Fake sport farms

[GxSTxV]

Lately, I came across a very interesting topic that many communities have started talking about, and I was totally blown out. It’s about sports farms, which got exposed from many sides, this is a large betting platform, mostly known in Russia and Africa: 1xBet(also known here to be a scam). Apparently, they use players with fake names and misleading information to create more games for betting.

The dangerous part is that these players are required to score an exact number of goals, miss penalties or do other random things just to make sure the platform keeps winning against the majority of bets.

It’s like whole organization, where even some people are getting paid without knowing what they actually involved in, while being streamed 24/7. The bigger issue here is that this platform is still sponsoring famous teams and events without facing any legal repercussions. Have you seen anything like this yourself, or noticed these organized matches? Personally, I have no intention to bet on these boring games.

[rachael9385]

Lately, I came across a very interesting topic that many communities have started talking about, and I was totally blown out. It’s about sports farms, which got exposed from many sides, this is a large betting platform, mostly known in Russia and Africa: 1xBet(also known here to be a scam). Apparently, they use players with fake names and misleading information to create more games for betting.

I have had my doubts about this casino for a long time but this aspect of them using fake names to create more games for Betting is quite serious, I did some research and I read some comments people made saying that the casino is a scam, it's important that you drop a link to confirm the source of this information.

It’s like whole organization, where even some people are getting paid without knowing what they actually involved in, while being streamed 24/7. The bigger issue here is that this platform is still sponsoring famous teams and events without facing any legal repercussions. Have you seen anything like this yourself, or noticed these organized matches? Personally, I have no intention to bet on these boring games.

In 1xbet I noticed that they have some short football games that always seems fixed, it was easy for people to study the patterns of these games and predict what the possible scoreline would be, these were some of the organized matches that I came across on the site.

[Davidvictorson]

It’s like whole organization, where even some people are getting paid without knowing what they actually involved in, while being streamed 24/7. The bigger issue here is that this platform is still sponsoring famous teams and events without facing any legal repercussions. Have you seen anything like this yourself, or noticed these organized matches? Personally, I have no intention to bet on these boring games.

This sounds quite shocking and at the same time not shocking as these types of match fixing is common in lesser known leagues.
I think it is a big complex ring that so many people do not even know that they are in.
Everyone, stay away from betting on these smaller leagues… you can’t tell whose results are genuine and whose is not.

[Nwada001]

In 1xbet I noticed that they have some short football games that always seems fixed, it was easy for people to study the patterns of these games and predict what the possible scoreline would be, these were some of the organized matches that I came across on the site.

How do you guys still notice this? Because even with the way 1xbit is being promoted here in my country, I don’t follow up anything that has to do with them talking more about watching matches that are being organized by them. I wonder how some people still trust those selective scammers and how they still manage to retain their licenses.

[Emjay24]

I know fixed matches exists, but I never imagined sportsbooks could be part of it. I've always thought they should be the ones acting against it like removing selections when it's been played by more people, but sponsoring teams to perform unnaturally is on another level.

It's possible actually but it would only be more believable when one or more of those involved face legal consequences.

[Alphakilo]

I avoid matches or leagues I have never heard of for this same reason mentioned by OP because it's simply playing against a house that's rigged and in control of the outcome if you carefully look at it from my perspective.
Rather, the more known and transparent leagues that are subject to investigation for scandals are best so as to avoid these traps and lose my funds.

[Fortify]

Lately, I came across a very interesting topic that many communities have started talking about, and I was totally blown out. It’s about sports farms, which got exposed from many sides, this is a large betting platform, mostly known in Russia and Africa: 1xBet(also known here to be a scam). Apparently, they use players with fake names and misleading information to create more games for betting.

The dangerous part is that these players are required to score an exact number of goals, miss penalties or do other random things just to make sure the platform keeps winning against the majority of bets.

It’s like whole organization, where even some people are getting paid without knowing what they actually involved in, while being streamed 24/7. The bigger issue here is that this platform is still sponsoring famous teams and events without facing any legal repercussions. Have you seen anything like this yourself, or noticed these organized matches? Personally, I have no intention to bet on these boring games.

