Of course, it is more common in the lower leagues, but on the other hand, maybe it is simply more often detected in the lower leagues and poor countries? Sometimes it is so poorly hidden that it becomes noticeable almost immediately. And we only know about match-fixing from those cases that were easily detected. And those fixed matches that remained undetected contributed to the funding of the criminal industry. Do we have the tools to detect well-organized match-fixing? I doubt it.

Not only that, the sport leagues themselves do not want for that information to become public, so even if they knew there was some match fixing going on, it is likely they will choose to hide it instead of actually investigating what is happening, because if they did so and they found out most teams and players were engaging on it, then they will lose the confidence of the fans and their support, bringing massive losses and it could be a blow from which they may not recover.

There have been some cases of exposed match fixing in the past and that have really effected alot of things to toah fact the limit minimum chances of such crime taking place in contemporary league's is quite impossible, and for sure we have to realize that no player will want to risk his career or risk going from jail for attempt match fixing crimes.


Those at risk are the referee, they can't attempt to get involved in such corrupt practice, because of a referee is bought over to fixed the match in favor of a club, believe me you will see that match going in that direction.

[OgNasty]

This thread has got to be a joke. I don’t think anyone involved in something like this would ever trust strangers on the internet, especially for a few grand. I’m sure there have been plenty of hilarious conversations as a result of this thread though. I can only imagine the impersonations and crazy stories being told in an attempt to scam.

[Woodie]

Lol who in their right mind would put their career on the line for $2500 I know some of these competitions the prize money isn't much but let's not spoil the sport, let sweat and hardwork bring the best results from the best candidate!!

And btw the way, just how awkward would it be for a random person going to ask a sports start such a silly question ⁉️ I bet the person would call the sports officials  or police on you.

[EarnOnVictor]

By the way, if match-fixing is well organized, it is very difficult to detect. Of course, it is more common in the lower leagues, but on the other hand, maybe it is simply more often detected in the lower leagues and poor countries? Sometimes it is so poorly hidden that it becomes noticeable almost immediately. And we only know about match-fixing from those cases that were easily detected. And those fixed matches that remained undetected contributed to the funding of the criminal industry. Do we have the tools to detect well-organized match-fixing? I doubt it.

Not only that, the sport leagues themselves do not want for that information to become public, so even if they knew there was some match fixing going on, it is likely they will choose to hide it instead of actually investigating what is happening, because if they did so and they found out most teams and players were engaging on it, then they will lose the confidence of the fans and their support, bringing massive losses and it could be a blow from which they may not recover.

I suppose you mean the actual team and, not the sports body itself. If it were to be the sports body, they would do the needful in most cases unless they have some kind of political preference or affiliation with the team or person(s) involved, politics is everywhere. Match-fixing is entirely bad but it is happening and will continue to happen. The only way the fight against it could be total is when the sports body is not partial and has spies everywhere. However, the way players, coaches, referees and other officiating officers are being caught and punished is commendable. I hope it can be more thorough to put an end to such a menace.

[bitterguy28]

This thread has got to be a joke. I don’t think anyone involved in something like this would ever trust strangers on the internet, especially for a few grand. I’m sure there have been plenty of hilarious conversations as a result of this thread though. I can only imagine the impersonations and crazy stories being told in an attempt to scam.

Maybe this account is just a troll so the thread will run long as how he planned because never that OP become online again nor posting here ,unless he kept waiting in his Telegram for potential victim or scammers to target him or the other way around .

[Ojima-ojo]

This thread has got to be a joke. I don’t think anyone involved in something like this would ever trust strangers on the internet, especially for a few grand. I’m sure there have been plenty of hilarious conversations as a result of this thread though. I can only imagine the impersonations and crazy stories being told in an attempt to scam.

Right from the beginning of this discussion, it has been rebuffed several times on the assertion that there could be a possible game fixing process that can truly succeed without being detected by the officials, unless if the whole match team including the technical teams are all involved in that scam that is the only time such thing as match fixing can truly hd ground.


But at this point, the world competition have gone on advanced stage and at that we should accept the fact that such thing as match fixing will be near impossible to happen and for some reason it highly discouraged and punished severally that make no one want to engage in such thing.

[boyptc]

I hope that the mods will lock this thread. OP doesn't have plans of getting back on this thread and he's left his contact on Telegram.

That's the reason that the discussion will just continue about assumptions and there's nothing serious that will be doing what he's asking for.

But at this point, the world competition have gone on advanced stage and at that we should accept the fact that such thing as match fixing will be near impossible to happen and for some reason it highly discouraged and punished severally that make no one want to engage in such thing.

