The secret behind animals predicting match outcomes?

[nimogsm]

Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

Of course not. Because it's complete nonsense. The first thing that comes to mind is Paul the octopus, who predicted the results of the 2010 World Cup matches. It was more like a performance to increase interest in future matches, nothing more. Yes, he guessed several match results, but how do we know that several videos weren't filmed and the desired result wasn't shown to the public? I treat such predictions more as popular entertainment.

[fredericktaylor]

At first, I thought these animals were “predicting” outcomes purely by chance. But after watching a video, I realized the story isn’t what it looks like. There’s actually a smart way these videos are made to mislead people, because most of them are recorded before the game is even played (they actually record 3 results for the same match; 1X2). The correct result gets promoted while the 2 wrong predictions disappear.
In the end, there’s no cat, duck, octopus, or even elephant that can truly predict the result of a game 😄
Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

I never believe in such things, neither humans nor animals can tell the future with certainty, I think the whole incident is a fabrication, where humans are the most knowledgeable but cannot tell the future, how can a cat, octopus or elephant tell the result with certainty, who have no idea about this matter, how is it possible. all gamblers who gamble based on animals are in a stupid state, if they are not stupid, can they gamble based on the animals. Luck plays a big role in winning in gambling, if luck is good, you can win by gambling and if luck is not good, it is not possible to win by gambling.

[PrivacyG]

Based on an influencer who explained this, they record the 3 videos 1X2 days before the match. Once the match is played, they choose the reel with the correct prediction and republish it. This way, the reel appears to have an older posting date from days earlier... This is how they mislead their audience

This is a strategy that works for a short while until people find out and it is mostly done for monetized views.  Any body who tries to be an 'influencer' this way will quickly have their reputation ruined by the tainted past of false predictions.  I can not imagine a million follower 'influencer' being able to pull this off, their dirty strategy will be revealed really fast.

[Charles-Tim]

all gamblers who gamble based on animals are in a stupid state, if they are not stupid, can they gamble based on the animals. Luck plays a big role in winning in gambling, if luck is good, you can win by gambling and if luck is not good, it is not possible to win by gambling.

The stupidity is not in gambling from human or animal predictions, the stupidity is when a gambler is gambling with the amount of money that he can not afford to lose. As long as the gambler is disciplined and gambling responsibly, I will say the gambler is not stupid at all. As humans guesses can be right or wrong, animals too can be either right or wrong. But it is worth knowing to the people that are using animals to make predictions to know that gambling is just about luck and nothing more.

[Gozie51]

Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

I don't believe animal can predict the outcome of a football match because they can not analyse the game. They can only succeed by mere stroke of chance base on symbol or circumstances that they either make a siign with. No doubt that some pets can be trained to do certain functions of human being but I don't see them having that exact knowledge of man or be able to predict the future.

Maybe certain times the animals have been able to direct on outcomes of games but they are all luck like gambling is also luck. Example, paul the octopus was able to predict correctly the 2010 correctly but it was not correct in 2008 during the UEFA. So it is just a chance that such happens like humans too can predict but I don't believe animals predicting outcome of games. Like I have also seen a video of match prediction by cat in the ongoing AFCON (Africa Cup of Nations) but I see that as just entertainment.

[danherbias07]

Based on an influencer who explained this, they record the 3 videos 1X2 days before the match. Once the match is played, they choose the reel with the correct prediction and republish it. This way, the reel appears to have an older posting date from days earlier... This is how they mislead their audience

Oohh, that's a witty strategy. I didn't know about animal prediction, but they really did something here that may look like it's real.

Still, I don't really like using predictions from different websites, and I'd rather follow a member of this forum on his bets, especially if they are known to at least try to read the upcoming game before they place the bets. Social media is filled with scams and crooks, so we should really be cautious about what we read and absorb from it. Some people will just do anything for money and if they think it can get an audience from creating scams like that, they will do it.

[LOVER BOY 422]

At first, I thought these animals were “predicting” outcomes purely by chance. But after watching a video, I realized the story isn’t what it looks like. There’s actually a smart way these videos are made to mislead people, because most of them are recorded before the game is even played (they actually record 3 results for the same match; 1X2). The correct result gets promoted while the 2 wrong predictions disappear.
In the end, there’s no cat, duck, octopus, or even elephant that can truly predict the result of a game 😄
Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

this is actually funny because I have not even had about animal prediction before is been long I have been into gambling but I have not here such at any day ,but to those who believe on it ,it will definitely work for them because sometimes what you believe easyil work with for them ,but I don't believe in animals prediction at all.

