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Quote from: ? on September 26, 2024, 06:32:11 PM

Need someone who is near Tennis Challenger events to go ask players if they would be interested in match fixing, paying $2500 per player you find me.
Telegram: @jauaiq91

I want to assume you are kidding; right? Well, doesn't matter if you answer or not, but you ought to know that match fixing is a very wrong, and even going to an event to approach players to ask them if they did be interested in match fixing is a totally disrespect which can land you in jail when and if any of the approached players decided to take up the matter by possibly sueing you.
I guess you already know the risk involved in this, and that is why you cannot do the task yourself, but rather, offering $2,500 to anyone who will be willing to risk their life to carry out the task for you, this is absolutely being inhuman to man.

I advise you channel your energy into making money from gambling in a legitimate way, than trying to cut corners.

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This may be unironically be the dumbest and at the same time silliest post/thread I have seen here in the gambling section in a long while.
How bad one needs to be to openly admit to be trying to do illegal activities in this way, specially since we already know authorities already are keeping an eye on this community since what happened to chipmixer.
Not even mentioning the fact any serious professional tennis player would settle for such small amount of money, for something which could turn into a scandal and ruin the rest of their career.
Anyways... Give no ideas to this guy to actually contact and try to corrupt people within small leagues, does not make any favor to people who are actually fan of tennis...

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Quote from: ? on September 26, 2024, 06:32:11 PM

Need someone who is near Tennis Challenger events to go ask players if they would be interested in match fixing, paying $2500 per player you find me.
Telegram: @jauaiq91

Are you high? Asking this kind of question because to players can be dangerous due to potential legal action due to the nature match fixing. I’m not sure what specific case you can face but offering money to a player just to purposely lose or satisfy the condition is an obvious foul.

Assuming that you are serious, when you will send the payment? Before or after will always create problem for both party since anyone can’t meet their end goal while the payment is still hanging

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Quote from: ? on September 26, 2024, 06:32:11 PM

Need someone who is near Tennis Challenger events to go ask players if they would be interested in match fixing, paying $2500 per player you find me.

There should be no one actually considering this because $2500 is a small amount to risk your freedom for. And then if you think that you already have an easy candidate for this, maybe a close family member or friend that you could just talk to and get this easy money, just have it at the back of your mind that you are risking not just your freedom at this point but also their career.

$2500 is already huge amount of money for some gamblers here, and I doubt that they are going to risk it all to someone that they don't know and who is just a newbie and promises this kind of game fixing.

And if you look at it, how can he be involved in that all of the matches to say that he could make someone win big money because he has totally control of those matches? For sure, majority of the gamblers here are not going to fall for that trap and hopefully there will be no newbies here who are going to be attracted of a empty promises.

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Quote from: ? on September 26, 2024, 06:32:11 PM

Need someone who is near Tennis Challenger events to go ask players if they would be interested in match fixing, paying $2500 per player you find me.
Telegram: @jauaiq91

How brazen, Those who will take your offer are taking a huge risk if ever they offer a tennis player from one of the event that you've mentioned they could be reported for bribing and could go to jail while you are safe from the comfort of your house.

Big sporting events have measures to stop game fixing, and depending on the law of the country, some countries are imposing high fines or criminal liability, so if you're tempted to take this offer, think twice and think of the repercussions.

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Quote from: ? on September 26, 2024, 06:32:11 PM

Need someone who is near Tennis Challenger events to go ask players if they would be interested in match fixing, paying $2500 per player you find me.

There should be no one actually considering this because $2500 is a small amount to risk your freedom for. And then if you think that you already have an easy candidate for this, maybe a close family member or friend that you could just talk to and get this easy money, just have it at the back of your mind that you are risking not just your freedom at this point but also their career.

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Quote from: rodskee on Today at 03:10:58 AM

You will never find good answer here , unless people like you who are liking illegal things in gambling .

2500 dollars per player? dont you think tennis players cannot earn that amount in single game?

Some people might be tempted to do illegal stuff, but yeah, $2500 is really small for a game that's available on any sportsbook.

@OP, maybe you could up that amount? I'll help find someone who’d like to take the job (just kidding)... Grin

I know you’re just trying to make us laugh, @OP you definitely got me!

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Quote from: ? on September 26, 2024, 06:32:11 PM

Need someone who is near Tennis Challenger events to go ask players if they would be interested in match fixing, paying $2500 per player you find me.

I almost laughed when I saw this thread, you guys really think he’s serious about this?

People that are into match fixing they won’t go to public forums and be announcing themselves, this is something that could lead to their arrest and also the players carrier being ruined so they’d want to make it as secretive as they can possibly be.

I feel this thread was made to entice people to send them a dm - due to the price they claimed they want to pay, and when they receive those messages they’ll one way or another try to scam those sending them messages. Match fixers are scums and those who wish to help them in contacting the players or coaches are even worse than scums.

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Quote from: Wiwo on September 26, 2024, 06:46:44 PM

Match fixing is against the rule of games and that is corruption, so for that, no one here will be willing to take your offer even if they know a player in the mentioned games, I think many of us here have kick against that match fixing of a thing and at most we definitely not interested in this offer here, you may look else we're, where illegal deals are permitted but definitely not on bitcointalk.

I don't know what this world is turning into, blatant illegality is openly displayed without any shame and before you know it they would have told you to contact them on Telegram where they know they can remain anonymous and untouchable, this is sad.