Highly unlikely to happen but you'd see those that have a strong-will to cheat because they're probably decided and willing to accept risk and about to quit their sport.

[Pmalek]

I don't remember ever seeing someone being this honest about the crime they want to commit. We usually see people promising great earning opportunities for easy work and stuff like that, which immediately smells like a scam.

Here is the thing though: If I was a criminal and match fixer who know and can find players willing to participate in match fixing, I wouldn't need you, would I?
I hope you get caught during your first attempt and never get a chance to do it again.

[EarnOnVictor]

Trying to find someone to get you connections with these pro tennis players? and then you're paying them ...

That $2,500 isn’t meant for the players directly; it’s more of a finder’s fee for anyone who can connect OP with a player willing to rig a game. According to the post, it’s $2,500 per player—so if you find 10 players, that’s a total of $25,000. But the real question is, is it worth it? And are players even interested in taking that risk?

There are still players who still have a desire for match-fixing?
Are we easy to find players like that? I don't think so, match-fixing is usually hidden and only a few people know about it.

And Telegram is now their then in this modern day, something that is illegal. Regardless, it is hidden but awareness matters, this is what they are now doing through social media. This is no more like the old ways where people were in their dungeons doing illegality in their closets with the knowledge of only a small circle of participants.

With the internet, more people can be contacted, and no matter how they do it, they will convey and do whatever they must do. The only issue is trust, will they pay the money truthfully? And won't the whole process be rigged?

You think it would be that easy anymore? After the change of policy on telegram app and you think such thing will be that possible and likely to happened?, Well to me i found it very hard to such thing to happened since telegram is no long a decentralized platform, and if such happens it can easily be revealed. However, there maybe another platform which such thing would happened about match fixing or even though its happening it would be with a serious caution.

I wonder why you view it this way because Telegram is still the most untrusted social media channel among all the existing ones. This is evident in the way you see all activities moving there, especially those ignoble ones. Even on this forum, many illegal activities and match-fixing adverts have been placed, it is all about routing it to Telegram. Has that not hinted enough to you? A while ago when Durov Pavel was arrested in France, was it not about all the illegal activities happening on Telegram while he turned a blind eye?

After then, the UN shared a heartbreaking evil perpetrated on Telegram. Telegram has always been the den of illegality and there is countless proofs to back that up including the ones of the direct victims. How many of them have they traced successfully to date?

Links:

1. https://punchng.com/criminal-networks-use-telegram-for-illegal-activities-un/
2. https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/criminal-networks-southeast-asia-flourish-telegrams-underground-markets-un-says-2024-10-07/
3. https://www.occrp.org/en/news/telegram-enables-se-asian-crime-networks-un-warns

The links are endless.

[Finestream]

I don't remember ever seeing someone being this honest about the crime they want to commit. We usually see people promising great earning opportunities for easy work and stuff like that, which immediately smells like a scam.

Here is the thing though: If I was a criminal and match fixer who know and can find players willing to participate in match fixing, I wouldn't need you, would I?
I hope you get caught during your first attempt and never get a chance to do it again.

Exactly, why bring others in when you can keep all the profits? Match-fixing is easy money, and the more people involved, the bigger the risk. You want to boost your earnings and cut down on danger, so stick to a small circle of trusted folks. Remember, even those closest to you can turn into traitors when money’s on the line.

[Mpamaegbu]

This thread has got to be a joke.

Frankly, that was the same thing that ran through my mind as I read the OP. I guess there are so many others who know this too. OP is an attention seeker. That's what I surmise. It's not as if stuff like match fixing aren't a thing in sports for we've seen proven cases and allegations of match fixing across certain sports. Football is the most hit with this. However, no one comes public with such a heinous crime incubating. They always hide it. Anyone who does it like OP has done is merely chasing clout.

[wiivita]

i'd say it's just another classic way to self promote! Pretty sure people already reached out to OP and asked about if he can facilitate with fixes for $ amount in crypto and ofcourse he will say yes . . .

[PX-Z]

Need someone who is near Tennis Challenger events to go ask players if they would be interested in match fixing, paying $2500 per player you find me.
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I wonder how can someone tell if those info are legitimate or you are just luring people with malicious intent to scam you. Regardless the terms between two parties especially without any escrow i only think a way of scammer to get this way. Of course, there's no way of someone here have those info to be shared for such intent.

