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The thing is, most people believe there are people who are so good in terms of prediction, and just because those set of people have been able to make some good and perfect predictions about some certain games and the games play as they predicted, people now worship their predicted games and will be willing to do anything just to have that game played.
So these people set up some prediction group where you need to pay to join the premium group and enjoy their games, but gambling is always gambling; their predictions won't always come out right all the time; sometimes they play, sometimes some of the games lose, so those who pay to get such games are doing that at their own risk.
That is a common phenomenon in the world of sports betting and prediction groups. There may be people who have a track record of successful predictions, but still gambling inherently involves risk, regardless of the source of predictions. People are often drawn to these prediction groups because of the allure of easy winnings and the perception that certain people possess special insight or skills. However, even the most successful predictors will have their off days, and not every prediction will be accurate.
Joining premium prediction groups can indeed be enticing, but gamblers need to be realistic in understanding of the risks involved. Paying for access to such groups doesn't guarantee success, and members should be prepared to accept losses as part of the gambling experience. Responsible gambling involves making informed decisions, setting limits, and understanding that there are no guarantees of success, regardless of the source of predictions. People should just gamble within their means and view it as entertainment rather than a guaranteed source of income.