Topic: What percentage of soccer matches are fixed? (Read 49 times)
This thread is going in a way not intended. It’ll be locked.
I’m hoping this thread will stop another thread where we have been beating a dead horse. Without mentioning any books where this occurs, what percent of soccer matches are fixed in your opinion? Sportsradar says that there were 1212 suspicious matches in 2022 but doesn’t say how many were soccer.
Sport bookies may not have to access to fixed a match, I think match fixing is more of the team and management coach and referees things other than the sport bookies who just features the match on the casinos for bettors to stake on, because if you say sport bookies have that Access and that the discussions is going to lead us to mentioning a casino that fix match then you are wrong and we ant going to arrive at that stage anytime soon.Gambling discussion is what we engage in here on this board so let focus on that and not try to mislead ourselves into something that has nothing to do with casinos.
I’m hoping this thread will stop another thread where we have been beating a dead horse.
How will internal opinion of people help stop the thread you are referring to. No one watches enough soccer matches to determine what percentage may be fixed. If you are interested in English or Spanish football, you follow the top division and one step lower at best, that does not give enough perspective to determine anything.Even without mentioning any books, this thread is further beating the dead-horse, only making it worse by spilling it out from the contained thread it was in.
- Jay -
Do not forget that you are on the gambling board. Anything discussed should be related to gambling. It should not be about the percentage of matches that are fixed, it should be about percentage of fixed matches that you bet on that you lost which simply means not fixed but scam. I believe people that are not lying will choose 100% because those fixed matches can not easily be known to the public but scammers are using the it to scam people by predicting some matches and telling the people in order to scam them.
I’m hoping this thread will stop another thread where we have been beating a dead horse. Without mentioning any books where this occurs, what percent of soccer matches are fixed in your opinion? Sportsradar says that there were 1212 suspicious matches in 2022 but doesn’t say how many were soccer.
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