[Ibeology]

I haven't and didn't believe that such things are existing. How will a dumb cat or dog predict a match that they don't have any idea of. Gambling is beyond magic power or spiritual forces manipulation if not, we will see a lot of people making money through it. It's a pure manipulation, I agree with you OP.

When I saw this post is very funny but now day every thing is possible we can not agree totally with you or disagree with you OP but you need to explain more to convince us more so when we practice it and  it work out then we can full agree with you from their we make more money .

[libert19]

The moment I read the title I was instantly reminded of Paul the octopus predicting in 2010 FIFA world cup, I am not sure if this 'paul' predicted the same as you are saying though.

...Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

Nope, because I find not just animal predictions, but all kinds of predictions useless.

Do they release the record only after the match? Because that is the only way to fool unsuspecting people.

Based on an influencer who explained this, they record the 3 videos 1X2 days before the match. Once the match is played, they choose the reel with the correct prediction and republish it. This way, the reel appears to have an older posting date from days earlier... This is how they mislead their audience

The platform in question should be having a mark that post has been edited, it should curb this type of manipulation.

[imthegreat]

At first, I thought these animals were “predicting” outcomes purely by chance. But after watching a video, I realized the story isn’t what it looks like. There’s actually a smart way these videos are made to mislead people, because most of them are recorded before the game is even played (they actually record 3 results for the same match; 1X2). The correct result gets promoted while the 2 wrong predictions disappear.
In the end, there’s no cat, duck, octopus, or even elephant that can truly predict the result of a game 😄
Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

There could be another scenario of general deception of people. If you take 10 animals and create 10 Telegram channels, broadcasting their "predictions" live, then there's a 50/50 chance that some of them will "correctly predict" the outcomes over the course of several matches. That's probability theory, after all. The other animals will make a mistake, which will disqualify them from the list of "correct predictors." But overall, this is all nonsense, and I don't believe it, as it's just another way of fueling the mass craze for finding new ways to predict the future. In reality, it's a much more complex process that requires data.

[Slow death]

Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

Here in Africa, where many people believe in superstition, certain animals have suffered greatly from it, being labeled as bad luck animals and others as warnings of impending misfortune. Meanwhile, some cases outside of Africa are quite comical, such as these:

Taiyo the otter had good news for Japanese fans at this year’s 2022 World Cup in Qatar, correctly predicting Japan’s group stage win over Germany on Wednesday. From his home at the Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa in Japan, the Taiyo was given three buckets to choose from -- Japan (blue), draw (yellow) and Germany (Red) -- and did not hesitate in picking up his tiny football and placing his bets on Japan. He was widely praised online for his exploits.

https://abcnews.go.com/International/psychic-animals-predicting-win-world-cup/story?id=93915441

It's unbelievable that they took a panda's prediction seriously, and when I thought that only in Africa did such absurdities happen, I realize I was wrong. The funniest thing is that it's not just the panda; there's also a pig whose prediction was taken seriously.

And let’s not forget another iconic star -- Marcus, the "mystic" pig. In the 2018 World Cup, "Mystic Marcus" predicted a World Cup victory for England in the after selecting apples with the England flag on British morning television. However, Mystic Marcus’ fortune-telling record was shattered when England were knocked out in the semi-finals.

https://abcnews.go.com/International/psychic-animals-predicting-win-world-cup/story?id=93915441

And it doesn't stop there, there's also a prediction made by a camel:

Camilla the "mystic" camel from Melton Mowbray in England did have good news for England, however. She correctly predicted the Three Lion’s group-stage win over Iran at the Qatar World Cup. Her owners told the Sun newspaper in the U.K. that their clairvoyant camel is “never wrong."

https://abcnews.go.com/International/psychic-animals-predicting-win-world-cup/story?id=93915441

And lastly, there's a prediction made by an elephant:

Nelly the elephant from Serengeti Park in Hodengagen, Germany, also meant business when she had a streak of 30 out of 33 matches correct for her predictions in the 2006 World Cup, the 2010 World Cup and the 2012 Euros, according to The Atlantic.

https://abcnews.go.com/International/psychic-animals-predicting-win-world-cup/story?id=93915441

[libert19]

...It's unbelievable that they took a panda's prediction seriously, and when I thought that only in Africa did such absurdities happen, I realize I was wrong...