It's hard to even understand what you are describing. Are you talking about virtual sports? Are you talking about the pages that have a reel of the latest bets that have been place? Why even bother talking about 1xBet when it's already been outed as a clear and obvious scam, do you think they're going to suddenly change their business model? It doesn't really matter if you're from Africa or Russia there's plenty of other legitimate sites who will take your bet (although maybe Russians have a harder time being sanctioned by North America and Europe). It seems like you are talking about virtual games or maybe even competitive esports, in which case these can be super rigged and you'll be much better off sticking with a sport that has many millions of fans with well paid players who are less likely to get involved with cheating. There's no point playing in the minor leagues when there are plenty of top leagues out there.

[Hispo]

I avoid matches or leagues I have never heard of for this same reason mentioned by OP because it's simply playing against a house that's rigged and in control of the outcome if you carefully look at it from my perspective.
Rather, the more known and transparent leagues that are subject to investigation for scandals are best so as to avoid these traps and lose my funds.

Not even mentioning those leagues usually lack of liquidity and reputation.
Though, it can be tricky for people who like to bet on their local leagues, because they feel passionate enough to bet on their regional leagues, but at the same time they are in a position which is a clear disadvantage against criminal syndicates and march fixers.

That is one of the reasons why I have also decided to only bet on international leagues, in which there is alledgelly more scrutiny and transparency.

[Darker45]

In the first place, I won't be betting on any player or team that I'm not sufficiently familiar with. So, I guess this won't affect me at all.

Just the same, however, I'm bothered by this low-level kind of fraud. It gives the sports a bad name. Why can't sports or gambling regulators shut all of them down? Imagine not only are the leagues or games rigged even names are faked. This is brazen, apparently below the belt.

I can't help but look back when I saw 1xBet, a brand I'm all too familiar with because of its extremely negative reputation here on the forum, taking certain DOTA II team as a sponsor in TI years ago. I asked myself, how come this shady brand is here? Now, looking back, were there games, plays, decisions deliberately made for the sake of certain outcomes?

[yhiaali3]

I often come across the fraudulent casino advertisement 1xBet, but I ignore it, while at the same time I am surprised by how widespread it is on the internet and how much money they spend on misleading advertising.

Even worse, the parent company of the fraudulent casino 1xBet, or its affiliates, owns a huge network of sites that operate with the same script and bet management system, such as: MelBet, LineBet, BetWinner.

[eisen33]

Lately, I came across a very interesting topic that many communities have started talking about, and I was totally blown out. It’s about sports farms, which got exposed from many sides, this is a large betting platform, mostly known in Russia and Africa: 1xBet(also known here to be a scam). Apparently, they use players with fake names and misleading information to create more games for betting.

The dangerous part is that these players are required to score an exact number of goals, miss penalties or do other random things just to make sure the platform keeps winning against the majority of bets.

It’s like whole organization, where even some people are getting paid without knowing what they actually involved in, while being streamed 24/7. The bigger issue here is that this platform is still sponsoring famous teams and events without facing any legal repercussions. Have you seen anything like this yourself, or noticed these organized matches? Personally, I have no intention to bet on these boring games.

I think it's possible, but it seems to me that carrying out something like this in top tier leagues would be extremely difficult or expensive for them. So I'm not entirely sure what exactly this post is referring to or which matches are involved. I suspect that if this is happening, it's more likely to be in lower tier competitions. On the other hand, betting activity and overall popularity may be significantly lower there as well. That's why I'd like to see some more specific details about what exactly is being discussed.

[Awaklara]

I just can't understand how there are bettors who bet on a fake match like that. A scammer company is still a scammer company. They do aim to cheat. They get customers by sponsoring sports teams. Their brand can still be seen by people and they will continue to make money from gamblers who know nothing about their brand.

[kennycryptoitalia]

In the first place, I won't be betting on any player or team that I'm not sufficiently familiar with. So, I guess this won't affect me at all.

Just the same, however, I'm bothered by this low-level kind of fraud. It gives the sports a bad name. Why can't sports or gambling regulators shut all of them down? Imagine not only are the leagues or games rigged even names are faked. This is brazen, apparently below the belt.

I can't help but look back when I saw 1xBet, a brand I'm all too familiar with because of its extremely negative reputation here on the forum, taking certain DOTA II team as a sponsor in TI years ago. I asked myself, how come this shady brand is here? Now, looking back, were there games, plays, decisions deliberately made for the sake of certain outcomes?

What you tell us is absolutely true, when someone bets they must do it for things they know well in order to increase the possibility of winning, otherwise there isn't much point in betting at random: you bet to have the thrill of winning in my opinion, otherwise there is no fun in the act itself.
Personally, i also only bet in Italy with teams i know, every now and then.

