Quote from: NAPK1NS_RA3 on February 27, 2023, 09:51:52 AM

If you were told the outcome of a soccer match, hours before the match was scheduled, and you were assured that it would 100% win, how much would you be willing to bet on it? Assuming it was a 100% cant lose situation.

Assuming you had millions of dollars that you could put on the match, where would you place the bets? Bookies often limit players. How could one successfully place millions of dollars in bets without drawing up suspicions or having their money frozen? Just curious.

Told by who? A stranger? An insider? I mean the person who told to you the outcome of the soccer match is already a big factor whether you will risk or not.
If it's a stranger who told to you, why risking your million dollars into it.

Okay since it's only a hypothetical question, I will give a hypothetical answer as well. I guess putting it on different gambling websites is the best option. A million dollars isn't a small amount, but dividing it will lessen the suspicions to you as a gambler. Using different usernames and email might help as well.

Quote from: piebeyb on Today at 07:41:33 AM

I once read a thread about someone who bet millions of dollars just because of a small profit with low odds of no more than 1.05 and he was sure he would win and could win the match, but in the end he lost, learn from that experience so you don't easily trust other people when betting , even though the results are told by someone or even the dealer, so the most important thing is to play with your own analysis at your own risk because even if it is 100% accurate I will not bet on anyone's words

That's a different topic.

On this one, it's only a hypothetical question, and who in the hell will risk their million dollars and gamble it just because a stranger is telling the outcome of the match hours before it happen. With the one you are saying, it really did happen because of his confidence that the team he bet will win, but it didn't happen. Well at least we learned something from that. Experiences and realization really is expensive aren't they? Cheesy