Lol no I sure do not believe in Psychic betting. Now that being said I'm not convinced that psychics are all fakes and phonies (even though I certainly do believe that vast majority are) I just dont think that they have the ability to be able to see things like the outcomes to certain games. I think if this were a thing we would have seen it in the news or something already. Like proven facts I mean.
Most of the examples of Psychic betting or services which have anything to do with alledged psychic powers are just a scam. I would not even to consider to give some credit to someone who asks for money in exchange of alledged privileged information.
You make a fair point. What caught me off guard was reading that about 4 out of every 10 grownups in America buy into psychics. Reports say there are close to 100,000 psychic businesses across the country that offer things like palm readings, tarot cards, crystal ball forecasts astrology charts, etc.
https://www.aarp.org/money/scams-fraud/info-2022/psychic.htmlI guess I was shocked that so many folks put stock in superstitions...
On the other hand, I have seen some cases where people has privileged information and choose to give it away to those around them (after betting themselves) and in some occasions those tips or information have led to people winning money. It is something which is very common in some towns in my country, actually my brother once overheard someone giving that information to someone else in the street and it was indeed accurate.
In that case was the numbers for a roulette game.
Interesting. How do you think they got that privileged information? Were the games rigged or what?
Actually, it is not that surprising. I have seen a lot of stuff which is rather silly stadistically about the people in the United States. There are a lot of grown up adults in the United States which believe chocolate milk comes from brown cows. I am not even kidding, so It is rather easily to believe there are people there who believe in supernatural habilities.
About on the privileged information, I am not sure where it came from, it was rather a random situation actually, I was walking with my brother along the sidewalk and we heard some woman shouting to her husband (who was already walking away from his home) to gamble on a specific animal of the roulette. My brother had some spare money in his pocket and decided to gamble that animal on the roulette.
In the end, the animal the woman shouted was correct, but my brother gambled on a different roullete mode, where a different animal appeared as the result.
