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In some cases, the cost is a few hundred, and sometimes they ask for several thousand. However, a high price is not a guarantee of protection against fraud. It's more likely to be a "scam.

The authors of these predictions may name some well-known sports functionary as a source of information. However, it is not difficult to guess that these people have not informed anyone.

People are gradually becoming smarter and it is not easy to fool them, as it was five years ago. So the con men decided to distribute free "test matches" aimed at convincing the victim that he would get a proven "sport betting malaysia deal" in the future.

What are test matches?

The point of distributing "test matches" is that a fraudster offers a client a forecast found on a free resource. Then how lucky he is: if the forecast goes through, the client is convinced that such events will turn out to be as true in the future.

Then he can be easily tricked by selling "high-quality" forecasts. If a test forecast does not pass, that's okay. The scammer finds another client and goes by the tried-and-true algorithm.

Often, if the first tip did not go through, the "generous" forecaster will offer a second free bet as a compensation, but if it does not go through, of course, you will no longer be of interest to him.

Do you want to buy a rigged match?

If you want to buy a rigged match, assume a situation: for example, the clubs' management and players decide to arrange a rigged match. They are not idiots to spread the information. Teams are simply disqualified, fined huge sums.

Informants claim that such events take place almost daily. However, this does not correspond to the real state of affairs, although, unfortunately, rigged matches do happen in sports, but it is a rare phenomenon.

Well, one more thing. If you became aware of this information. Why be altruistic when you can bet a large sum of money on sports yourself and earn a comfortable living?

• At the beginning of a bettor's career it's hard to resist these kinds of offers, and some are taken in. The main thing is to understand in time that there's no reason to buy "air".

Sure, there are competent forecasters who can analyze the upcoming match and sell to customers, but they honestly warn you that there is no guarantee. It won't be a prediction on a fixed game and the percentage of getting through is usually at the level of 85.

In conclusion, I want to mention one more thing. Resources that sell match-fixing forecasts are often full of rave reviews from "clients" who have become millionaires by purchasing "ironclad" forecasts. There's no doubt that the creators of the sites themselves write these kinds of reviews. If someone tries to write the truth, such a comment simply will not be published.