Actually I don't know if this should be discussed here but I think it will make up a good discussion.
Although it's just for those that have joined a signal groups/channels for predictions, but still ended up losing. Am just curious to know how they feel when they paid for a prediction and finally lose the games even after paying their money thinking that the predictions are sure. IMO, this is a double loss thing.
If you are talking about betting prediction signals, it is something very difficult to get right, I don't think this exists in the betting market and whoever provides this type of service is at least suspicious and tries to scam the unwary.
Due to people's thirst and desperation for profit, they end up believing anything they see, which opens the door for opportunists to take advantage of the demand.
So far, honestly, I really don't believe in the prediction signals offered by experts or groups of people, because after all, if you think and respond to it using common sense and a rational point of view, then I'm sure you will also think that it is something that doesn't make sense, as you said that the service is suspicious. Moreover, if we talk about gambling, of course, gambling is a betting activity that can never be accurately predicted about what will happen at the end of the session, it is always gray.
I only believe in the signal if the signal comes from the casino itself, or a bookie who owns a casino where they know which choices will make you win and which choices will make you lose, but if the signal provider is not known about the clarity or origin, then I think you should be careful, but after all, it doesn't make sense if the bookie leaks a truth or winning formula, because of course the casino wants all gamblers to lose, because the defeat of the gamblers is an advantage for the casino, so think using a rational mindset so that you are not easily fooled and regret it.