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

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

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.

Or will I say he got carried away by his popularity and that made him not to have enough time again to analyze and predict games that have a higher percent chance of winning? Or will I blame his followers who forget that in every predictions, that you stand a 50/50 chance of either winning or losing, since it wasn't God but human like you do who gave you the predictions? Because in whatever the case may be,  trying to bet on a prediction from someone who have had a track record of success is not a bad idea entirely. But it will be very bad to put a 100% chance that the game must play, or in most case scenario, even borrow money just to gamble on such games. Because I personally have a friend of mine who is good in Sport predictions with fewer odds around 8odds to 15odds, and I have had both losses and winning. And my winnings have always been higher than loses. So my sincere and honest advice will be for gamblers to always gamble what they can afford, because in gambling, whether the prediction came from an expert or Pro, you still have a few percentage chance of losing too.

[Rockson1]

We follow tipsters and influnecers forgetting they are humans like us and that they can see the future.
I dont like influencers sharing screenshots of their bet because they can be mostly edited. However, I believe there are still people who can analyse games more than others. They look cool, doing the right thing, until they start asking people to join their Telegram channel and subscribe to their channel. There games are not 100% correct, we have to be very careful when trusting them.

That is laughable, may be some gamblers do that because they think that tipsters possess super power, they are just forecasters like everyine of us, they predict as we do, there is no difference them and us, they might be detailed in their analysis before they present booking codes or games to those that believes in them, they might too after all we were not there when they did it, but all we should know is that we might even be better than them because most of us do not just place bets without making sure we scrutinize them throughly, of course there game is not sure, less i forget is there any sure game anywhere, I hope your advice is been listened to.

[Mrbluntzy]

Tipsters are living off the money they are making from gamblers that are subscribing to their VIP prediction group and also those that will pay for sure odds. To find a legit tipster that is honest and also successful with prediction is very difficult, if anyone is very good in prediction, they will make themselves become very rich and wealthy and even make their love ones very rich before they can share any tips with the public. As for influencers, they are terrible liers, most of them are so dishonest because they get paid to test a casino and promote it on their channel and because they want to impress their clients, they will tell several lies. They have been the reason why most gamblers has been misled.

[Mindyspace]

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.

[Bitcoin Smith]

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.

Do you realize that it is a fictional story and doesn't represent any real life incident, right?

No one knows what happens in the future, and if they knew then they will be making billions or trillions, not a few pennies by selling paid tips to these so called gamblers. And I just don't understand the concept of this, there can be analysis and possible scenarios happening in the particular match but no one can say for sure this team is going to win in this match.

[PrivacyG]

I would like some body to explain to me how all these 'influencers' are always winning and always have almost perfect records while almost each and every one of the rest of us normal people are not and can not replicate that level of success.  I do not mind Gambling advertisements when they show realistic demonstrative sequences of their Gambling but they never seem to do it legitimately.

I gave up watching these 'tipsters' long ago.  Even millionaire Gamblers of Las Vegas know you can pretty much only lose in the long term.  And a bunch of random YouTube accounts want me to believe they are the special ones?

[Porfirii]

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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

I don't follow any influencers or tipsters because I don't trust charlatans who blatantly try to convince others about their skills. Moreover, I don't want nor need to blame my losses on anyone. I agree that there are great influencers that you can follow for learning about different games or mere entertainment, but don't believe that they're consistently right in their predictions forever.

Thank you for the film recommendation, btw.

[Maus0728]

It's really funny seeing you talk about trust but then you have a flag on you that says otherwise. I wouldn't even agree with what you're saying anyway, the moment that they're called an influencer, that person is nothing to me but someone that wants to reel me in so they can get more audiences and engagements so they can get paid more, influencers are the snake oil salesman of the modern era, they will not sell you something and promise everything when there's nothing to gain for them.

[AbuBhakar]

Tipsters are living off the money they are making from gamblers that are subscribing to their VIP prediction group and also those that will pay for sure odds. To find a legit tipster that is honest and also successful with prediction is very difficult, if anyone is very good in prediction, they will make themselves become very rich and wealthy and even make their love ones very rich before they can share any tips with the public. As for influencers, they are terrible liers, most of them are so dishonest because they get paid to test a casino and promote it on their channel and because they want to impress their clients, they will tell several lies. They have been the reason why most gamblers has been misled.

That's right, if you are very sure of your predictions, you don't even need to ask for payment because you can get it if you bet and gamble for yourself. It can be accurate in the beginning, but in the long run, you can't avoid making a wrong prediction and at that time many people lose, especially if many people believe in his predictions and have followed every betting decision he makes.

I would like some body to explain to me how all these 'influencers' are always winning and always have almost perfect records while almost each and every one of the rest of us normal people are not and can not replicate that level of success. 

I think they really took the time to study it, but that doesn't mean their predictions are 100% accurate.

[Fortify]

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 simple fact is that people who have a high accuracy percentage, like 55-60%+ don't have any incentive to share that publicly, because it suggests they have achieved a substantial advantage over bookmakers that could make anyone rich. However it would make the most sense for them to keep such an advantage secret and actually selectively build out people who can monetize it for them, if their accounts were already limited. No tipsters are out there announcing these things on X or telegram, they're all fake or have such a short track record they equally cannot be trusted.

