Topic: Are Casino signals a reality or a gambling strategy? - page 4. (Read 1191 times)

This is obvious scam. Never deposit any money for their service or use their services. I would be free to advise you never to take serious any "offers" on Telegram. Specially if they contact you first. They are 99.99% scam.

They are not real and definitely not a gambling strategy but I would call it a marketing strategy... we've all come across people that advertise gambling signals online, after using a demo account to gamble they show you fake profits into thinking that their signals actually work... casino signals aren't real because you can't possibly make profit from casino games, they were designed to be in profit..when it comes to sports betting there aren't signals too but they do have predictions that works most of the time.. don't fall for this trick, casino signals are not real.

Currently things with casinos and everything that can be developed are many, always in all the casino signs that I imagine are for sports betting, that is like crossing the street with a blindfold on, totally blind, so that does not make sense, it makes more sense that we ourselves make the predictions under our own criteria, that does make sense and if we lose then it is part of the game, it is apart from the bets, but I prefer that to following groups, and a long time ago I tried something like that, but the bets were with ping pong, and less, because I do not know much about that sport, so I never made a bet of that style.

This has been asked many times in this section and there's always one answer for this: Don't believe the damn signals.
I have not tried it but I have been invited many times too by signal providers. They will give it for free at your initial sign up and then you will pay up the next time you visit them. They are mostly in Telegram because they know where they could find victims as most users in this era are using the same application especially those who are joining tap-tap games. That's their target and that's because they know they have the money.
You don't really need this if you are a true sports bettor. You know professional games have a rule to never bet on games from their employees and once proven, they will be out of a job. So, where does the insider get his predictions? I may believe it if it's a local game but I doubt online sports bookies would add that in their lines.
Worse case scenario? This is phishing group.

Yes, it is nothing more than just a lure to tempt people and then register on the link offered, on the other hand, if by registering on the link, gamblers can get a lot of wins, then logically why should they promote it to others by suggesting people to register on the link if they want to get a lot of wins, why don't they just do it? This is what we have to think about because by directing our minds in this direction, I think we will not easily believe in the offers and lures and maybe you will even immediately assume that everything that is promised is nothing more than nonsense. This is the reason why we must always maintain a rational mindset and awareness within ourselves, because that way I think we should not be one of the victims of their targets.

I haven`t seen it yet, but it looks like cheating. Even if you decide to stop using their signals, they will still get partnership bonuses from you. And if it is the only problem - you willn`t change the account mostly.
About the signals. There are different channels in telegram and discord, but the main part of them asks some money per month. I don`t think that it is possible to believe them - they don`t risk getting your money. There are groups asking percent from profit. It looks better because they have an interest in your winning, but i can`t recommend even such groups - they only don`t get profit, but you - lose your money. It is not the same.

 
There's no such thing as casino signals. All these are just format to grow a community where they give false hopes to new gamblers hoping that they would get 90/100% win rate on every game. Gambling is about prediction and you cannot totally understand the algorithm as you are just a human. Even an ai would still not be able to if not, we probably would have all been making good wins from gambling. The registration links is obviously just an affiliate marketing scheme. If the signals they claim were true, it would be able to work on any account. You don expect everyone to fall for such cheap terms.

A strategy for them or with the agents and I've highlighted and bold the part of it. You have just answered your own question.
In our country, this is the reality about them asking gamblers to sign up through their link to become lucky. But for obvious reasons, that's all about convincing them to sign under them for affliate and commission purposes.

OP posted 9 out of 10 success rate. That means 90% out of 100% success rate. But you are not still wrong because that kind of success rate in gambling is a lie because it is not possible. No gambling or betting site is designed for gamblers to win up to that.

Those that are fans of signals are scammed. They would have been scammed before they will realize it.

the signals may be true, but the main problem is that the guys sending the signals may be sending signals for games with low odds and in this way they may be getting the signals right but people will not be making profits, for example someone may be sending signals for games with odds of @1.10 and even if people won 9 times, it would be enough for you to lose two or three times to end up with big losses

100%. Every. Single. Time.

And yet people keep falling for it. As if it was not completely obvious.

