Qatar bribed 8 players from Ecuador for the opening match - page 10.

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in these cases (rigged match) an odds must be monitored to understand if there are "strong" movements.

In my personal experience I have seen a couple of times cheated matches here in Italy.
when the odds occur you see literally unreal numbers (example exact result 2-2 at 1.50 at the start of the market).
odds of 3.26 at the moment don't seem like odds for a cheated game Roll Eyes

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These news are becoming funny lately with gulf countries everything is possible with filled bags of money, Qatar has small if not 0 chance to win the world cup this year against strong teams as brazil or argentin so winning the first match against Ecuador won’t really add nothing to them but a waste of money. But as we know Qatar is very rich and also capable of doing it just to make their people believe in development of their football team and give them more opium. The person who published about that news is not very reliable and mostly doing it for fame and more followers. Xd maybe it’s a good chance to bet on Qatar winning and get some profits of it at least.

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OMG, if this is for real then I guess the World Cup officials will be putting a mark 'x' on Qatar for future hosting events. I'm just starting to look at football and this is what I see, although I know that this also happens elsewhere in other sports.
But this is an official World Cup and it's something that would put a stain on Qatar's reputation for hosting this huge event. But I'll wait for more reputable news source to clarify and verify the news.

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Yeah, lets not jump ahead of ourselves. It's being reported by newspapers, rather than reputable sources. Until it's proven, we won't know. At the moment, it's just allegations, and there's no way that they've already proven this.

It's a Qatar, so there's going to be all sorts of drama's over the next month. We already know what's happened prior to the event, which has obviously fuelled these allegations, and I suspect it won't be the last. I do think there needs to be a thorough investigation done to the people who died building the stadiums, that goes without saying. However, I'm not just going to believe allegations based on that.

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Quote from: seoincorporation on November 18, 2022, 11:38:36 AM

It's one of those hot news, and you can find in almost all the Newspapers.

It looks like Qatar bribed eight Ecuadorian players for $7.4 millions to lose the wold cup opener. And this isn't weird to me, i mean if they already pay a shit ton of money to have the world cup in their country then we can expect from this world cup to be the most corrupt event in the Soccer history.

Some sources:
https://sportsbrief.com/football/28069-reports-qatar-bribed-ecuadorian-players-74-million-lose-opener/
https://www.marca.com/en/world-cup/2022/11/18/6376cfc7ca4741cc208b4573.html

Right now odds pays x3.26 if Qatar win, i know is a risky bet but i'm almost sure they will win. Will you place bets on this game after knowing about the bribe?

For me after all of this news im honestly confused. I have Ecuador to win but now im confused and dont know what will happen. Now probobly the players of Ecuador are scared so even if the bribe was real that wont happen now. So really looking forward to seeing what will happen

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I also heard this news but I'm still not sure about the truth, therefore I still believe Qatar will win with a narrow score of 1 - 0 against Ecuador later in the opening ceremony of the world cup because this is a prestigious event, of course Qatar wants its country to qualify for the last 16, soon world cup is about to start

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I am not a football fan but this is not good for Football sports and the World cup the organizers should do an investigation into the credibility of the events in doubt who would want to see a sporting event where you already know the result this is the number one sport in the world the football community should move to stop corruptions the event will end up not who's the better team but who's country can afford to bribe players, we'll see in the actual game if they will deliberately lose to Qatar, but if Qatar loses then the rumor is not true.

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Questions here is, how did they know Qatar is offering a bribe to Ecuador players to lose the game? Are these players exposed it to the public that they're being bribed? (Sorry, I have not read the whole article).
This will actually cause a confusion towards the bettors. Whether who's telling the truth. But, if you're a fan of football and you always watch these guys play, you can easily notice if they're bribed.

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Quote from: Silberman on November 18, 2022, 04:00:41 PM

I would not be surprised at all if this indeed happened, but unfortunately this is one of those things in which we will have to watch the game and see the performance of Ecuador to determine if there is something fishy going on during the match, however if it is confirmed this happened it will be yet another stain on this world cup, which has been incredibly polemic from the very day that Qatar was selected as the host

If you are very familiar with the Ecuador team, you can easily spot if they are playing it for real or not.
But this kind of bribe may not come as a surprise, especially if they have money to spend and they want fame on top of that.
Qatar may have the goal to win no matter what, but such goal is not fair if they will resort to this kind of cheating and corruption.
I don't think they can celebrate it fully if they know what transpired just to get such coveted multi-million dollar trophy.

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Quote from: seoincorporation on November 18, 2022, 11:38:36 AM

It's one of those hot news, and you can find in almost all the Newspapers.

It looks like Qatar bribed eight Ecuadorian players for $7.4 millions to lose the wold cup opener. And this isn't weird to me, i mean if they already pay a shit ton of money to have the world cup in their country then we can expect from this world cup to be the most corrupt event in the Soccer history.

Some sources:
https://sportsbrief.com/football/28069-reports-qatar-bribed-ecuadorian-players-74-million-lose-opener/
https://www.marca.com/en/world-cup/2022/11/18/6376cfc7ca4741cc208b4573.html

Right now odds pays x3.26 if Qatar win, i know is a risky bet but i'm almost sure they will win. Will you place bets on this game after knowing about the bribe?

I would not be surprised at all if this indeed happened, but unfortunately this is one of those things in which we will have to watch the game and see the performance of Ecuador to determine if there is something fishy going on during the match, however if it is confirmed this happened it will be yet another stain on this world cup, which has been incredibly polemic from the very day that Qatar was selected as the host

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It's one of those hot news, and you can find in almost all the Newspapers.

It looks like Qatar bribed eight Ecuadorian players for $7.4 millions to lose the wold cup opener. And this isn't weird to me, i mean if they already pay a shit ton of money to have the world cup in their country then we can expect from this world cup to be the most corrupt event in the Soccer history.

Some sources:
https://sportsbrief.com/football/28069-reports-qatar-bribed-ecuadorian-players-74-million-lose-opener/
https://www.marca.com/en/world-cup/2022/11/18/6376cfc7ca4741cc208b4573.html

Right now odds pays x3.26 if Qatar win, i know is a risky bet but i'm almost sure they will win. Will you place bets on this game after knowing about the bribe?

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