Fixed Match gambling scam on telegram and other sites.

[SuperBitMan]

I’m bringing this up hear to create awareness about this fixed match scam happening, I know some of you most have known about this scam for long but some set of people still don’t know about it.
They will tell you they give correct sure fixed matches for people to bet on and win money and they will tell you to subscribe if you want those games to be sent to you and when you eventually subscribe some will be sending you games and it will not go as predicted some will just block you immediately after you send the money.

Don’t send money to anyone because of sure fixed matches, no prediction is sure they are lying to you and those wins you are seeing them post is not real so be careful, just predict matches yourself because gambling is 70% luck.

[salad daging]

Does anyone still believe the Group on Telegram about tips for sports betting? Moreover, they know there is a fixing match that they say it is definitely successful, it is clearly their trick, if they show a picture of a winning streak it might just be an edited picture.

I don't trust betting tips from anyone especially not known, not to mention they ask for a subscription to get this information is clearly a scam and targets betting beginners who want to win relying on their tips.

Avoid this kind of thing because subscribing to this is a red flag.

[coin-investor]

Does anyone still believe the Group on Telegram about tips for sports betting? Moreover, they know there is a fixing match that they say it is definitely successful, it is clearly their trick, if they show a picture of a winning streak it might just be an edited picture.

They entice you to join as a free member to access their manipulated and edited stats, but to access their tips, you have to upgrade to a monthly subscription. They even entice you with a one-year subscription for a huge discount.

If these fixed matches are real, I wouldn't need to create a subscription channel; my earnings alone from them would be enough if they ever existed.

[Smartprofit]

Using insider information to win in sports betting is, in itself, very similar to fraud. 🙋

In my country, the rock band Nautilus Pompilius used to have very popular songs. One of them included the lyrics, "If you drink vodka with thieves, watch your wallet!" These lyrics have profound meaning. If someone is trying to sell a fraudulent scheme to make money, it's fraud squared. And you'll almost certainly lose all your money.

One might also ask: if people had insider information about football matches, would they sell it to third parties? Wouldn't it be logical for them to profit from it themselves? This is a potential Klondike and Eldorado! The opportunity to make millions on bets! 💸

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They will tell you they give correct sure fixed matches for people to bet on and win money and they will tell you to subscribe if you want those games to be sent to you and when you eventually subscribe some will be sending you games and it will not go as predicted some will just block you immediately after you send the money.

Some of the scammers will not even block the victim after receiving the money, they will want to convince the person to send another money so that they can earn more money from the person. But it is the person that should use his brain to know fast that they are scammers and avoid them. I have seen someone that was scammed this way before. I warned him but he did not listen.

[rachael9385]

This scam has been going on for a while now and a lot of people have been falling for it because they are desperate to make profit.  There is no such thing as a fixed game because no one can arrange what the outcome of a sports game would be. it's okay to make use of free prediction sites however you want but paying for predictions is a line that you should not cross, these channels are ran by scammers.

[Tungbulu]

Inasmuch as I can’t stoop to the level of feeding some scammers all the name of purchasing fixed odds, this thread just reminds me of an experience I had way back in my first year in college, I think that was literally my first time of gambling and also my first time of winning a huge amount in gambling. My roommates brought a game they claimed was a fixed odd which they have just bought, I didn’t know much about gambling back then and so I just blindly gave them some money to bet on the game, which they did and surprisingly, I won a huge amount of money that day cos the game played exactly as they predicted. I don’t know if I’ll say it was actually a fixed odd or if it was merely just a coincidence and luck that the game played exactly as we predicted.

[Beparanf]

One might also ask: if people had insider information about football matches, would they sell it to third parties? Wouldn't it be logical for them to profit from it themselves? This is a potential Klondike and Eldorado! The opportunity to make millions on bets! 💸

Not only bout profitability but also the risk of exposing themselves since what they are doing is illegal so the more people that knew this leak exist the more chance it will be exposed and caught.

I believe this is truly happening since there’s some fixed match cases being caught that involves betting partners.

Not the source selling it but the one who knew the source and gaining extra profits through commission.

[danherbias07]

It sounds like you experienced it yourself, which makes it more credible. You are a victim. It's nice to warn others, but you cannot meltdown here in this forum.

You do have a point, though, because it happens a lot of times. It's called signals for most of the sports bettors, and most of the time we don't believe them because it's all predictions of a normal person who is trying to make money through a right guess. He/She will want a part of what you win in exchange for his guess, and he/she will want you to subscribe for more. But you will have to pay too.
This is a kind of scam that has been going around, so you might as well learn it as fast as you can so you can avoid it.

[Odusko]

Their call it sure bets and for that reason there make their clients pay fees to get those games codes sent to them, most of them are near average predictions and for that we can make More games analysis than them most times and this makes it easy for us to detect them whenever their present themselves.
In gambling the most important thing to know is that, there is no sure bet any where, better stick to your own analysis and predictions and bet the amount you can afford to lose.

[Joy- maker]

Does anyone still believe the Group on Telegram about tips for sports betting?

There are people who are still falling for it you never can tell. you know there are people who are so eager to make money by all means, and When such people come across all this telegram groups claiming that they predict sure games, and at the same time flooding their telegram groups with winning slips that are not real, Those who are eager to make money by any means will definitely give those groups claiming nonsense a try.

But the truth is, some of those telegram groups are really trying big time when it comes to predicting sports games, but not all are genuine. majority of those telegram groups offering predictions are scam. And The people behind those telegram groups offering predictions are using those groups for extortion which is very bad. Let's be very careful out there, because scammers are using every slite opportunity they have to scam people.

[Ever-young]

This scam has been going on for a while now and a lot of people have been falling for it because they are desperate to make profit.  There is no such thing as a fixed game because no one can arrange what the outcome of a sports game would be. it's okay to make use of free prediction sites however you want but paying for predictions is a line that you should not cross, these channels are ran by scammers.

