Do we call games “fixed” just because we can’t accept losing?

[Botnake]

Sometimes when we lose a bet, the first thing that comes to mind is, “this game must be rigged.” I’ve been there too, blaming the refs, the players, even the league itself. But after cooling down, I realized maybe it wasn’t fixed at all… maybe I was just frustrated with the result.

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

Thought a game was scripted or manipulated, but later on realized it was just your emotion talking after a bad loss?

[acroman08]

It's not an uncommon feeling to have, a lot of gamblers have felt this, and when they do feel it, it is usually because of emotions, but I am not gonna lie that there have been a lot of questionable calls on a match out there, which makes the game/match look like it is fixed/rigged.

[Charles-Tim]

I do not think any match is rigged because I lost bet placd on the match, but there was a day I was betting on in-play, a team scored 5 goals and it remained just 15 minutes to the end of the match. It was a lower football league that I do not know about. The match later ended within the 15 minutes with the opponent won with 6 goals to 5. All within 15 minutes. I still think till today that match was fixed but I may be wrong.

[GoldBitcoin112]

Sometimes when we lose a bet, the first thing that comes to mind is, “this game must be rigged.” I’ve been there too, blaming the refs, the players, even the league itself. But after cooling down, I realized maybe it wasn’t fixed at all… maybe I was just frustrated with the result.

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

Thought a game was scripted or manipulated, but later on realized it was just your emotion talking after a bad loss?

Weather you accept losing or not ,the game didn't go in favour of you because the bet company didn't still pay you so is a lost in your own side ,fixed game are real and their is nothing anybody can do about it , because I have come to think about this I noticed is not only the referee that do this alone is a plan between the host the ref ,flag man and other big names of a particular team but it must be in their agreement for peace to resign.

[macson]

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

I rarely think like that myself. If the team I picked loses, I accept the loss and don't think about whether the game was rigged or not, because the league I bet on is a popular one, so the chances of a match being rigged are slim.

However, one time, during the CWC final, I did think the match was rigged, because PSG didn't get a chance to score, and Chelsea emerged victorious. I just couldn't accept it. And to this day, I think the game was rigged, even though there's no solid evidence to support it.

[Dave1]

Sometimes when we lose a bet, the first thing that comes to mind is, “this game must be rigged.” I’ve been there too, blaming the refs, the players, even the league itself. But after cooling down, I realized maybe it wasn’t fixed at all… maybe I was just frustrated with the result.

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

Thought a game was scripted or manipulated, but later on realized it was just your emotion talking after a bad loss?

Yes, I think when gamblers lose money, they will have to find a excuse or even blame someone in worst cases that causes them to lose that money. But if you are matured enough, you will understand that everything is still base on luck even in sports betting when we used our analytics.

So just let it be, let it pass and for sure later on there are no fixed games or whatever reasons you think. It's that it could be that the team is going to lose regardless of whatever you see it.

[Nwada001]

Emotions can play a role by pushing us to think that way, but there are games in which, watching it from start to finish, you will realize that something is wrong with the playing pattern, either referee officiating directly in favor of one team or a goalkeeper being recklessly careless, leading him to concede more goals that could have been saved in such a situation. I won't just put it in my emotions; I will put it out there on the team.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

No, that's not the case mate, I don't just run into a conclusion that the game I bet on have been rigged because I had a lose. Sometimes I place my bets after doing my analysis and I don't even watch the game because there's no chance for me to watch the match but if it's a match I watched, there's some performance which I would see before I can conclude that it was a rigged game and secondly I don't normally have such fear if betting on top leagues, although nothing is really impossible these day (games can be rigged without us knowing) but that's not the first thought I normally have if I lose my game.

[Wiwo]

Sometimes when we lose a bet, the first thing that comes to mind is, “this game must be rigged.” I’ve been there too, blaming the refs, the players, even the league itself. But after cooling down, I realized maybe it wasn’t fixed at all… maybe I was just frustrated with the result.

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

Thought a game was scripted or manipulated, but later on realized it was just your emotion talking after a bad loss?

Having such thoughts of possible games fixing, must align with some thoughts and facts because not all games can be fixed, if you talking about virtual games yes the fixing can come is massive ways and it can be consistent some time's, but in live international games like the premier leagues, is difficult to get a match fixed over there, between match fixing is highly visible in sport bettings.

[Cointxz]

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

Thought a game was scripted or manipulated, but later on realized it was just your emotion talking after a bad loss?

I don’t blame the match being rigged rather I blame the team/player for underperforming that resulted to lose.

Rig games is very hard to proved therefore we shouldn’t use it as an excuse on our lose bet instead our analysis is the one that should be blamed.

It’s existing but we don’t know exactly what game.

[davis196]

Sometimes when we lose a bet, the first thing that comes to mind is, “this game must be rigged.” I’ve been there too, blaming the refs, the players, even the league itself. But after cooling down, I realized maybe it wasn’t fixed at all… maybe I was just frustrated with the result.

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

Thought a game was scripted or manipulated, but later on realized it was just your emotion talking after a bad loss?

We you call a game "fixed" you must back your claim with valid proof. Most gamblers act butthurt when they lose money, but there are some games, that feel rigged. My country's football league is a total joke. One of the football matches between two of the strongest teams ended with a weird result 5-4, and the first team was leading 5-1 but got 3 goals in the last 10 minutes. All the goals were ridiculous. Most fans, who watched that match were absolutely sure that the match is fixed. However, there's no way to prove that the game was rigged.
It's the most normal thing in the world to blame someone or something else for your misfortunes.

[freedomgo]

These are just excuses, because if you’re a real gambler, you wouldn’t complain. You already know rigged games are possible, whether it’s happening or not in the one you’re betting on. Just accept your losses and move on. After all, there are plenty of other games to bet on.

