Sports Betting Masterclass - Is it legit or a way to collect people’s money?

[Rubuchi]

A few days ago, I was going on with my day when my very close friend called me with excitement about a post he came across and sent me a link to what was referred to as Sports Betting Masterclass. This is the first time I have come across something like that to be honest and the people behind the masterclass promised to teach how how to predict and win matches, manage your risks and improved your overall betting chances and results.
But I personally see gambling as a game of luck and chances, so how can somebody teach you how to win bets when it is largely based on luck, can we say such premium masterclass are legit enough for somebody to invest his money into or they are just there to collect people’s hard earned money? Has anybody here ever paid for a sports betting masterclass before and was it useful enough for you to encourage another person to join?

[_act_]

People that fall for this will be the people that will be providing money for these scammers. If you know where they are, it is better you report them to the police, but I guess this may be online, and it will be in a way you will not be able to track them. Looking for money with gambling is just a good way you will lose money when gambling. These people are easy to know, but many people will just not understand until they lose money.

[Oasisman]

They exist to collect people's money or scamming people in a not-so illegal way, lol.
I'd rather pay for someone who teaches you how to manage your finances, try not get bankrupt, and controlling yourself in terms of gambling, than some fake gambling guru who claim to increase your winning chances. If they truly are consistent and has higher chances of winning, why would they bother selling their service/courses when they can actually make money by using that very same strategy. That should always be the first question to consider.

Making consistent winning predictions are very impossible, not only because it is based on some luck, but there are actually a lot of things that needs to consider before, in the actual, and late in the game. A lot of things can happen while the game is underway. An injury can make a heavy favourite lose. A bad decision, off night, and things like these can surely mess up your pre-game analysis, regardless of how expert you are, things like these do happen.

[Findingnemo]

It's a scam, period.

No one can teach you to win games and just because it is a premium subscription fee and comes with a fancy name doesn't make it as legit. And we have to use the common sense here, if they are winning matches then why they are selling it for few buck they can make millions and humans are not that generous to share it with everyone.

[Free Market Capitalist]

These are two different things. First:

But I personally see gambling as a game of luck and chances, so how can somebody teach you how to win bets when it is largely based on luck, can we say such premium masterclass are legit enough for somebody to invest his money into or they are just there to collect people’s hard earned money?

You're not clear on the difference between pure gambling—such as casino games, where there is a house edge—and skill-based games, such as sports betting in this case. So, in theory giving masterclasses is legit because unlike in casino games it is possible to make money with sports betting.

But the second point is that even in sports gambling, only a small percentage of bettors manage to be consistently profitable. So for most people who buy that Masterclass, it will be a waste of money.

[giammangiato]

A few days ago, I was going on with my day when my very close friend called me with excitement about a post he came across and sent me a link to what was referred to as Sports Betting Masterclass. This is the first time I have come across something like that to be honest and the people behind the masterclass promised to teach how how to predict and win matches, manage your risks and improved your overall betting chances and results.
But I personally see gambling as a game of luck and chances, so how can somebody teach you how to win bets when it is largely based on luck, can we say such premium masterclass are legit enough for somebody to invest his money into or they are just there to collect people’s hard earned money? Has anybody here ever paid for a sports betting masterclass before and was it useful enough for you to encourage another person to join?

Gurus are everywhere, even a sports betting masterclass, I'd be really curious to follow and listen to the stupid things they might say.
Perhaps the only smart and useful thing would be to suggest that people bet wisely and without overdoing it.
I won't comment on the effectiveness of the bets, I could be offensive, a piece of advice to all users, if these things are free and you are curious participate (perhaps sharing the experience) if they are paid do not participate, just another trick to steal money from unsuspecting users, these things always work unfortunately.

[acroman08]

A few days ago, I was going on with my day when my very close friend called me with excitement about a post he came across and sent me a link to what was referred to as Sports Betting Masterclass. This is the first time I have come across something like that to be honest and the people behind the masterclass promised to teach how how to predict and win matches, manage your risks and improved your overall betting chances and results.
But I personally see gambling as a game of luck and chances, so how can somebody teach you how to win bets when it is largely based on luck, can we say such premium masterclass are legit enough for somebody to invest his money into or they are just there to collect people’s hard earned money? Has anybody here ever paid for a sports betting masterclass before and was it useful enough for you to encourage another person to join?

