Many gambling influencers/tipsters exist, but only a few can really be trusted…

[Findingnemo]

They are all just scammers in one way or another, don't even waste a penny on them. If you want to bet then make your decision all by yourself not based on the influence of others because others don't really care about whether you win or not as much as you do, so you know what is better for you and if you don't know which team to pick then better ignore the betting part.

The rationality of how we feel about our own capital makes us contextually question the relevance of any form of information that has been gathered by an external source. The bravery to go against trends is a highly effective way of self defence in my opinion. You have also mentioned that, you would rather not bet at all than to take a bet whose principles we do not know inside out. Being honest in all our financial choices will make us not to regret the bitter bites of its sweet words of fraudsters.

I would not use the word capital because we should never treat gambling as some investment or money-making scheme but it happens, then it's a moment we can cherish and move on to other things. And when we start expecting to win the bets and we look for ways to make it happen is also a not smart ones because it's very basic thing to know one can't predict the future so making us to believe it is possible and it didn't happen will end up as a disappoinment.

[lovesmayfamilis]

You can come up with anything in movies, but if you ask yourself if there are people who can confidently predict the outcome of games and make accurate bets, the second question immediately arises: why are there so many poor people around us? If there is a "money" button, won't people use it? Moreover, everyone will know about it. Therefore, you need to be realistic and understand that even if there is someone who knows, they will never tell you how to make good money by doing nothing. Why would anyone give away their money? There is no extra money, and there never will be; you need to accept this as the truth and avoid clever fraudulent schemes.

[LogitechMouse]

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What about you? Do you have any names/influencers in mind whose picks are 90% correct (any sport)? Do they really exist?
Off topic: If you haven’t watched Two for the Money, I recommend it, you’ll really enjoy it

They exists, but they have an insider where they will just base their bets on their insider. I don't think that some random gambler out there are winning for 90% of the time. I don't think that somebody out there that has no insider will win that high for most of their bets. That's just simply impossible if you will ask me.

As for me though, I would never, never rely my bets on some gambling influencers or tipsters out there and I have no experience on such thing as well. Although I would like to try it myself if they really are making money. The problem is, I don't know who out there have that kind of thing where they're giving tips to some random gamblers out there and saying that they should bet based on their tip. If the influencer is winning for most of his bets, I believe that he's an insider on a particular sport that gives some information to him. If not then they're just relying on statistics that are public and they and we can have access on it and will base our bets based on it.

Still, I will not follow them, but I want to have an experience on it.

[Cityhunter34]

Of course, there are many influencers out their but just few of them can give you an answer to your question that is why we don't need bother ourselves too much because gambling is bigger than those influencers. Honestly, if there's anything like influencers in this gambling industry I don't know because I have never thought of betting on their predictions because I always believe in my predictions and I have been getting winning in gambling.

Although not all the time because it is has been program for the house to benefit more than the gamblers, so I don't use to bother myself about.

[batang_bitcoin]

This is why I prefer to play without taking someone as an idol or reference. Whether I win or lose, I never look for an excuse.

Better do it that way because if you're going to be referencing all of your bets from an idol or any gambling influencer, you're not taking accountability for yourself. If I lose, it's on me and if I win then that's thanks to my choice and there's no one that I owe that win for. While we gamble, we have to look at things that does matter for us. If you're truly a fan of someone, don't be so dependent even your gambling decisions are on them. You'll not see how they will react if you lose but you'd see them how they can make someone wrong with their choices.

[Awaklara]

What about you? Do you have any names/influencers in mind whose picks are 90% correct (any sport)? Do they really exist?

If you have the ability to make an analysis, why not bet on our own predictions? I don't follow influencers or people who share predictions, because I believe they also can't predict accurately. Since it's equally uncertain, I would choose to bet on the luck of our own predictions, not on someone else's help. Although sometimes I also bet based on a friend's advice.

[davis196]

Yesterday, I watched a movie (Two for the Money) about a gifted former American football player who provides paid predictions for pro and college leagues. At the beginning, he was accurate, but once he became popular and a bunch of players started believing in him, he lost his spark and made many people lose big fortunes.
This is why I prefer to play without taking someone as an idol or reference. Whether I win or lose, I never look for an excuse. If I follow someone else’s predictions, I simply lose the fun behind gambling (Tbh sometimes I use Ai for stats, but it's not the same thing)
What about you? Do you have any names/influencers in mind whose picks are 90% correct (any sport)? Do they really exist?
Off topic: If you haven’t watched Two for the Money, I recommend it, you’ll really enjoy it

None of the tipsters can be trusted. If someone is truly a sports betting genius, he would just bet with his own money and become a millionaire. Selling "paid predictions" has always seemed wrong to me. What if the bookies try to find a way to "bait and switch" a successful tipster and his followers? I still haven't found a consistently successful sports bettor in real life. Maybe such people do exist, but they are "flying under the radar" and try not to raise the suspicion of the sportsbooks. I've never watched that movie, maybe I should.