I don't believe any signals that promises me almost an 100% success rate.
Because even with a Good strategy, there are many things at play when making decisions
So anything can affect your well thought at plans.
They are strategies that have been proven to work to certain extent so they are going public to gain more from it.
Ain't really a fan of signals but if it do align with my strategy it could help me cement my decision and not second guess it.

Whenever there's someone who do give out that kind of assurance about 90% winning rate then better think twice. Use your own senses and it will be that responsible that you wont be able to determine on whats just those shit things and whats real. If they were providing that 90% winning tips then they would really be that not minding about getting some profits on referral links. Why they would be mandating on making use of their own links and telling that you wont be able to win if you wont be using their links? This is really just that they are really trying to accumulate referral links and making up that bonuses for them and also they do think up that if one of those users do make out some deposits then that would really be an additional bonus for them or simply speaking about on the amount they had wagered. So its better not to  believe when it comes into these things specially when someone do claim out that about some signals in casino games on which it is really that bullsh*t when it comes to this one because there's no way that you can beat out these games. Even lets say with sports betting then there's no such thing about 100% guaranteed win or even lets say 90% winning rate because even on betting on favorites doesnt really give out that assurance on sure win. Therefore, on the time that we do make up bets with sports betting then it will be that ideal that you should be that only relying with your own choice and preference and dont listen up into those tips because we do know that still not an assured thing and its better that you do stick with your decision and analysis so that it will be that not giving out that regret once you do lost up.

Rule of thumb: if something sounds too good to be true, its either scam or some sort of marketing gimmick. And gambling signals that rae correct 9/10 times definitely sounds too good to be true so you can get the idea what's going on here.

Just think about, why would anyone share with the public info like that? If they really find some flaw or if they found the way to profit, they would just keep it quiet and milk the casino as long as they can, without sharing it with the others, therefore raising suspicion.

This is a scam. Moreover, this is such a blatant scam that I can hardly even believe that there could be people who fall into such a scam trap. These are very brazen scammers. It is necessary to immediately block such telegram channels or any other contacts with similar content or offers.

Scam is way more accurate, this has been discussed quite a few times already, mostly with sports betting though, as the OP is talking about signals on casino games, something that I haven't heard before. It's usually a scam, or what this user said, a way to farm a few short-term referrals. There's no way someone would purposely advertise a loophole or some "insider" information as they may claim, to a casino game. If that statement was even remotely true, they'd take advantage of it themselves, no one in the right mind would share it.

I wouldn't be surprised if such groups led you to fake casinos as well, lure you into depositing money and disappear.

For sure YES

For sure NO

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If you combine both, you will get a paradox.

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Consuming a lot of misinformation somehow gives you an illusion of being smart, and these overly smart people are the perfect target audience for scammers.

Apart from that, they can simply tell one group to bet on red and another to bet on black, and then take the money/trust of the winning group.

This is the first thought that came to my mind. Are there people who have extra money and someone who does not need it? No, there is no such thing as extra money, and a reasonable person will always think about it first. These people who own several Telegram groups also need money, but they have chosen a different "policy" of fraud. They probably have a certain percentage for registration using their referral link, or, more simply, they gain several subscribers and sell their supposedly "accurate" signals, thereby receiving some income.

First, signals like this are widely offered by various groups of people who claim to be experts or professionals in gambling and have provided almost perfect winning percentages, it would be ridiculous if we believe it because if we understand how gambling works then we can conclude that all claim against such signals are just nonsense.
Second, it is clear that this is just public deception because they provide links to certain casinos that must be used, haha ​​they take advantage of nonsense with game signals to be able to get more gamblers who use the links that have been provided, those who are actually affiliates.

This is a nursery-level scam. Seriously, who will believe this? This kind of scam actually treats gamblers as if they're brainless animals. But I surmise there probably are some.

One doesn't even have to wonder whether this is true or not. To even think twice, to give the benefit of the doubt, to even consider the remote possibility that this could be true is to show how gullible you truly are.

In the first place, if this were true, this wouldn't have come out in the open. The one who discovered it would certainly keep it to himself/herself. Otherwise, the casino would go bankrupt in a matter of hours.