Investing €580 & Earning €70180 within 90 minutes, Fixed football match really exist?

I am so much confused how people making €70180.00 by investing €580.00 within 90 minutes using football fixed match.

There is lots of telegram group who are selling football fixed match and all are fake? But if these are fake then why more than 50000+ member join these telegram group?

I get 3 free report from 3 fixer, The seller said you can pay after the win match, I stake and loss 3 match, where seller promise they are 100% fixed. But fales!!

I trust BHW member, and want to know your opinion, Did you ever bought Fixed football match ticket from somewhere? and Won the game?

Fixed football match really exist?

Some of fixer showing there earning video proof.

Fixed matches do exist, although I doubt they'd sell their insight on Telegrqm groups. Think yourself; would you sell the info, get worse odds yourself instead of putting in a large sum themselves?

Fixed matches exist but it's damn hard to get to one.

I spent years on betting and I can say that I've seen it all!

All I can say is, even those people that personally pay a player or a club to fix a match don't have fixed matches all the time, let alone every week or day, it's nonsense!

In my country this is getting ridiculous, they will pay $100 - $1.000 per Instagram shout-out from some "famous" people promoting their Instagram, where you can see all the luxury, people fail for that even tho they know themselves...

Simple probability has made more money. I have never joined the fixed match telegram group.

Oh boy the oldest scam in the planet!
Fixed matches exist but forget you will ever learn about it in time unless you are in the inner circle

No, this is a known scam. Read here: https://www.betdynamo.com/blog/2019/01/28/betting-scams-how-fixed-football-match-scams-work/

I've heard of a scam that's targeted towards millionaires.
They let you in on a private group (IRL) that's teaching you about fixed matches.

Then when you're finally willing to enter with a big amount, they let you bet on two teams from competitions on the other side of the world that don't even exist.

They will go as far as creating fake websites for those teams to come over as legitimate.

Saw this in some documentary a long time ago.

Blackhat Lifter said:

I've heard of a scam that's targeted towards millionaires.
They let you in on a private group (IRL) that's teaching you about fixed matches.

Then when you're finally willing to enter with a big amount, they let you bet on two teams from competitions on the other side of the world that don't even exist.

They will go as far as creating fake websites for those teams to come over as legitimate.

Saw this in some documentary a long time ago.

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This technique could be used by betting companies, a class action law suit maybe?

DunderMannen said:

Fixed matches do exist, although I doubt they'd sell their insight on Telegrqm groups. Think yourself; would you sell the info, get worse odds yourself instead of putting in a large sum themselves?

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I understand that, why 50000+ people joining telegram group? What are they doing there

MrDenz said:

Fixed matches exist but it's damn hard to get to one.

I spent years on betting and I can say that I've seen it all!

All I can say is, even those people that personally pay a player or a club to fix a match don't have fixed matches all the time, let alone every week or day, it's nonsense!

In my country this is getting ridiculous, they will pay $100 - $1.000 per Instagram shout-out from some "famous" people promoting their Instagram, where you can see all the luxury, people fail for that even tho they know themselves...

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Did ever bought any fixed match ticket?

Castamir said:

Simple probability has made more money. I have never joined the fixed match telegram group.

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Yes, That's true

DanDD said:

Oh boy the oldest scam in the planet!
Fixed matches exist but forget you will ever learn about it in time unless you are in the inner circle

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JessePinkmanBB said:

No, this is a known scam. Read here: https://www.betdynamo.com/blog/2019/01/28/betting-scams-how-fixed-football-match-scams-work/

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Blackhat Lifter said:

I've heard of a scam that's targeted towards millionaires.
They let you in on a private group (IRL) that's teaching you about fixed matches.

Then when you're finally willing to enter with a big amount, they let you bet on two teams from competitions on the other side of the world that don't even exist.

They will go as far as creating fake websites for those teams to come over as legitimate.

Saw this in some documentary a long time ago.

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I know maximum are scammer, Where they got this type of video, This is fake video or true? the video seems legit and originally recorded during game time:

HeadOfSeo said:

I know maximum are scammer, Where they got this type of video, This is fake video or true? the video seems legit and originally recorded during game time:

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Those videos can easily be faked. Don't believe in that bs. Someone that has valuable information about a game is certainly not gonna sell this info to some random strangers online.

Isn't it obvious that these are scams? Had the fixing be so open, police would have easily found out, arrested and the law would find it trivial to stop. Digital medium is absolutely (a) track-able and (b) fake-able. Why would someone post such a genuinely sensitive thing so much out in such a medium? So obviously these are scams.

if a match is fixed, it will be something stupid like corners/cards/penalty etc. and you WILL NEVER KNOW ABOUT IT, only a handful of people know about the fix and if they leak it the odds go down so fast that the bets are returned and go into investigation.

I once knew a guy who had contact to such people. They were mostly fixing matches in Kazakhstan, Armenia and low tier leagues, but they were also fixing a lot of other sports as well. They structured it in a very weird way. The guy I knew was on the bottom of the hierarchy and he was using Telegram as well. Its a real criminal bunch of people, totally like a Mafia. You don't wanna get involved with them for real. From what I heard Asia is probably the worst when it comes to match fixing. Especially Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand and those countries.

total scam, just like " forex signals"

ive seen a few £30 to £1000 betting challenges make money in one day, around 7 bets.

I personally wouldnt sell such info If I had access to it.
Scams is what the groups are.

This is old game of making money from Greed. Fixed matches does exist but they aren't sold on telegram groups. Only Big Sharks would know that and they would make money themselves if they do know. They wont sell it for 50/100$. Use common sense. All the people on Telegram just wants to make money out of your own money. When you bet and win, they will charge you. When you bet and lose, you lose your money, they lose nothing. As simple as that. So stay away from Betting and get a real job or other way of earning. Thanks.

nakamura said:

I once knew a guy who had contact to such people. They were mostly fixing matches in Kazakhstan, Armenia and low tier leagues, but they were also fixing a lot of other sports as well. They structured it in a very weird way. The guy I knew was on the bottom of the hierarchy and he was using Telegram as well. Its a real criminal bunch of people, totally like a Mafia. You don't wanna get involved with them for real. From what I heard Asia is probably the worst when it comes to match fixing. Especially Indonesia, Cambodia, Thailand and those countries.

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Would you mind linking me with one if you have any please?

fredfredricks said:

Would you mind linking me with one if you have any please?

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nice try Interpol

nakamura said:

nice try Interpol

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Why are you rude? Be civil

fredfredricks said:

Why are you rude? Be civil

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asking me to link him up with some criminal dudes

also: tells me to be civil