[yahoo62278]

Yesterday, I watched a movie (Two for the Money) about a gifted former American football player who provides paid predictions for pro and college leagues. At the beginning, he was accurate, but once he became popular and a bunch of players started believing in him, he lost his spark and made many people lose big fortunes.
This is why I prefer to play without taking someone as an idol or reference. Whether I win or lose, I never look for an excuse. If I follow someone else’s predictions, I simply lose the fun behind gambling (Tbh sometimes I use Ai for stats, but it's not the same thing)
What about you? Do you have any names/influencers in mind whose picks are 90% correct (any sport)? Do they really exist?
Off topic: If you haven’t watched Two for the Money, I recommend it, you’ll really enjoy it

The movie its-self is pretty good. Not too many Al Pacino movies that are bad are there? As far as tipsters go, if someone is getting 60% + correct they are considered to be fairly good, problem with that is I like to play parlays and risk small money for big wins. I cannot afford to rely on someone with a 60% win rate when I need 100% to win a parlay.

Basically, I might heed a persons advice, but long term I am going to do my own research so I only have myself to blame if I lose.

[shinratensei_]

The tipster or influencer that have like 90% WR in sportbetting is only exist in your dream. Even someone with more than 55% WR can be considered as a good bettor. However, i trust maself. Sometimes, i'm using a tips from others into the game that i have no or low knowledge about it(mostly non football). Nevertheless, tipster is useless when i bet into the sport i know it quite well like football since i can do due diligience by maself to bet.

It's also important to remember majority of matches involved the big and known clubs can easily be predicted. So that's why i said tipster useless in a sport that i'm familiar with.

[MRY]

Of course, there are many influencers out their but just few of them can give you an answer to your question that is why we don't need bother ourselves too much because gambling is bigger than those influencers. Honestly, if there's anything like influencers in this gambling industry I don't know because I have never thought of betting on their predictions because I always believe in my predictions and I have been getting winning in gambling.

Although not all the time because it is has been program for the house to benefit more than the gamblers, so I don't use to bother myself about.

We have to trust ourselves to make our predictions, as this is one of the tangible steps that will reasonably help us to avoid the harmful power of non-believers whose ideas only have personal interests. You understand that the game system aims at serving the interest of the service provider and we should be keen in the aspect of going by the luck. Your success makes us know that we may not have to be dependent on the views of the other people since they might not be muscularly correct.

[Byebyebtc]

Gambling is actually supposed to be a personal experience and trusting your own guts just for fun.
If one still takes signal from other gamblers then the main reason for gambling is not there any more which is entertainment. People who take signals just want to make money, so even you you start gambling by your self, whith that mindset you are still in the wrong path.

Gambling for entertainment is a personal experience of your own self and luck, you said and predicted something and you want to see how that things plays out,
Not another person saying it and you want to see how it plays out.

[Oshio-man]

Gambling is actually supposed to be a personal experience and trusting your own guts just for fun.
If one still takes signal from other gamblers then the main reason for gambling is not there any more which is entertainment. People who take signals just want to make money, so even you you start gambling by your self, whith that mindset you are still in the wrong path.

But some people don't take gambling as an entertainment because they feel there are some professional gamblers that is making huge amount of dollars every day from gambling, I know some gamblers will be lying that they are making millions from gambling daily just to deceive some new gamblers to start taking gambling as an investment, which is not advisable to gamblers,  you need to learn gambling from some social media or friends before you can start gambling for entertainment because there are some strategy you will apply in some predictions you will not lose too much like those who just predict without applying a strategy.

[Joeboy]

Yesterday, I watched a movie (Two for the Money) about a gifted former American football player who provides paid predictions for pro and college leagues. At the beginning, he was accurate, but once he became popular and a bunch of players started believing in him, he lost his spark and made many people lose big fortunes.
This is why I prefer to play without taking someone as an idol or reference. Whether I win or lose, I never look for an excuse. If I follow someone else’s predictions, I simply lose the fun behind gambling (Tbh sometimes I use Ai for stats, but it's not the same thing)
What about you? Do you have any names/influencers in mind whose picks are 90% correct (any sport)? Do they really exist?
Off topic: If you haven’t watched Two for the Money, I recommend it, you’ll really enjoy it

A 90% correctt prediction is identical with an accurate prediction, and I really don't think that any influencer that gives such a prediction even exist. Even if they did, it is better to relly on your own predictions instead of trusting or even wasting money to pay them...
Depending on predictions from outsiders is only a way of you transferring your responsibility away from yourself, and when things goes wrong, there is series of so called excuses from these online influencer.... Do the analysis and predictions yourself since gambling is luck based, there are no certainties, no sure odd and no perfect predictions anyone who claims or behavior otherwise is simply a scammer.

