People selling bets to gamblers.

[jcojci]

I will not listen him instead just leave him. I don't trust someone who comes to me and just saying he have accurate prediction. I don't think he can do that as we know that no one have accurate prediction, no one have a crystal balls that showing the final result.

I don't need his help with his prediction and I don't want to gives him money to bet. He can search for other people who will gives him money and bet.

Be careful on those situation as you can meet that someday and if you forget this, you may get his scam. Just leave him and maybe you can tells him that you don't have money to gamble.

[Kelward]

This is a normal practice in most rural communities, you will see some people around physical bet shops approaching bettors that they have sure bets that they can share it with you in exchange for some money, I never take them seriously because I know that they are scammers. How can somebody who needs money and has a guaranteed sure bet be selling it instead of placing his bet directly and getting himself rich.

In my former neighborhood this practice was very common with lottery, it even got to the extent where people were hawking so-called winning numbers, you will hear then saying on the streets that they have sure numbers and surprisingly some ignorant people give them attention. There is no sure win in casino games and bets and anybody telling you about it is misleading you.

[Somegory]

Personally, I have witnessed this several times, and it has even happened to me, so i have decided to bring this topic here to deliberate how convenient it is to buy game from people, and also to share ideas, and experience here.

On a very good day someone came to me , and claim to have a sure draw, he said, he doesn't gamble but wanted to help me with those draws, and he asked me to give him some money. He also asked me to play the game with good amount of money that it will definitely be successful.I gave him some money, and placed this game on bet, guess what, this draws failed. I know other gamblers must have encountered this kind of situation too.

As gamblers, If you have encountered this situation, how did you handle it, and what would you advice.

I've heard stories like this in my home town where strangers give them draw and it passed, if it failed no one will hear about them, so I can't say for sure that some are given bad draw.

Some people are actually gifted when it comes to seeing something about others, but not for themselves, anyways, the lesson we need to learn here is that even if you are given a draw do not bet a lot of money that you aren't ready to lose on the game.

Many gamblers have always hoped for such strangers to walk up to them, since the stories have been confirmed to be true, but this can't also help unhealthy gambling too, that's why you need to be careful.

[Zadicar]

Personally, I have witnessed this several times, and it has even happened to me, so i have decided to bring this topic here to deliberate how convenient it is to buy game from people, and also to share ideas, and experience here.

On a very good day someone came to me , and claim to have a sure draw, he said, he doesn't gamble but wanted to help me with those draws, and he asked me to give him some money. He also asked me to play the game with good amount of money that it will definitely be successful.I gave him some money, and placed this game on bet, guess what, this draws failed. I know other gamblers must have encountered this kind of situation too.

As gamblers, If you have encountered this situation, how did you handle it, and what would you advice.

I havent experience this but i had been able to observe it out, my take is to ignore and reject these of people on trying out to sell and telling this and that. If  they do know on what are those results then they would be betting into themselves and not letting other people would do and they do hope that once that person win on a bet then that would be an easy money for them but if you lost then there's no obligation to it and that really sucks. So its better to bet on your own and dont tend to listen with these people as they dont really know about the outcome of a certain game, no one really does. Making up some claims about this and that are surely scam and trying out to milk you out if ever you do able to hit up some win but actually it is just that everything is coincidence if ever those tips hits up a win and not speaking about being precise or correction recommendation.

[Fortify]

Personally, I have witnessed this several times, and it has even happened to me, so i have decided to bring this topic here to deliberate how convenient it is to buy game from people, and also to share ideas, and experience here.

On a very good day someone came to me , and claim to have a sure draw, he said, he doesn't gamble but wanted to help me with those draws, and he asked me to give him some money. He also asked me to play the game with good amount of money that it will definitely be successful.I gave him some money, and placed this game on bet, guess what, this draws failed. I know other gamblers must have encountered this kind of situation too.

As gamblers, If you have encountered this situation, how did you handle it, and what would you advice.

