Do You Believe Game Fixing Because of Evidence, or Just Rumors Online?

[Sanitough]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

[Proty]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

yes I do believe that some leagues do fix there games. I may not have an evidence to prove it but I have actually watched some sports betting like pool betting. There are some matches that they do fix to play draw, I know this may sound some how to some person but for those who has had experience with pool betting will get a clearer picture of what am really saying. The way the pools fixtures is being drawn out some of the games there has fixed to play draw.

[Versatile_choice]

Yeah I used to believe that before but not by the rumors they spread online but by experiment, there's this friend of mine that happened to be a draw specialist when I said draw specialist he doesn't bet any other options apart from draw which he really devote his time to analysis it from week to week he have both last season record and even seasons before last he have this informations all combined together.

But I must say that even with all this informations that he gathered yet he barely win in gamble, though if it was during the early stage he usually make some winings but this current time is as if the whole system has changed as he don't usually win unlike the early stage. so this makes me feel that there's nothing like fix anymore because there are some games that he proved to me most time that seems sure because he usually prove it with a good reference sometimes it might be a second time movement but you will be surprised to see them terminating the movement that initial time you discovered it.

[palle11]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

It is difficult to confirm but you doubt some things in the game. Sometimes during the end of the league, you begin to see trace of such even though you can't really confirm it.

On a deeper thought too, it is possible to happen because football is now a big business and in business, there will be a level of bargaining and compromise. If you don't do that bargaining, you may not sell. Looking at the fact that football is business, you can reach a near conclusion that the business can also extend to buying and selling of matches which is going to be a top secret.

[Questat]

There are more rumors than actual news, but even the few confirmed reports are enough to make us believe it’s really happening in the league.

For instance, that NBA referee who was jailed for years over sports betting, Tim Donaghy.
Honestly, I sometimes think he was just the fall guy. He probably received instructions from higher-ups, but to protect the league’s reputation, someone had to take the blame, and that ended up being him.

It wouldn’t be surprising if there was more going on behind this than what they made public.

[Sanitough]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

yes I do believe that some leagues do fix there games. I may not have an evidence to prove it but I have actually watched some sports betting like pool betting. There are some matches that they do fix to play draw, I know this may sound some how to some person but for those who has had experience with pool betting will get a clearer picture of what am really saying. The way the pools fixtures is being drawn out some of the games there has fixed to play draw.

I like that kind of mindset, not fully trusting what we see. With that kind of thinking, especially in betting, you tend to be more cautious when you spot a line that seems to attract the public too easily.

In my case, I’d skip that kind of game right away because it usually feels like a 50-50 outcome, and I don’t want to gamble blindly without solid analysis.
I prefer betting on games where I believe there’s balance on both sides, those are less likely to be fixed and easier to read logically.

[Nahl]

Basically we cannot really identified game fixing early because it's hard to identified it but if you were watching some games and found a controversial decision from the referee or the players makes intentional mistakes which caused their teams were lost probably we can assuming those games are fixing but to decide the games is fixing or not usually the autoritized will investigate for certain time and they will announce the games were fixing or honest but me personally believe games fixing is exist because in my country i have seen some of soccer games are fixing and those who involved gets banned by not being allowed to do any more activities on sports for their lifetime

[asriloni]

100% netizens are only trusting it based on what they have seen in socmed without knowing the truth. There might be some match fixing, but it's rarely happening. Majority of people called the game rigged when it's not fulfilling their expectation.

Just one or two games of match fixing still possible, but generalizing the whole league to be match fixed is just weird.

[mak013]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

I watched one game i`ve bet. It was one on low leagues in India. The game was between leader and relagating team. But the first half score was 0-1 and the leader played worse than you can even imagine. After half-time the game changed instantly, The game ended 12-1. I`ve seen few such games, when the game looks at least strange until half-time and even was caught in such trick.
There were other ways that looks like fixing games, in different leagues, so later i marked some leagues and teams like "possible fixed matches".

[purple_sparkles]

I think that fixed matches are possible, but for example, it’s harder to arrange them in games where a big team is playing than in those involving only one or two people. A lot depends on the prestige of the competition, usually, the more prestigious and important the match is, the less chance there is for any kind of arrangement, at least that’s how it seems to me.

[Die_empty]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

There will be always rumours that several games were rigged. You can easily hear it from disgruntled gamblers who lost their bets. Without evidence, these claims are mere grapevine information that should be disregarded.

The problem is that these match fixing fraud is very difficult to be exposed since they are done carefully and secretly. These fraud would have been going on for years before it would be detected and exposed. It took law enforcement agencies years of investigation to confirm that some games have been fixed in some major sports leagues.

[ZeroVinsonN]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

I think people assume that games are fixed just to deny that fact that their prediction was wrong, the whole thing is hinged on our pride as humans, instead of accepting our loss we try to blame the whole thing on the professional league, calling them 'game fixers' but the truth is fixing games will never be as easy as we make it out to be unless the whole thing is done with the referee is we are talking about a refereed game like football or simple 2 player games because the more people involved in the game then the more chances of predicting how the game will play out and fixing it becomes more difficult to do.

