Are Casino signals a reality or a gambling strategy?

[Zigabel]

Recently I got to discover on several telegram channels a new pattern amongst punters and gamblers generally,  they claim there's a casino game they know so much and could provide signals when you should play those games and they do assure their followers of almost 99% accuracy such that if you follow their signals you get to win at least 9 out of every 10 and sometimes you get to win literally all the signals.

A second claim is that they provide  a registration link with which you should use to register on this casinos and claim that their signals are peculiar to their links so you only get to win if you use their links to register as using another link to register will result in you loosing out on the signals even if you follow with their instructions

My questions is, are these signals true? , do they Really have anything to do with the provided links? Or is it a strategy for these punters to get partnership affiliation bonuses? Or maybe its just another gambling strategy?.

[Popkon6]

Every time I have participated in gambling, I never like the links given by others. Whenever someone follows these links, it may be the opposite, but I do not trust these links.
Their links always lose confidence and there is a high possibility of the opposite happening, it is not possible to win in gambling by using your own experience, so how can I trust them to win in gambling by adopting this strategy.
 However, these links usually have a percentage of their signals (5 to 10 approximately), and in most cases I think the possibility of the opposite result is high.

[memehunter]

100% fake. Most of the time they are just telling you random signals like, bet on A sport, bet B amount in C slots at D time, totally random things which has nothing to do with any short of exploit /bug/loophole.
You will sometimes win as per the probability, and they (scammers) will claim that you won because of their signals  .
Sometimes they have more than one telegram group. They will tell one group to bet on red and another to bet on black,   (same strategy with sports betting signals/tips).
I highly suggest you to stay away from such scammers.  

[Davidvictorson]

My questions is, are these signals true? , do they Really have anything to do with the provided links? Or is it a strategy for these punters to get partnership affiliation bonuses? Or maybe its just another gambling strategy?.

Telegram a scam cesspool as someone already put it.
No one can win all the time. Anyone saying otherwise is lying.
The links provided are just for them to get commission when a person signs up using their affiliate link.
A casino will not go out of business by giving these punters "sure signals" for people to use in their casino games and win.

[Churchillvv]

Scam. you will have to pay to get them and after that they will trick you to deposit and they they will move your deposit because they already compromised you using their link which displays your passwords them.

It's a real time scam going on brother.

[Stablexcoin]

These recent months i have come across those casinos and i cant say they are cheap casinos which can easily take all the money of those who gamble in it and run. You see those casinos they are mobile casinos specifically for playing casino games. Their games most times pay a lot of person so that they can attract other people to trust then deposit their money.

The signal thing is true. But not 9 out of 10 games. At times nothing good comes out of the signal. I have tired gambling in one of these new casinos. There website link too is very fishy you see something like http;/vip.hc bla bla. Be careful where you put your money.

[freedomgo]

I'm assuming we are talking about sports betting here.

Signals might have some truth to them, but their accuracy isn’t guaranteed. In sports betting, you should trust no one but yourself, that’s your key to improving in the long run. Relying too much on signals can make you lazy and rob you of the satisfaction that comes from analyzing and learning on your own.

If you’re curious whether their signals work, you can test them out especially if they’re free. Try it for, say, 10 picks. If you get 6 out of 10 correct, that’s already a good sign of consistency and could be worth considering.

[Charles-Tim]

Recently I got to discover on several telegram channels a new pattern amongst punters and gamblers generally

Just a correction. Punter is the same thing as gambler.

My questions is, are these signals true? , do they Really have anything to do with the provided links? Or is it a strategy for these punters to get partnership affiliation bonuses? Or maybe its just another gambling strategy?.

If they can give signals that can be used to win 9 games out of 10, that means they will become a millionaire without giving signals. So why giving signals? Be careful of those signal groups, they are scam.

[yudi09]

My questions is, are these signals true? , do they Really have anything to do with the provided links? Or is it a strategy for these punters to get partnership affiliation bonuses? Or maybe its just another gambling strategy?.

No. I don't believe in the links provided. If I want to play but haven't registered, registering on a link provided by someone else is not an action I would do.
When getting a bonus, the person who gave me the link will also get it.
So a gambler, not you, if you are stupid don't be too stupid and don't be ignorant for too long.

[Agbamoni]

I'm assuming we are talking about sports betting here.

No. He was more specific on casino signals and that has to with casino games not sports games.

Generally as long as it has to do with telegram signals avoid them its a scam. Even the so called sports signals are not accurate. If they truly trust these signals they should be a millionaire or a billionaire by now then why do they need subscriptions from people if they are not depending for their money to pay their bills.

Its funny how people still fall for these scam groups. People will never learn.

[freedomgo]

I'm assuming we are talking about sports betting here.

No. He was more specific on casino signals and that has to with casino games not sports games.

Generally as long as it has to do with telegram signals avoid them its a scam. Even the so called sports signals are not accurate. If they truly trust these signals they should be a millionaire or a billionaire by now then why do they need subscriptions from people if they are not depending for their money to pay their bills.

Its funny how people still fall for these scam groups. People will never learn.