[Odohu]

Not only that, the sport leagues themselves do not want for that information to become public, so even if they knew there was some match fixing going on, it is likely they will choose to hide it instead of actually investigating what is happening, because if they did so and they found out most teams and players were engaging on it, then they will lose the confidence of the fans and their support, bringing massive losses and it could be a blow from which they may not recover.

Match fixing does not involve the league management as it is something done in high secret. The likely people that are involved in match fixing might be the players, officials, and possibly the coach. These are the people that can directly influence the outcome of the match, so they are always or partly on the know of match fixing. It might not be all of the listed people, just few players can arrange match fixing but not correct score which is the peak of match fixing.

If the management of the league find out about match fixing, they will not keep silent about it instead they will activate disciplinary measures to discourage it and also protect the integrity of their league.

[rachael9385]

Not only that, the sport leagues themselves do not want for that information to become public, so even if they knew there was some match fixing going on, it is likely they will choose to hide it instead of actually investigating what is happening, because if they did so and they found out most teams and players were engaging on it, then they will lose the confidence of the fans and their support, bringing massive losses and it could be a blow from which they may not recover.

Match fixing does not involve the league management as it is something done in high secret. The likely people that are involved in match fixing might be the players, officials, and possibly the coach. These are the people that can directly influence the outcome of the match, so they are always or partly on the know of match fixing. It might not be all of the listed people, just few players can arrange match fixing but not correct score which is the peak of match fixing.

If the management of the league find out about match fixing, they will not keep silent about it instead they will activate disciplinary measures to discourage it and also protect the integrity of their league.

Yes you are right, but the people that can fix a match are probably those in higher ground like VAR, is just like the match are on the hands of this guys, they can easily cancel any goals that's scored by those they do not want them to win. However it is bad to fix a game and mostly when they fix the game in a way that the strong team have to lose.

I don't remember ever seeing someone being this honest about the crime they want to commit. We usually see people promising great earning opportunities for easy work and stuff like that, which immediately smells like a scam.

Here is the thing though: If I was a criminal and match fixer who know and can find players willing to participate in match fixing, I wouldn't need you, would I?
I hope you get caught during your first attempt and never get a chance to do it again.

Match-fixing is easy money, and the more people involved, the bigger the risk.

This kind of things likely to happen when big team meets a small team, (and you know) on these kind of match between a big and a small team, gamblers always bet on the big team to win the small team, so when the big team lose or draw the whole gamblers that bet on them also lose.

[Dunamisx]

Yes you are right, but the people that can fix a match are probably those in higher ground like VAR, is just like the match are on the hands of this guys, they can easily cancel any goals that's scored by those they do not want them to win. However it is bad to fix a game and mostly when they fix the game in a way that the strong team have to lose.

I doubt if the VAR could risk their job to that extent only to get match fixed, for them to be employed to do a professional service, they are expected to to condole any form of corrupt practice and if found, they are going to risk loosing their job, which i believe the consequence aftermath will be more higher than what they tend to be rewarded for fixing a match, maybe other people are doing such anyways aside the VAR.

[HONDACD125]

I doubt if the VAR could risk their job to that extent only to get match fixed, for them to be employed to do a professional service, they are expected to to condole any form of corrupt practice and if found, they are going to risk loosing their job, which i believe the consequence aftermath will be more higher than what they tend to be rewarded for fixing a match, maybe other people are doing such anyways aside the VAR.

The consequences are there for everyone, not only the officials, so whoever decides to be involved in fixing a match, whether it's a match-fixing or spot-fixing, basically takes the risk by taking the money and hoping that they won't get caught. So we can't say that officials who are in control of the game wouldn't be involved in fixing a match at all because money makes people do all sorts of things, especially if there's too much of it.

What fixers do when they are doing it in a big league or a world-class event is they do the tiniest things to make it look normal for others who aren't aware of what is happening and make their bets on those things. Or, they will do the type of fixing which cannot get caught. Imagine a team that tries very hard but can't score any goals. Anyone would say that they tried but it wasn't their day, and no one would think that the game was fixed.

[EarnOnVictor]

i'd say it's just another classic way to self promote! Pretty sure people already reached out to OP and asked about if he can facilitate with fixes for $ amount in crypto and ofcourse he will say yes . . .

That will be gullible though, I guess the true users of Bitcointalk will show some level of restraint in a thing like this. We've been preaching much about some adverts like this, that people should do their research and be wise before they decide to act on anything advertised here, especially those things that the forum is not well familiar with and whose tracks can be covered. Also, anything that can't be concluded here but directed to "Telegram" should be considered highly risky.