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#1
I have enough $$. I think it would take about $2500. The only problem is that the school is DII and not regularly on cards & major books. HMMMMM???
I think I can FIX A GAME!! Really!!!
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Posted:
#10
I'm sure it happens all the time...Especially in college sports.
If someone had a huge bankroll and a friend or simbling involved in any "wagerable" game, I dont think it would be too much of a hassle to talk them into not covering the spread, especially if a pro career was not in sights.
Obviously it would be less of a possibility on a big stage game, especially football. But could you imagine how easy it would be to offer a starting pitcher of some random NCAA baseball team $50k to have a bad game if you knew him and knew he'd be willing.
Posted:
#11
Quote Originally Posted by bchadwick:
I'm sure it happens all the time...Especially in college sports.
If someone had a huge bankroll and a friend or simbling involved in any "wagerable" game, I dont think it would be too much of a hassle to talk them into not covering the spread, especially if a pro career was not in sights.
Obviously it would be less of a possibility on a big stage game, especially football. But could you imagine how easy it would be to offer a starting pitcher of some random NCAA baseball team $50k to have a bad game if you knew him and knew he'd be willing.
Tough to make that 50k back on an NCAA baseball game
Posted:
#12
Quote Originally Posted by bchadwick:
I'm sure it happens all the time...Especially in college sports.
If someone had a huge bankroll and a friend or simbling involved in any "wagerable" game, I dont think it would be too much of a hassle to talk them into not covering the spread, especially if a pro career was not in sights.
Obviously it would be less of a possibility on a big stage game, especially football. But could you imagine how easy it would be to offer a starting pitcher of some random NCAA baseball team $50k to have a bad game if you knew him and knew he'd be willing.
harder than you think... first off if yod do fix a game you will most likely be greedy and wager far too much on said game and draw immediate suspicion to yourself...
Secondly we've seen in the past when fixes do occur Vegas notices action increase on said team... You're not going to fix a game from a major college unless you have serious connections and money...
Which most of us don't have, even if the money is accessible the contacts with players aren't there. So chances are you connects are with smaller schools which don't get heavy action which immediately draws red flags...
Very tough task, you may get away with it once, but making a habit of it, very dangerous...
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