I mean, it's different when animals suffer due to people's conceptions (as you mentioned this being a case in Africa earlier in your comment), and they 'predicting' the outcome of matches, latter is harmless (I assume?).

[aioc]

In the end, there’s no cat, duck, octopus, or even elephant that can truly predict the result of a game 😄
Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

There's no record or study showing that animals can predict match outcomes; they are not better than humans at analysis. There are records of them sensing an approaching disaster. When it comes to gambling, I don't think they can.

If there are recorded studies, they are just coincidences and cannot be used to bet on gambling; people are just misinterpreting the signs these animals are showing. I have seen a guy staring at cracks on the walls just to look for signs  about his future, but it's not the crack on the walls, but the interpretation, same thing with the animals.

[Shinpako09]

Nah, lol. I don’t believe in that even in the slightest—especially the famous Octopus Paul. It’s just a coincidence when they get the right pick, not some kind of ability to predict outcomes or analyze results. If you’re too lazy to make your own predictions, keep losing, or just want to have fun, then maybe you could try this. Who knows, the animals might be luckier than you. Lol. Or just flip a coin, that’s even easier.

[coin-investor]

In the end, there’s no cat, duck, octopus, or even elephant that can truly predict the result of a game 😄
Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

It's been manipulated to make people think animals can predict a game. I know animals can sense things around them, but it's different in gambling: they can sense things, but not predict games or bet outcomes.

People have a way of manipulating others into believing the unbelievable. It pays to do your research and get the right facts about these animals' predictions in gambling

[casey15]

 Although I haven't seen the 'animal prediction' but I will still say that it is by luck. This isn't something you conjure. And animals are not really intelligent enough to analyze results, calculate and think about outcomes like humans do. So it is really unlikely that the have pre-prediction. Except there is more to it than you highlighted... I do not believe that an animal is able to correctly predict match outcomes consecutively... Even by luck, it seems really unlikely. Except you then say that some spiritual powers are involved except that these things .mainly do not follow some spiritual prediction like the future can be seen

[YOSHIE]

Have you ever relied on a pre-match prediction like this, and what was the result? & How lucky were you?

If you talk about the animal secrets behind their accuracy in predicting sports betting, I remember one (Eagle) in predicting the 2022 World Cup match between Ecuador vs Qatar, where the eagle took the Ecuadorian flag, whether it was by chance or the animal's skill.

And many other animals predict accurately, such as I once saw a cat in Russia eating and so did an octopus at the 2010 World Cup. The octopus feeds on the city's winning flag and many other cases of animals predicting sporting events.

But whether the animals were trained or specially designed to be trained to predict sports tournaments or happened by chance, but what I saw on another occasion, There are also animals that predict the wrong team, which means they won't win. The point is that I personally have never told an animal to do this, even though I have several pets that are no less genius than other animals.

[Dunamisx]

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Maybe you will have to see this kind of game being common to those that often consider playing virtual games, just as you have narrated in your post, hence, am not also being familiar to this kind before and don't think its being commonly played, but gambling could come in any form as each of us go for our preference in playing.

[Zlantann]

Based on an influencer who explained this, they record the 3 videos 1X2 days before the match. Once the match is played, they choose the reel with the correct prediction and republish it. This way, the reel appears to have an older posting date from days earlier... This is how they mislead their audience

You mean after recording the videos before the game, they were not published. Then the video with the correct prediction would become visible after the outcome of the games. If this is the pattern, only those who don't check the date it was published would be decieved.  

I do not know much about what you are saying but I can never have believe in animals prediction, we are no more in the olden days that people will believe in superstitions. Either the animal prediction is just luck or it is not true just like how you said it. But if it is true, I will prefer to make predictions by myself and use it to gamble instead of believing in animals.

These days, most predictions are done by artificial intelligence. A few years ago, these animals that predict games were popular. There are different kinds of animals like camels, cats, kangaroos, pandas, elephants, etc that predict game outcomes. Most of the lost popularity after several failed predictions.  

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/06/19/football/animals-predict-world-cup-achilles-cat-trnd

[SmartGold01]

I am still surprised how an animal would have to make prediction and the results happens to come out as the same. To be realistic, I don't think there is anything that could propelled this to happened to so easily, and even though there is anything that could caused that, I won't have to believe it for any reason as animal doesn't know anything concerning whatever that is called prediction or matches which they could have to chase to get the right results.