That’s exactly what happens when gamblers become very desperate to make profit through gambling, they automatically become preys and easily fall into the traps of these scammers because nothing seems to be too good to be true to them, as long as it involves making profits, they’re willing to give it a try. I know of a person who have fallen victim to this, not just once but multiple to times, and according to him, he’ll just keep searching until he finally finds the surest plug and then he’ll become rich through it, and then I keep wondering, if those things are actually real, why do they really need people to pay them when they can make as much as they want without even having to share the games with others.

[SuperBitMan]

They will tell you they give correct sure fixed matches for people to bet on and win money and they will tell you to subscribe if you want those games to be sent to you and when you eventually subscribe some will be sending you games and it will not go as predicted some will just block you immediately after you send the money.

Some of the scammers will not even block the victim after receiving the money, they will want to convince the person to send another money so that they can earn more money from the person. But it is the person that should use his brain to know fast that they are scammers and avoid them. I have seen someone that was scammed this way before. I warned him but he did not listen.

Yeah you are right, sometimes I wonder how they usually convince someone to pay again after the first payment, I can understand or consider making the first payment but doing it again is something that usually surprises me, I asked a friend of mine that was scammed just like this, what made him send money to them again after sending the first one, and he said after he sent the first money he was ready to do anything so he won’t lose the money and unknown to him he was spending more money by agreeing with what ever they say.
I believe those fake wins they usually drop on their page or site are what usually make them believe, all those wins are fake they just edit or make it up by themselves.

[Findingnemo]

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They will tell you they give correct sure fixed matches for people to bet on and win money and they will tell you to subscribe if you want those games to be sent to you and when you eventually subscribe some will be sending you games and it will not go as predicted some will just block you immediately after you send the money.
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They send all the possible results to the users so it is likely they will get right to a set of users, so don't even think that it's a sure fixed match signal but a random result thrown at you and you got the bait. Imagine someone got the information of fixed match, do you really think that he is selling that information for $10 or $50? When they can sell that for milions of dollars so it's just a trick that people get played too.

[Marvelockg]

Don’t send money to anyone because of sure fixed matches, no prediction is sure they are lying to you and those wins you are seeing them post is not real so be careful, just predict matches yourself because gambling is 70% luck.

Sure fixed match ke? How many times do we get to see fixed matches and what's the odds that they will allow a random telegram guy get access to it? In real sense, fix matches happen less often and it's mainly known by those at the top of the game and not a regular dude basically because of the risk that's associated with those that are involved in it being caught. Most of the people that are promising you sure games wouldn't dare let you know they have access to such games if they have the slightest idea that a match is fixed. First thing that should make you flee from any so good to be true promise is if they are trying to convince you by all known means.

[Emjay24]

I’m bringing this up hear to create awareness about this fixed match scam happening, I know some of you most have known about this scam for long but some set of people still don’t know about it.
They will tell you they give correct sure fixed matches for people to bet on and win money and they will tell you to subscribe if you want those games to be sent to you and when you eventually subscribe some will be sending you games and it will not go as predicted some will just block you immediately after you send the money.

Don’t send money to anyone because of sure fixed matches, no prediction is sure they are lying to you and those wins you are seeing them post is not real so be careful, just predict matches yourself because gambling is 70% luck.

Telegram is a scam hub, not just for fixed matches, but also trading signals scam, even wallet recovery software scams. It's on telegram you'll see people who doesn't know shit about the subject matter forming trusted sources, with their farm accounts claiming they've benefitted, just like we also see on Facebook. Well, people should be warned, never patronize them, you'll not even have access to complain that their products didn't work because they'll block you right away. I've seen a victim.

[YOSHIE]

Don’t send money to anyone because of sure fixed matches, no prediction is sure they are lying to you and those wins you are seeing them post is not real so be careful, just predict matches yourself because gambling is 70% luck.

Yes, this is the main point for every gambler, whether they are old players or new players, it makes no difference, seduction and persuasion can lead to traps at any time if you are not alert and careful.

We understand and know that Telegram is currently a social media target for fraudsters, under the guise of sports predictions which are often offered for football, basketball, etc.
The lure of winning 100% claims there are insiders, has a central dealer, secret algorithm, 100% accurate predictions, provides fake winnings (bet slips) screenshots are indeed part of the Telegram Group, so be careful of being lured by things like that.

Remember to be safe, careless perish, Telegram Groups are not the solution for you to gamble.

[Wakate]

There are lots of telegram groups that are asking for their members to pay for VIP so they can be added to another group when they will be getting fixed matches odds which will increase the amount they will be earning per day.

This is happening till today and their are people getting football signals from other groups where they are paying for VIP to later create their own group so they can sell to gullible desperate gamblers. Gamblers should be careful when joining group like this because your winnings is not guaranteed.

[Fiatless]

Don’t send money to anyone because of sure fixed matches, no prediction is sure they are lying to you and those wins you are seeing them post are not real so be careful, just predict matches yourself because gambling is 70% luck.

Match fixing is illegal and it destroys the beautiful game of sports. I wouldn't want to be part of any exercise that is against the law. All of these influencers or promoters who claim to have information about fixed games are fraudsters.  If they really know the outcome of games, they will not inform anyone. They will simply bet heavily and win big. I have never given an amount because of predictions.  If you cannot give it for free, do your thing.

[Slow death]

Honestly, it's unbelievable how someone falls for a scam like that. These types of scams are so obvious that even anyone can question how it's possible for someone to fall for them. The laziness some people have, their reluctance to analyze games on their own, and the desire to make a lot of money quickly are the main reasons that lead people to fall for this type of scam. In my case, I don't fall for it.