It seems I’m a bit confused. I don’t really play casino games that much, so could you explain what types of games signals can be applied to? Honestly, the only thing I know where signals, or what they call "tipsters," are used is in sports betting.

[Sanitough]

Every time I have participated in gambling, I never like the links given by others. Whenever someone follows these links, it may be the opposite, but I do not trust these links.
Their links always lose confidence and there is a high possibility of the opposite happening, it is not possible to win in gambling by using your own experience, so how can I trust them to win in gambling by adopting this strategy.
 However, these links usually have a percentage of their signals (5 to 10 approximately), and in most cases I think the possibility of the opposite result is high.

Links that are shared are often scams, especially if they promise something that seems too good to be true. It’s similar to sports betting, some people offer so-called tips, but they charge a fee for them. It doesn’t really make sense because if they truly knew how to win, why wouldn’t they just keep it to themselves? It’s likely a scam, so avoid it at all costs.

[robelneo]

My question is, are these signals true? , do they Really have anything to do with the provided links? Or is it a strategy for these punters to get partnership affiliation bonuses? Or maybe its just another gambling strategy?.

Not only on gambling casinos but also on sites where the referrer will have a share of your deposits, they will do just anything for you to sign up, and if you open a new account, the platform will trace as double account if you try to sign up with a new email just because you find out the promotion is deceptive.
So its better that you check the platform to see if the offer is true and valid, and don't just believe on random guys on Telegram; we know how Telegram has become a hub of many scammers

[Russlenat]

If you only knew, there’s no easy way to win in gambling, so you'll understand that those signals are 100% fake. How can you exploit the casino system and win when they’re constantly monitoring for loopholes or weaknesses in their security? Don’t believe in those, even if they’re free, don’t even try them. It’s much better to work on improving your own skills. If it’s a casino game where skill matters, just focus on that instead.

[Maslate]

Its funny how people still fall for these scam groups. People will never learn.

There are still a lot of beginners in gambling, and some of them are so eager to try things out that they’ll bite even when they know an offer is too good to be true. That’s just what desperation to win can lead to. Even back when I was new to crypto, I got scammed multiple times with HYIPs, those were even more obvious compared to these so-called signals.

[Zoomic]

It's funny how some groups will claim they can help you win huge amounts and you will  still have to pay them a little token to win such a huge amount. If these signals were actually real, these group of people won't sell them out for a little token when they can actually use it themselves and claim all the money.

Those casino signals are not a reality, people only get to win by using them out of luck. It doesn't work all the time, and if they were actually real, lots of casinos would go bankrupt because gamblers would  always cut corners just to win.

[maydna]

I am not sure about that because they can use that moment for their own good. We don't know if that signals can be profitable for us if we use that but if you want to know more, you can test by yourself and see what is the result.

But the claim is too good to be true so you need to be careful when you want to follow both things. Perhaps that is a strategy that they use to get partnership affiliation bonuses because people can register under their affiliation.

I will not try that even if the claim is looks very tempting like that. We don't know the truth and what will happen to us later. The casino itself will not let if that way can lead people to abuse the system.

[bettercrypto]

Recently I got to discover on several telegram channels a new pattern amongst punters and gamblers generally,  they claim there's a casino game they know so much and could provide signals when you should play those games and they do assure their followers of almost 99% accuracy such that if you follow their signals you get to win at least 9 out of every 10 and sometimes you get to win literally all the signals.

A second claim is that they provide  a registration link with which you should use to register on this casinos and claim that their signals are peculiar to their links so you only get to win if you use their links to register as using another link to register will result in you loosing out on the signals even if you follow with their instructions

My questions is, are these signals true? , do they Really have anything to do with the provided links? Or is it a strategy for these punters to get partnership affiliation bonuses? Or maybe its just another gambling strategy?.

If you see those on telegram, be careful because scammers have turned telegram into a fortress so be careful too. almost everything there is not true especially when it comes to gambling in this matter. I have been in the crypto industry for several years but very rarely does anyone actually pay there.

So it is better to gamble at the crypto casinos that you will find on bitcointalk in the gambling section, it is better than telegram because your funds are at risk for sure.

[Apocollapse]

These signals group make money from fees to join, referral link and e-courses.

I can believe they have 99% accuracy, but they must be betting on @1.01 odds.

I don't believe in anything that can give us to make money in easy way, if it's too good to be true, then it's.

Better to learn something that you can be passionate for many years, I'm sure one day you can be rich, but it do takes a long journey and time to achieve it.

[Wexnident]

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If you think listening to people who THINK what they think is a strategy, then I guess it is. Personally, I'd say a match will ALWAYS at least be 50/50 before its end, no matter what. Even match fixing ones! Heck they can all of a sudden realize fuck the people who paid them to sell the game and just play normally and win. That would end up the "guaranteed" strategy these kinds of signals may (or may not) be providing wrong no? These links probably just make money off of similar to affiliate links or something. Or maybe just straight up malware.

And tbf, anything with "guaranteed" attached to it shouldn't even be trusted in the first place.