[Asuspawer09]

I mean we know that no one can predict gambling, you could probably be right sometimes but it is not going to be accurate everytime if he or she could do something like that he wouldn't going to share it at all and there was no need to sell his prediction since his already have a huge amount of money if he can win everytime in gambling. It was already a red flag if you were just depending on a random guy's prediction, thinking that it was probably a lucky guess. It might be true, but not really going to a accurate prediction that you could relay everytime.

Personally, not going to just depend on some people or influencers' prediction because for sure it is not going to work most of the time, they might have some kind of deal that I see most of the time influencer promoting gambling website with a huge pay, they might be lucky, and people might think that they are good at that, but it happens, Best thing to do is just to know that gambling is something that you want to do to have fun, not all about the winning so that even if you lose you know that it is coming and your having some fun anyway.

[Iroh]

I don't think gambling "influencers" can ever be trusted. Besides that, I think the preparations and some little research one would put in when trying to place bets and then watching your predictions come to pass or not is part of the thrill. I do take tips from friends when the tips sounds reasonable to me but I would never totally rely nor trust on these professional tipsters or so called gambling influencers to place my bets.
Admittedly, while some tips dropped by some tipsters tend to come to pass once in a while, I would ascribe that to pure luck. These so called gambling influencers solely has their own interest in mind when doing anything and can't really be trusted.

[xbetz.io]

I think the problem isn’t that influencers exist but that incentives are misaligned. Once someone’s income depends on engagement or affiliate deals, “accuracy” becomes secondary to consistency and storytelling. Anyone claiming 90% long-term accuracy across sports is either extremely selective with what they publish or ignoring variance.

In the long run, independent analysis and proper bankroll management outperform any tipster.

[rachael9385]

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

There is nothing wrong in using tipsters predictions but personally I prefer to predict myself not because I am an expert, I think it is better for me to be responsible for the risks that I take and this also makes me improve as a bettor. it is crazy when I see people paying valuable amounts of money to influencers just to get sure bets when at the end of the day the game might not be successful

[Mpamaegbu]

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.

That's the spirit! Yes, influencers may have insider information most of us outsiders don't have but we shouldn't see them beyond human ability. They're humans like us and as such don't have any power of telling the future. Depending on them is a 50/50 thing. I would rather call my own shots and fail than depend on another's shots and still fail.

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

There's none, to be sincere. They may have a few winning streaks when they begin but will somehow lose it when the momentum gets high. Last year, one of the losses I suffered was investing in two different presales introduced by an influencer I've been following (even till date). Dude had made many calls that turned out well prior to the ones that scammed me and others. I've since then added that as an experience I shouldn't allow repeat itself in my line of investment.

[odunybiz]

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 how most of them works. The funniest thing here is that it may be the day you decide to gamble with their predictions that they we start losing.

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?

Placing bet replying on idol or reference isn't in anyway a good idea. I had tried this before but my experience here is bad. Then, it was a paid tips. I subscribe just to notice the game sent was different from the posted ones online. Most of them comes as scam. Even when they aren't scam and they keep posting good games that win, in most cases, this make most people lose focus and concentration believing in their predictions which make them end up gambling with huge money than they can avoid. This later end up in regret after their predictions fail later and they end up losing their money to this idol predictions.

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

I'm downloading this right away. I will watch to see if I can learn one or two things from it.

[nara1892]

So far, I have never followed anyone in betting, I have no idols and no references whatsoever (because I play casino games more often).
Basically, looking for references to increase your chances of winning is a good thing, but that doesn't mean we will never lose. In reality, there are always moments when something unexpected happens. I believe that people who use such influencers as a reference for making decisions are those who place great hope in winning, which means the likelihood of experiencing emotions and disappointment is much higher. Therefore, I personally prefer to make predictions based on my feelings or intuition.

[|MINER|]

I cannot trust most of the influencers/tipsters currently in the gambling sector because, having been in this sector for a long time, I have had the opportunity to learn a lot of insider information about gambling sites, and therefore, I can hardly trust such websites at present.
Most influencers basically take money from gambling sites and then create gambling content, which basically creates an attraction to gambling, so here I think it is better not to trust gambling reviews or ratings from influencers/tipsters.

[Y3shot]

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

One thing about gambling is that it can't be predicted, no matter what you think or how you feel about being an expert. Though there are some people who may be considered good at gambling because of their knowledge and experience, this is still not a guarantee that winning in gambling is certain.

It is not bad to get predictions about bets from people who claim to be experts, but one thing to know is to never rely on the predictions of others as if they are certain, because gambling is a game of luck. It is either a game of winning or losing; relying too much on someone else's game can even make things worse for you. If you think your predictions are not good enough, don't assume that others' predictions will give you what you want.

[r_victory]

That's the problem: when the guy is winning, everything's fine; when he loses, he's blamed for the losses of those who followed his advice. Betting is very personal for me; I don't follow other people's tips or predictions. A third party's analysis can serve as a basis for our analysis, but not for our guess. Think about everyone who gives their opinion on a particular outcome; not everyone agrees, and they have different views. How can you know who's right? Impossible! That's why I prefer to bet on the outcome that I "predicted".