Tuesday, 29 May 2012

Match fixing


It has been known for a long time that the sport is not „clean”. The results are set before the events started. The purpose of such actions is usually to obtain financial gain. Rival teams often settle on the distribution of points, or points go to the team that needs them most. All such and similar situations are called fixed matches or shorter fixes.
Fixes are very popular, but reliable information about them is very difficult to obtain. Surely it cannot be found on public forums or blogs. It is only available to closed circles, to which not many people have access, and that are very hard to get into. Why is this so? Well, let's see what could have happened if we had a really match fixing? Certainly we would not want to talk about it and certainly we would bet big money on the fixed team or we could sell the information with good profit.
Match fixing is no longer just about punting games. It is sort of black business and we would advise you to avoid it. There is a lot of websites that boast that they have certain tips that are fixes. I suggest you don’t even consider the information they provide to be true, if the access fee is less than 500 €. In most cases they are mere scammers who, in order to attract the attention of potential customers, create unreal archives, edit inconvenient posts, decide which posts to add and which not, pretend to be several different users and present the service only in superlatives.
After a very big odds drop (in football the odds for the draw are of 1.60 sometimes which is ridiculous), it can be assumed that the event is fixed, but it is often caused by the information that came from an uncertain source, which turns out to be false.

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