Just reading your made up story is enough to give someone a headache. Yes, there are people out there who claim to be "tipsters" but they make money by trying to sell supposed winning bets to people, but it doesn't make any sense. If they were profitable then they could go to any one of the thousands of sportbooks out there and make a living for themselves using this special skill that they have. But no, they don't do that because they don't really have any special skills besides being a wannabe scammer. They will use all sorts of tricks to deceive, like building up fabricated evidence which they point towards in order to scam people into buying this "service". There are many different techniques they use but the whole concept is a sham.

[Samlucky O]

I have encountered this people in different locations trying to sell me game but I just laughed and said how can you be sure of a game you are not the one playing. And even the players of that sport bet don't even know the outcome of the game. There is a superstitious believe in my State that game given to you by an insane person is likely to play and those game I prefer or try them out even if it doesn't play, than someone given me a game to buy with full assurance. it's a big no for me. Except on the condition that if It cuts you will refund me. Because selling a game that is not sure is a scam attempt, because you are selling a product that is not verified or a game you are not sure of the outcome.

[Die_empty]

As gamblers, If you have encountered this situation, how did you handle it, and what would you advise.

Next time someone tries to sell a bet to you, ask him if he doesn't want to win. Anyone who has a sure bet wouldn't need to start looking for who would buy it. He should have simply used a huge amount to place the bets. If he doesn't have money, he could take a loan since he is sure of the returns.

Even yesterday, someone in the bus park was offering bets to people. Meanwhile, poverty was written all over him. Some of them also claim to have mystical powers that give them access to winning games. But my question is why are they not rich since they could win millions from gambling?

My advice is that you should never pay for bets because gambling outcomes are sometimes unpredictable.

[eisen33]

Can anything be guaranteed in betting? Did you know this person, do you have mutual friends, or is it just a stranger you've decided to take at their word?

I think you should always be smart and draw the right conclusions. You can't trust everyone who claims something, especially how can you trust someone who says they don't bet but somehow managed to get information about a draw in a match. Maybe they were deceived or played a prank on him, and he fell for it. Or they could just be a scammer who's just trying to swindle you out of money with a fictitious prediction.

[Antotena]

Personally, I have witnessed this several times, and it has even happened to me, so i have decided to bring this topic here to deliberate how convenient it is to buy game from people, and also to share ideas, and experience here.

On a very good day someone came to me , and claim to have a sure draw, he said, he doesn't gamble but wanted to help me with those draws, and he asked me to give him some money. He also asked me to play the game with good amount of money that it will definitely be successful.I gave him some money, and placed this game on bet, guess what, this draws failed. I know other gamblers must have encountered this kind of situation too.

As gamblers, If you have encountered this situation, how did you handle it, and what would you advice.

People that do this thing, I just believe they have money they don't want to use and decide to give it away to people that have nothing to offer but same idea they can create by themselves but decide to be lazy and think money can give them the right idea. Why are you paying for buying bets when it's not like the games are fix. There is nothing like assurance in gambling, you will have to work your head around games to get the right predictions.

A lot of people that pay for bets don't make money, they don't just want to speak up because of some bad decisions they have made. Most of those people that sell bets perhaps get luck to win some bets and they get the attention of the people, they make people believe they are good and convince them to give bet, if luckily the bet won, they open a special group and start selling bets but what they don't know is that the moment you start paying is when you don't win again.

[Nahl]

I wonder why you were tempting with the offer from that people especially he said that he wasn't gamble before which mean most likely that person don't have any experience to gambling and for this issue i will described the simple thing that when there is a people who offering you gambling tipster guarantee win to gambling and insist you to pay their service because they says you will won some money if buy the tips from them certainly it is a scam attempt and avoiding the people like this because gambling results is uncertain and nobody can ensure they always be won from their bets

[Etranger]

don't trust someone who comes to me and just saying he have accurate prediction. I don't think he can do that as we know that no one have accurate prediction, no one have a crystal balls that showing the final result.

In this whole story, what concerns me much more is not that no one can truly know any predictions for certain, but that people come to me themselves, uninvited, when I never asked for any such "services." When someone approaches me with something like this, it is obvious they have a goal to push or sell me something, even though I never asked for it. And that is very suspicious, I immediately flag such offers.

[iv4n]

On a very good day someone came to me , and claim to have a sure draw, he said, he doesn't gamble but wanted to help me with those draws, and he asked me to give him some money. He also asked me to play the game with good amount of money that it will definitely be successful.I gave him some money, and placed this game on bet, guess what, this draws failed.