[dimonstration]

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Influencers sometimes manipulate their record by deleting their video and upload only their winning bets content.

Good to know that, I was always skeptical when I saw promotion of any kind of influencer. It is easy to edit video to make impression that they are only winning. Unfortunately a lot of people are too easy convinced that it is easy to win big money by gambling. A lit of people then go gambling with high expectations and in the end lose more than they can afford.

I confirm this since I follow an influencer account on casino which displays winning percentage. His profile that shows only his win doesn’t match to his actual winning percentage.

Although he is not disclosing his actual winning percentage but many follower assume that the influencer has a high winning percentage due to his content while the influencer itself doesn’t tell the truth.

They are always deceiving.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

This topic has also been discussed a couple of times here on the forum, influencers or tipsters could be two different people, some who are only focused on introducing new games, recommending the games to play and promoting so many casino via paid promotion,  while the other set of tigers could only have a telegram group or social media page where they share predictions specifically on sports games, like the one I almost fall victim for. It's not today to we know about this, if you want to have fun in gambling, don't be only reliant on tipsters.

[justdimin]

This film clearly shows how the idea of a betting guru doesn't hold up for long. It might work at first, but the pressure and volume eventually ruin the winning streak.

I also prefer not to follow idols or pre-made tips. Statistics and AI help, but the final decision still needs to be ours. It's always good to have your own strategy so you don't depend on others.

If someone were really that good at sports betting, they would be betting themselves and making money instead of giving picks to others. Someone who can mine gold will never teach or help others how to do it. These gurus are as good as AI and it's better to ask ChatGPT if you want a second opinion on something.

Is there any influencer or tipster who's in this business for at least a year and operating transparently and still profiting from sports betting? I am almost 100% sure there are no such influencers.

The only way you can win in sports is by cheating or having rigged games info, which is illegal, and sometimes sportsbooks will even confiscate your deposit if they catch you.

[Jody.Drummer]

Of course, there are many influencers out their but just few of them can give you an answer to your question that is why we don't need bother ourselves too much because gambling is bigger than those influencers. Honestly, if there's anything like influencers in this gambling industry I don't know because I have never thought of betting on their predictions because I always believe in my predictions and I have been getting winning in gambling.

Although not all the time because it is has been program for the house to benefit more than the gamblers, so I don't use to bother myself about.

Basically, gambling depends on luck to win, so in my opinion, there is no need to completely trust influencers. Relying on them will not guarantee us a definite win because, in the end, it all comes back to each person's luck. Believing in your own predictions is not wrong, but you should be careful not to do it excessively because it can put you in a difficult situation. With victory, I am sure that everyone can and will win, but the timing is not the same, so everyone has a different winning time.

[bettercrypto]

Do you have any names/influencers in mind whose picks are 90% correct (any sport)? Do they really exist?
Off topic: If you haven’t watched Two for the Money, I recommend it, you’ll really enjoy it

I don’t follow this kind of influencers especially the one showing their huge bet on certain sports while they are partner to the casino they are advertising because who knows what’s the content of their deal regarding the user prediction.

Betting is more fun if you will do the hard-work for analysis to make every bet satisfying and worth it regardless whether loss or won but won is the most appreciated.

Building your winning percentage and adjusting your strategy based on your current PnL stats are entertaining to do.

On my part, I don't believe any of those Influencers when it comes to those matters, especially nowadays. Since they are content creators, they have no other goal but to include hype and deception in everything they say.

They will resort to any lie just to fulfill their part because they are being paid by gambling casinos; they don't care how many gamblers they mislead, even if what they are saying isn't actually true. Here in our country, that kind of deception is rampant—they promote casinos on Facebook even when it’s obvious they are lying.

[viljy]

For an influencer, the goal is to monetize their popularity. If necessary, he can give a forecast that is directly opposite to his own bet on the match (or the bets of his proxies). In addition, the participation of a popular influencer in an insider scheme is possible, where he drives a "herd of sheep" to the "right side" of betting. All these probabilities must be considered before following the recommendations of the influencers...

[libert19]

...This is why I prefer to play without taking someone as an idol or reference. Whether I win or lose, I never look for an excuse...

My thinking is similar to yours, I ain't fan of following anybody either, I am of the opinion that any kind of dependency is a bitch, and should be avoided altogether.

What about you? Do you have any names/influencers in mind whose picks are 90% correct (any sport)? Do they really exist?

I don't know any such and tbh I don't think anyone can have 90% correct picks.

Off topic: If you haven’t watched Two for the Money, I recommend it, you’ll really enjoy it

Thank you for recommendation, I watched trailer, ain't intrigued.