But what exactly is the "sports betting masterclass" about? I mean, what was it teaching? If it teaches analysing data(which is a skill that is learned) and teaches you some tips and tricks on how to easily and properly analyse data, I think it would be helpful in some way. That being said, I am not saying that it will help you win more, since, despite sports betting being a skill-based activity, it still relies on luck.

[Cointxz]

Has anybody here ever paid for a sports betting masterclass before and was it useful enough for you to encourage another person to join?

Don’t join it if there’s payment involved. Think about this, if they truly master sports betting then they just bet on their own to consistently get profit.

Probably, they are teaching line movement and different type of analysis which you DIY without spending money for a subscription.

It’s hard to tell if it’s legit since we don’t know the content but most pf the time it’s fraud or scam. Much better to rely on your own analysis skills and use the subscription fee as your bankroll.

[viljy]

If this "skill" is so profitable, then why teach it to outsiders? And why teach it for money, and probably not very much? Why would such successful teachers earn a little money (for their scale) by selling courses? If you ask such questions (or similar ones), you will eventually get an answer like that the "teachers" want to make happy and save from poverty and suffering of other people.

Then you can start laughing. Because in the entire history of mankind, there was only one such person - Jesus. All the rest are a priori scammers. Well, these courses often consist of commonplaces (obvious information that is easily accessible), interspersed with streams of empty chatter and platitudes that mimic "secret knowledge."

[Dave1]

Well you have to think it in this way, if the people behind are making money in sports betting, then why they would share their secrets? I mean they can run this in years and make millions of it. So it doesn't make sense at all.

So most likely they are just fooling those who are looking to get rich in gambling. Maybe those people are good, but it's no guarantee that they will always win in sports betting. There are still a lot of factors that is beyond our control, and of course there is luck involved too even in sports betting. I would rather do my own analysis of every game instead of paying someone or enrolling in this so called masterclass.

[m2017]

A few days ago, I was going on with my day when my very close friend called me with excitement about a post he came across and sent me a link to what was referred to as Sports Betting Masterclass. This is the first time I have come across something like that to be honest and the people behind the masterclass promised to teach how how to predict and win matches, manage your risks and improved your overall betting chances and results.

If the organizers are such masters of sports betting, why do they teach it instead of making money from these skills?

But I personally see gambling as a game of luck and chances, so how can somebody teach you how to win bets when it is largely based on luck,

Only those who are capable of improving something as abstract as luck - or increasing the RTP in slot machines, for example, through mental strength - can do so.

can we say such premium masterclass are legit enough for somebody to invest his money into or they are just there to collect people’s hard earned money?

Of course, this is nothing more than a money-vacuum. It's like selling shovels during the gold rush.

Has anybody here ever paid for a sports betting masterclass before and was it useful enough for you to encourage another person to join?

I would never pay for this scam, because even if we accept the possibility that such master classes can improve gambling skills, no truly successful master would teach this, since he would rather make money from his own skills and it is not profitable for him to create competition in the form of new students.

[WhoYouCantKill]

Hahaha, what in heaven’s name is this? People now have masterclasses for sports betting? That’s just laughable, and anyone who actually falls for this cheap trick is clearly ignorant and naive, because any reasonable person should know there’s not a person who can accurately predict or is certain of constantly winning in gambling, let alone organizing a class to teach others such techniques. So anyone who does such is clearly a fraud.

[Charles-Tim]

Hahaha, what in heaven’s name is this? People now have masterclasses for sports betting? That’s just laughable, and anyone who actually falls for this cheap trick is clearly ignorant and naive, because any reasonable person should know there’s not a person who can accurately predict or is certain of constantly winning in gambling, let alone organizing a class to teach others such techniques. So anyone who does such is clearly a fraud.

They will waste money on the classes and also later waste money on betting. Not just that they will waste money on classes that will only be used to deceive them, but they will also waste their time on the classes if it is not an outright scam. No matter how easy to know are some scam, people that will still be a victim of the scam will still a victim of it. This is the first time that I am hearing of this type of scam.

[Nrcewker]

how to predict and win matches,

I was interested throughout the post until I saw this. I will pay to predict? Like, people will teach how to make predictions? This is the dumbest thing I have seen on the internet. And there are people who pay for this?

This is nothing but a fancy way to scam people. The scam is just rebranded as a “masterclass.” If the course is really a masterclass, then why doesn’t he himself use the masterclass course and make millions of dollars? Why is he sharing the valuable masterclass course with others and helping the needy?

Don’t fall for these dumb scams. Gambling is all about luck. If you are lucky enough, then you will definitely win.