[crwth]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

I believe this could bias you in some way if you have read an article online and comprehend it accordingly. Personally, I wouldn't easily believe something I see on the internet, so I'd wait a while to verify it. If it's true, I would never touch it; if it's just a rumor, it will not affect me. I would verify the information before forming any belief.

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

With what you have stated, it seems like overthinking. I believe those types of cheats are obvious in a way and would conform to some kind of pattern. Or better yet, check your bias first and check the rule book.

[LOVER BOY 422]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

Whether foul play or miss short in the football game or gambling their is football fixing or fixed matches this is what they do to decive many youth that believes in football predictions or analysis,this is also the reason why football predictions and gambling reduce because of they fixed matches all the time , though I trace back to know their reasons behind the fixed matches they said is because they lost too much in a certain league,that will give them motivation to fixed a match to gain back money lost.

[mirakal]

I think that fixed matches are possible, but for example, it’s harder to arrange them in games where a big team is playing than in those involving only one or two people. A lot depends on the prestige of the competition, usually, the more prestigious and important the match is, the less chance there is for any kind of arrangement, at least that’s how it seems to me.

It would be easier to fix a game in basketball, and it doesn’t even require many people to pull it off, just one referee can already change the entire flow of the game. A ref can easily call fouls that shouldn’t be called or ignore clear ones, and that alone can shift momentum. Bettors usually just end up complaining to themselves since there’s no solid evidence, only suspicion. In the end, it’s up to each bettor whether they believe something shady is going on or not, and that belief alone can influence how they approach their future bets.

[Cryptohygenic]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Don't you think only the ignorants will see the truth even when evidence is being provided? Of course I can not dispute to that. Once there is said to be a legitimate and verified evidence that the league is cheating of fixed matches, then there should be no point to argue of dispute the fact because, it is the reality.
But where there is just a rumour, we can be skeptic because, you can only believe it when evidence is proof. Rumors are not sufficient as it maybe allegedly.

[michellee]

Sometimes yes but sometimes not. We will be too suspicious that it happens because our analysis suggests that. But we don't know the truth so we don't have to think much about that. We could analyze and place a bet if we thought that was enough to have the prediction.

You need to be careful with the rumors. That thing can trick your analysis and you will be confused. To prevent that, you should not think much about the rumors or speculations online because they may not know the truth. They want to make gamblers confused so they pick the wrong option.

It is better to calm down and continue the analysis. Our decision will not depend on them but we will analyze first before we decide.

[rbynxx]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

Nah, most of these game fixing rumors are mostly I found online especially on the comments live when you're watching livestreams and especially if you're into a team or a player that ain't performing the way you bet with them. It's just us that wouldn't let our expectations get because we're too focus on the bet slip we have.

[Wiwo]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

Sometimes experience exposes every case of possible fraud in the league or match, this is when you have evidence although not proven evidence but based on your assumptions as a gambler or a fan of the tesm that is playing and you following up with the league closely.

But some times those cases of match fixing are just based on speculations and social media influence most people that cry oit for match fixing dont actually have any personal convictions but based of hear says around the media.

[Lanatsa]

When you start to believe a certain league is fixing their games, do you believe because you’ve actually seen real evidence or reports, or just because you’ve read too many rumors and speculations online?

Sometimes we get too deep into analyzing every play, every foul, every missed shot thinking maybe the game was rigged. But maybe it’s just us overanalyzing, expecting a fix every time something looks off. So are we becoming too paranoid as fans or is there really something shady going on behind these games?

Sometimes experience exposes every case of possible fraud in the league or match, this is when you have evidence although not proven evidence but based on your assumptions as a gambler or a fan of the tesm that is playing and you following up with the league closely.

But some times those cases of match fixing are just based on speculations and social media influence most people that cry oit for match fixing dont actually have any personal convictions but based of hear says around the media.

Believing that a league is fixing its games usually depends on how close you follow it and how much information you have people who watch every match and analyze every move start noticing patterns that feel suspicious maybe it’s a referee’s strange call a sudden momentum shift or a team making mistakes that look intentional when that happens it’s easy to think something shady is going on especially if you’ve seen similar things before. But most of the time what people call match fixing comes from frustration or speculation not real proof social media makes it worse because once one person posts about a possible fix it spreads fast and soon everyone repeats it like fact without any real evidence the truth is mistakes happen in sports and sometimes players or officials just have bad days but our emotions as fans or bettors make us see patterns that aren’t really there.

There are real cases of match fixing of course but those are rare and usually exposed after long investigations not just from what people see during a game so unless there’s solid proof like leaked messages suspicious bets or official reports it’s better to treat most of these claims carefully. It’s natural to doubt things especially when money is involved but being too paranoid takes away the fun of the game experience and gut feeling might make you suspect something but unless it’s backed by facts it stays just an assumption not evidence.