Since you lost some money, I hope you have at least learned something from the situation. Never trust anyone who has a sure bet/investment, or any other way of making money. Especially if they are asking for some money upfront... Simply turn around & walk away.

I never bought a "safe bet", but many times I decided to follow predictions from other people who are willing to share them. It's like all fun & games, if I like the bet or combo, and I have some money, maybe I will give it a try...

[Outhue]

It could be a scam tactics, because the few that I heard about they never asked for money in return, the strangers delivered the message, lotto number or a match and they walk away without asking for anything in return, so if anyone is asking for money then it shows that their aim was the money right from the start, they knew that the only way you will reward them is for them to give you that hope like .feeling and gambling calls seem to be a better fit for this.

The few calls like that are from strangers that are not completely normal, or wretched looking, you will even doubt at first when they seek for your attention, they instantly tell you what to do and they will walk away.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

I will not listen him instead just leave him. I don't trust someone who comes to me and just saying he have accurate prediction. I don't think he can do that as we know that no one have accurate prediction, no one have a crystal balls that showing the final result.

I don't need his help with his prediction and I don't want to gives him money to bet. He can search for other people who will gives him money and bet.

Be careful on those situation as you can meet that someday and if you forget this, you may get his scam. Just leave him and maybe you can tells him that you don't have money to gamble.

When someone approaches you claiming the have accurate predictions, just request two things from him:

• His Username on his casinos accounts
• A list of the evidences of his consistent winning with his prediction

When you already know his username, even though he presents random winning tickets, you can investigate from the ticketId for the person that actually won the bets and identify him as a scammer easily. Secondly if he is not able to provide you verifyable ticketIds of his consistent winnings, then dismiss his claims immediately because you are not supposed to trust, but verify.

Finally, there's nothing like accurate prediction. Gambling is dependent on luck, your accurate predictions today might be a very bad one tomorrow. People should stop presenting luck as a valid strategy because I've never seen who has been winning consistently for a long term.

[Cointxz]

It could be a scam tactics, because the few that I heard about they never asked for money in return, the strangers delivered the message, lotto number or a match and they walk away without asking for anything in return, so if anyone is asking for money then it shows that their aim was the money right from the start, they knew that the only way you will reward them is for them to give you that hope like .feeling and gambling calls seem to be a better fit for this.

The few calls like that are from strangers that are not completely normal, or wretched looking, you will even doubt at first when they seek for your attention, they instantly tell you what to do and they will walk away.

I think he knew the person that give him the call or else he will not blindly follow it to place bet.

It’s a product of foolishness and self confidence that make someone claim he has a guaranteed that he even willing to share with others just to exposed them to same risk.

I have a friend like this that encouraged me to copy his bet because he has high confidence on his bet. But I never follow him since I knew that he doesn’t have a successful sports betting career based on his current financial status. 

[lovesmayfamilis]

As gamblers, If you have encountered this situation, how did you handle it, and what would you advice.

What can be recommended in such situations? Get smarter, and no more. Your experience, OP, has actually made you a person who will no longer fall for such tricks of scammers or gambling addicts. Indeed, I have seen several weirdos who have tried to create some formulas that are supposedly so reliable that they will allow you to have guaranteed winnings. These weirdos would have played and tried it themselves, but unfortunately, they don't have the money to experiment, but they always need "companions" with whom they are ready to share the winnings.
What is the result of seeing such people? Those who believe that one day they will find the "money" button will regularly be deceived by scammers. And those who understand that it is impossible to calculate guaranteed successful bets will twirl one's finger at one's temple, pointing to those who still believe the scammers .

[nimogsm]

Because the scheme isn't fully explained. The person offering the prediction approaches not just one person, but several. They offer one a win, another a draw, and a third a loss. Somewhere along the line, they guess correctly, two are eliminated from the chain, and the one whose prediction worked is asked for a larger sum next time, and they disappear with it. The goal is very simple: gain the player's attention and trust and take their money the second time. The conclusion is very simple: don't listen to anyone who promises you riches in five minutes.