When Pavel Durov was arrested in France a while ago, I hardly saw a single person who sided with the government to at least be neutral and let both parties defend themselves, it was all about a revolution disregarding how we see how people are hiding under the platform to perpetrate illegality/evil known and unknown and Durov looked away in the name of freedom of speed.

To curb more menace like this, the internet must be better refined in my opinion.

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Honestly, there are threads that are created by people who seem to not live on this planet. The guy wants to commit a crime and goes to a public forum to ask for help with the illegal scheme he wants to execute. Honestly, an intelligent person would not do this kind of thing. Everything is wrong with OP's actions. First, you don't ask these kinds of questions on the internet, and second, it's not worth taking a high risk with this kind of thing. Because the players can take OP's money and instead of sabotaging themselves to lose on purpose, they can win and that way they would keep OP's money and the tournament prize and could still report OP to the police.

For example: let's imagine there is a tennis tournament between player A and player B. OP pays $100,000 for player A to lose on purpose. Then, convinced that player A will do this, OP decides to bet $200,000 on the victory of player B, who is the underdog with odds of @4.00. The winner of the game gets $30,000. Then player A wins the game and will get the $100,000 that OP paid him and the $30,000 of the prize money. OP will not be able to report player A. On the contrary, player A can run and report OP. In this case, OP lost $300,000 and could go to jail. It is very stupid to get involved in this type of illegal scheme.

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I doubt that you'll find it and no one will help you here. It's more likely that you'll even get scammed. I don't think that on that level of pro athletes will sell out games in exchange of their careers.

Quote from: rodskee on Today at 03:10:58 AM

2500 dollars per player? dont you think tennis players cannot earn that amount in single game?

I think that's for the commission of someone who finds a player who will agree to his terms. Not the payment to the tennis players themselves for agreeing.

There will be another pay for the player I guess.

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the real problem is that these activities are illegal and risky.

considering that you would have no connection with this tennis player, what guarantees do you have that players will actually do the scam and not take the money or report you to the authorities?

And then OP, what guarantees do you have that the person that receive this amount of money will actually make these contacts/corrupt someone?
Beyond the really low figure (in Western countries you live for a month or so) I don't think it's something that's really possible.

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Haha who is interested in this illegal act? Match-fixing is something that should be avoided but why are you looking for the wrong way?

Even if someone asked this tennis player, then my guess is that it would not be responded at all let alone a stranger offering match-fixing is so ridiculous for them to do.

If you ask here you will be laughed at.

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You will never find good answer here , unless people like you who are liking illegal things in gambling .

2500 dollars per player? dont you think tennis players cannot earn that amount in single game?

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Quote from: Wiwo on September 26, 2024, 06:46:44 PM

Match fixing is against the rule of games and that is corruption, so for that, no one here will be willing to take your offer even if they know a player in the mentioned games, I think many of us here have kick against that match fixing of a thing and at most we definitely not interested in this offer here, you may look else we're, where illegal deals are permitted but definitely not on bitcointalk.

How possible did op think he would get player from all region or across the country as he may wanted because this could be a very difficult task if may say but he can as well reach them out personally, but I guess they wouldn't respond to him directly because they wouldn't be that open to everyone on such discussion because they would think this is a kind of setup to destroy their good image towards their careers.

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I think OP should recognize that match-fixing is illegal and unethical, this is a serious crime. Engaging in or promoting any activity that compromises the integrity of sports can have serious legal and devastating consequences and damages the sport for both athletes and fans.

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Quote from: seoincorporation on September 26, 2024, 10:03:48 PM

Quote from: ? on September 26, 2024, 06:32:11 PM

paying $2500 per player you find me.

What do you mean with player we find you?

You can contact the players directly on social networks, and some of them even have their own websites with their data or their contact forms. So, contacting the players shouldn't be a big deal, and why are you looking by regions, you should be looking for tennis players and not for countries because those players travel a lot for the games and tournaments.

But as other users already mentioned, this is illegal and players could go to jail if they accept a match-fixing deal.

Don't help them by telling them ways to contact players. Maybe they hadn't thought of that and now will look into it and possibly cost some gamblers big money in the near future. Best just to ignore this person and move on. They're what's wrong with the world today. Trying to cheat to get ahead.

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Quote from: ? on September 26, 2024, 06:32:11 PM

paying $2500 per player you find me.

What do you mean with player we find you?

You can contact the players directly on social networks, and some of them even have their own websites with their data or their contact forms. So, contacting the players shouldn't be a big deal, and why are you looking by regions, you should be looking for tennis players and not for countries because those players travel a lot for the games and tournaments.

But as other users already mentioned, this is illegal and players could go to jail if they accept a match-fixing deal.

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Quote from: Wiwo on September 26, 2024, 06:46:44 PM

Match fixing is against the rule of games and that is corruption, so for that, no one here will be willing to take your offer even if they know a player in the mentioned games, I think many of us here have kick against that match fixing of a thing and at most we definitely not interested in this offer here, you may look else we're, where illegal deals are permitted but definitely not on bitcointalk.

I think he may be targeting coaches. But no one knows him and they can think it is just a ploy to look for someone to be used as a scapegoat. So no one will trust him here.

Also you are right, match fixing is wrong and it is against the rules of sports and other competition games. If this is true, instead of spending so much on match fixing, he can use the money for business.

But I guess this can be a scam but no one should be so dumb to fall for this scam but some people are just very foolish.

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