[Peanutswar]

As per reading which casino its came from its already considered a negative image. They have a bad reputation here in the community, so seems off already.

I dont know still people prefer to play with this casino even though its already a saying in their face that they never been be a winner or even less chance of getting a winner. I guess they are still holding their what if they win thoughts but seems its already decided already its always the house.

I can't help but look back when I saw 1xBet, a brand I'm all too familiar with because of its extremely negative reputation here on the forum, taking certain DOTA II team as a sponsor in TI years ago. I asked myself, how come this shady brand is here? Now, looking back, were there games, plays, decisions deliberately made for the sake of certain outcomes?

Seems their casino has a huge budget for this marketing promotion because there is a gaming company here in the Philippines promoting their casino every game stream last TI. Still I trust the feedback of the community here than their promotions with a huge welcome bonus.

[leea-1334]

Can you explain this? You can create fake players sure,,, but you mean create fake events and fake matches? But who would bet on them since,,, I would never know about them if they are made up? I mean here on this forum, for instance, you can create 100 matches and post them and put great odds but so what who on earth would put money on these people and teams nobody ever heard about?

[red4slash]

Things like this can be surprising but on the one hand it can look ordinary and even considered a natural thing in certain conditions because mixing like this always happens in competitions / tournaments that are not too famous, especially by mentioning one site that we know has a bad reputation on the forum, this is not a surprise.

Mixing like this is possible due to several things such as less strict regulations, small tournaments and memamg not highlighted by the media and there are games directly from the organizers. Talking about harm is certainly harmful because it is not only material but also image but on the one hand things like this are a little difficult to avoid.

[boyptc]

Apparently, they use players with fake names and misleading information to create more games for betting.

Walk me through. Is this for a specific tournament that they are a sponsor of? or they're making players that bet on their platform and posts it on forums or groups to entice other gamblers to bet for what they advertise.

I am confuse about this.

The dangerous part is that these players are required to score an exact number of goals, miss penalties or do other random things just to make sure the platform keeps winning against the majority of bets.

While I am trying to understand this, this means that they have sponsored a team and these players are part of selling games.

This has become common to lesser tier leagues. Those really are prone to these type of farming especially for these casinos and so called mafias.

[xenomorfo]

Lately, I came across a very interesting topic that many communities have started talking about, and I was totally blown out. It’s about sports farms, which got exposed from many sides, this is a large betting platform, mostly known in Russia and Africa: 1xBet(also known here to be a scam). Apparently, they use players with fake names and misleading information to create more games for betting.

The dangerous part is that these players are required to score an exact number of goals, miss penalties or do other random things just to make sure the platform keeps winning against the majority of bets.

It’s like whole organization, where even some people are getting paid without knowing what they actually involved in, while being streamed 24/7. The bigger issue here is that this platform is still sponsoring famous teams and events without facing any legal repercussions. Have you seen anything like this yourself, or noticed these organized matches? Personally, I have no intention to bet on these boring games.

I had seen a video on the internet, basically there are guys who play even absurd games like table football, but they are not interested in winning, they play because they are paid so that people can bet at any time of the day. Absurd.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

I just can't understand how there are bettors who bet on a fake match like that. A scammer company is still a scammer company. They do aim to cheat. They get customers by sponsoring sports teams. Their brand can still be seen by people and they will continue to make money from gamblers who know nothing about their brand.

Well, some gamblers don't care about the originality of games, as long as they've chances with it. You are more enlightened than a whole lot of gamblers and you can question the reliability of the outcomes of the matches. Some people might still know about their brand but are blinded by promitional offers, just like people know very well that ponzi is scam but still take their chances on it.

People should make their choices. Personally, I can never gamble on such a casino, but I cannot say for the next person. 1Xbit scams people, so I'm not surprised when they're accused of shady dealings. It is still up to their clients to quit patronizing them or continue being scammed.

[giammangiato]

Everything is normal, people are betting on absurd things, many of us should know this.
So I don't see anything particularly strange, some official sites offer bets on dog (video game) or horse racing, basically the principle is the same.
It's one thing to place bets on real things, it's another thing to place bets on strange events (weather, war, elections, etc.), it's another thing to place bets on a platform that is already known to be a scam.
Regardless, on a platform recognized as a scam, you shouldn't place even 1 bet, not even as a joke; it amounts to a waste of time and the risk of losing money.
Always keep your eyes and ears alert, there are organizations that do just that by trade, scammers.