That’s why it’s important to treat this as a long-term journey. Losses shouldn’t make you emotional. Just place more bets with smaller amounts, that way, you stay stress-free and enjoy the process more.

[mu_enrico]

These are just excuses, because if you’re a real gambler, you wouldn’t complain. You already know rigged games are possible, whether it’s happening or not in the one you’re betting on. Just accept your losses and move on. After all, there are plenty of other games to bet on.

True, every possibility should already be incorporated into the calculation before you place your bet.
It's common for bettors to look into the referee and his biases: how many red cards, fouls, etc. My top-of-mind example is the infamous India vs. Qatar match last year, IIRC. Against Middle Eastern teams, you can expect that the referee will tilt towards them.

My point is, yes, the game can and will be somewhat unfair even in big leagues. Knowing that, it's the bettor's fault if they lose.

[Raflesia]

Sometimes when we lose a bet, the first thing that comes to mind is, “this game must be rigged.” I’ve been there too, blaming the refs, the players, even the league itself. But after cooling down, I realized maybe it wasn’t fixed at all… maybe I was just frustrated with the result.

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

Thought a game was scripted or manipulated, but later on realized it was just your emotion talking after a bad loss?

This happens because the results aren't what we expected, in my opinion. So, it's natural to have a negative reaction when we get unsatisfactory results. But with such incidents, I think almost everyone who bets has experienced it. Furthermore, I think it's about reactions, so it's natural that many people experience similar experiences.

Furthermore, when we bet, we must understand that we will lose. Therefore, we should be able to accept defeat or results that don't match our expectations and not dwell on past losses. This can make us emotional and ambitious to bet again in an unstable emotional state, which can be detrimental to our behavior and decision-making because it's done emotionally rather than calmly.

[Rockson1]

Emotions can play a role by pushing us to think that way, but there are games in which, watching it from start to finish, you will realize that something is wrong with the playing pattern, either referee officiating directly in favor of one team or a goalkeeper being recklessly careless, leading him to concede more goals that could have been saved in such a situation. I won't just put it in my emotions; I will put it out there on the team.

Whether emotions or not unless match officials and playera and every other person's that is involved were tried with substantial evidence and found guilty that they fixed a match, there won't be any need for anyone to think of such trash, it is funny that some gamblers won't just accept gambling they way it is, even if sometimes we suspect how the central referee tries to favour a particular team when the match is on, i refuse to allow my emotion to make me feel that the match is fixed, even as many gamblers believe that match fixing do exist, we should slo and that match fixing is very risky thing, emotion has reframed the mind of some gamblers and for that reason, they refuse to accept the simple reality called loss in gambling.

[Frankolala]

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

Thought a game was scripted or manipulated, but later on realized it was just your emotion talking after a bad loss?

Since, I started playing on online casinos, I don't feel that my losses was because the game was rigged. How will I know that and what prove do I have to show it was rigged. I bet more on football matches and I know that big leagues hardly manipulate an ongoing match. Only, if the referee made a wrong decision by not giving a penalty or gave a penalty wrongly in favor of the team that I bet against.

[DPHOR]

Thought a game was scripted or manipulated, but later on realized it was just your emotion talking after a bad loss?

I think this is something common that usually happens with most gamblers even me, I have experienced something like this before because I was so much believing on my instincts and how the game was set to play out the way I so much wished it would be. Sometimes we may feels something different while the results may not come out as we plans where we could starts thinking that something has happened or maybe the casino are the one who is manipulating the results, I have previously blamed casinos for not allowing me to win a game that i was so much trusted to play on my favor but was surprised how everything turned again.

[Tmoonz]

It's not an uncommon feeling to have, a lot of gamblers have felt this, and when they do feel it, it is usually because of emotions, but I am not gonna lie that there have been a lot of questionable calls on a match out there, which makes the game/match look like it is fixed/rigged.

The concept of this topic can be very hilarious at a glance but it really has lot of meaning to it, am not an exception being a victim of this circumstances but while having some kind of reflections most of the game can be obviously be rigged or manipulated I believe a lot can be or most have be done behind the scene of the game that the gambler knows nothing about and even when we perceived there may not be evidence reasonable enough to back our claims and perhaps there is nothing we can do more like since we can't beat them we join them, based on this I stand to say that games can be rigged or manipulated most of the time and may not always be as a result of emotion from a gambler there can be truth in their perception.

[aioc]

Sometimes when we lose a bet, the first thing that comes to mind is, “this game must be rigged.” I’ve been there too, blaming the refs, the players, even the league itself. But after cooling down, I realized maybe it wasn’t fixed at all… maybe I was just frustrated with the result.

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

It happened to me many times especially in games where the favorite is the one expected to deliver the win, but because of one blunder, they blew it, and we interpret it as game fixing, but unfortunately, it happened; we are just human, frustrated with the outcome when we should have won a bet and take home winnings.
We have to understand that if there's game fixing, the organization will investigate to protect the interests of the betting public. When we realize this, we accept the fact and move on.

[bubilas]

Sometimes when we lose a bet, the first thing that comes to mind is, “this game must be rigged.” I’ve been there too, blaming the refs, the players, even the league itself. But after cooling down, I realized maybe it wasn’t fixed at all… maybe I was just frustrated with the result.

So I’m curious, fellow bettors, have you ever felt that way?

Thought a game was scripted or manipulated, but later on realized it was just your emotion talking after a bad loss?

I've never accused referees or teams of rigging football matches, but I've gotten angry before if that happened. I've also had similar situations in poker, where I'd see my good hand turn out to be trash after all the cards were revealed. It's normal to get angry, but the most important thing is to understand that if we're already gambling, it means we've calculated all the odds, and now everything is unfolding according to a predetermined scenario.