Why go through the hassle of fixing a game in favor of a team that is favored to win? That's not how fixing games works. You pay the favorite to lose or pay the favorite to shave points in basketball or football.
This looks like most "tips" on this board, picking favorites, with small payouts, running up a great "record" but not making all that much money.
Then you don't understand how fixing works...Most times the FIX is with the obvious, because it is harder to detect by the books,. As naturally everyone sides with the fav..
I am in no way endorsing this as a fix... But if you followed Calciopoli (the 2006 Italian match fixing scandal). Juventus where champions and most of the fixed games were fixed in their favor. Looking good for OP so far...
That was a completely different situation. It all comes down to money. In that situation top teams were bribing officials to get favorable refs to win the league and get massive payouts from the champions league and for winning the league. This is a fucking preliminary game in the greek cup between a 2nd division team and a 3rd division team. how does anyone make money by fixing it for the favorites?
The motivation for fixing any game is money, and lots of it. So far as cheats + opportunity exist, there will always be fixed matches. Fixing obscure matches are far easier than fixing in the Serie A. If all favorites won, then bookies will not exist. There are thousands of examples of favorites losing or drawing matches. There is no guarantee that Acharnaikos will win this match, and there is always a chance they will lose or draw.
Now if this match is fixed (BTW I have no Idea). The fixer would have eliminated any chance/probability of not winning. And can bet every single cent he/she owns, because they already know the outcome, whichever way it goes.
Matches have been fixed in lower divisions in the UK, and a lot of matches in the Balkans are fixed. Even lower division German games + Youth games. So why not this? You might think the payout for this match is low,far from it. @ odds of 1.91, it equates to an ROI of 91 percent.
As far as this thread goes, at best the OP has inside knowledge, @ worst he is a liar/scammer for claimng inside knowledge, but an OK tipster if this selection wins.