[bakasabo]

Nobody is able to predict correctly what contains elements of random. Charging money for for betting masterclass I can accept only if that teaches very basics of betting. Explains what are odds, lines and etc (for example if adults is betting for the first time). Everything else should not cost anything. A person could charge money for masterclass is his prediction rate is 100%, however that are no such people who are so accurate.

[Emjay24]

You can go and learn if it's free but ensure you don't buy any subscription to that effect, it's a total waste of money and doesn't in any way guarantee you success. People are now exploring other niche to extort money from unsuspecting gamblers. The era of selling fake fixed matches is fading away very fast, now they've started opening academies to teach what they don't even understand themselves, maybe they do a little, but it's definitely not worth putting your money into.

[ZeroVinsonN]

A few days ago, I was going on with my day when my very close friend called me with excitement about a post he came across and sent me a link to what was referred to as Sports Betting Masterclass. This is the first time I have come across something like that to be honest and the people behind the masterclass promised to teach how how to predict and win matches, manage your risks and improved your overall betting chances and results.
But I personally see gambling as a game of luck and chances, so how can somebody teach you how to win bets when it is largely based on luck, can we say such premium masterclass are legit enough for somebody to invest his money into or they are just there to collect people’s hard earned money? Has anybody here ever paid for a sports betting masterclass before and was it useful enough for you to encourage another person to join?

There might be some value to it but for me it is simply a way to collect people's money and a legit way at that since they will still be taught how to check out stats and stuff like that, it's a gray area, it not exactly something that can be called illegal since you the person is doing exactly what they said they'd do but it still doesn't matter because no matter how much of an analyst they are they will still not be able to do much with the supposed knowledge they will get from masterclass.

[Die_empty]

But I personally see gambling as a game of luck and chances, so how can somebody teach you how to win bets when it is largely based on luck, can we say such premium masterclass are legit enough for somebody to invest his money into or they are just there to collect people’s hard earned money? Has anybody here ever paid for a sports betting masterclass before and was it useful enough for you to encourage another person to join?

It is a personal choice whether to attend such an educational program. Someone could be taught how to control or manage risk and enjoy their gambling experience. But the promise to teach someone how to predict and win matches is unacceptable to me. Risk management is an educational field, so you can be taught how to reduce loss and maximize opportunities. There are ways by which one can enjoy and be entertained by their gambling experience. 

More than 50% of the games in the World Cup were unpredictable. If you had placed bets on favourites, it would have been a bad strategy. Playing bets on underdogs would have also been a wrong pattern. Sports betting requires some level of skill, but they are also unpredictable.

I would not attend such a so-called masterclass if I were paying for it. I might also spend my precious time on an activity that occupies an insignificant part of my life. 

[Livingleged]

A few days ago, I was going on with my day when my very close friend called me with excitement about a post he came across and sent me a link to what was referred to as Sports Betting Masterclass. This is the first time I have come across something like that to be honest and the people behind the masterclass promised to teach how how to predict and win matches, manage your risks and improved your overall betting chances and results.
But I personally see gambling as a game of luck and chances, so how can somebody teach you how to win bets when it is largely based on luck, can we say such premium masterclass are legit enough for somebody to invest his money into or they are just there to collect people’s hard earned money? Has anybody here ever paid for a sports betting masterclass before and was it useful enough for you to encourage another person to join?

Well, i cannot categorically tell you that i am against the masters class idea, even though sport betting has to do with luck, i also think that having a good knowledge of the sport and options your betting on is also important as it can also affect your result of betting. we can all agree that betting on known options to bettors are often safer than betting on unknown option. what i am total against is the idea of someone trying to sell a premium masterclass and give you odd to bet on with 100% guarantee that it cant be lost. this cant work with betting and anyone that tries to do such is just a decorated scammer, but having a masters class that you help bettors with game Analysis, match statistic, previous result, and possible outcome of the next fixture might just be fine. and one can monetize because you're helping them with information that they probably have no idea about and it can get enhance their chance of winning a bet.

[Ruttoshi]

You will be surprised that some people will fall for these scam because their mindset is so attached to making it in life with gambling. Only people that don't think will fall for this kind of scam.

However, if people could pay for subscription channels just to get odds, they can still feel like going to know the trick. Some gamblers also believe that skill superceed luck in gambling and that sportbet can be learned. Those gamblers will fall quickly for this scam. Luck is the key to winning.