These games we bet on are mostly fixed!

**RudyRuetigger** · 10-08-10, 11:46 AM

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**JimmysEgo** · 10-08-10, 12:00 PM

I'm a believer. I've suspected this for awhile but now I'm all in.

**marcoloco** · 10-08-10, 12:03 PM

i have thought this before. how is it that the public is usually wrong? most games that public is heavy on one side the game goes the other way. rigged or just big coincidences? who knows....

**TCC** · 10-08-10, 12:07 PM

i dont think any games are fixed

**Muddy** · 10-08-10, 12:23 PM

Then simply bet along with the desired outcome of the "show"

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 12:27 PM

Yes and don't forget this now that NBA season is upon us. I'm not saying not to wager just keep it in mind when capping. Don't neglect the fix factor.

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 12:28 PM

NHL loves to fix totals. I noticed this last season.

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 12:29 PM

and we all know by now that MLB fixes games with their relief pitchers but they also use other tactics.

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 12:29 PM

NFL loves total fixes this season and uses the fumble and INT to fix games. Need I go on?

**pavyracer** · 10-08-10, 12:29 PM

The totals in all sports are fixed. Harder to fix the sides but the totals are definitely fixed one way or the other.

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 12:35 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

The totals in all sports are fixed. Harder to fix the sides but the totals are definitely fixed one way or the other.

Yeah Totals are almost always fixed. Sides although still fixed more often than we think are not as prevalent as totals.

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 12:35 PM

and tennis, don't even get me started about tennis. Anyone been following tennis this week? Unreal!

**DrStale** · 10-08-10, 12:37 PM

Also 9/11 wasn't terrorists, out government did it.

And we live in The Matrix.

**pavyracer** · 10-08-10, 12:37 PM

In college football I have seen teams taking knees right before they score in the 4th Q or teams with a 5 TD lead scoring an 80 yard run TD. All it takes is a call to the coaches right before the game is over to notify them where the money is.

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 12:55 PM

Originally posted by DrStale

Also 9/11 wasn't terrorists, out government did it.

And we live in The Matrix.

No 9-11 was done by terrorists, but NASA never had men land on the moon. Get it right!

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 12:56 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

In college football I have seen teams taking knees right before they score in the 4th Q or teams with a 5 TD lead scoring an 80 yard run TD. All it takes is a call to the coaches right before the game is over to notify them where the money is.

This is what is most shocking to me. Even collegiate sports aren't exempt.

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 12:57 PM

Let's be clear here. We aren't talking about "Vinny and Tommy" paying off the kicker in a football game. We are talking about mass game fixing. No this isn't no conspiracy theory. It's fact!

**polskboy** · 10-08-10, 01:08 PM

there is no mass game fixing coach can fix any game if he wants .just look at the troy game this week the under was fixed like like crazy did you see the plays that mid tenn was calling lol it was run run and throw.

**Masu485** · 10-08-10, 01:08 PM

No one here wants to talk about this because it's like telling someone their god isn't real. No one wants to step out of the box, they enjoy the blissful ignorance of staying inside the box. Is this necessarily wrong? I don't actually know... Is it worth giving up truth for a sense of happiness?

**polskboy** · 10-08-10, 01:09 PM

also that pitt game in nfl that they call off that td for pitt lolololol .that was crazy.

**Full Time Hobo** · 10-08-10, 01:11 PM

Originally posted by DrStale

Also 9/11 wasn't terrorists, out government did it.

And we live in The Matrix.

Of course it rigged how else do you explain so many teams running up the score in some games

In the NFL you can usually tell what side the refs have money on

**polskboy** · 10-08-10, 01:11 PM

my question is wtf collage teams are doing with the money from the tickets ???? most have over 70.000 people coming to see the game .

**polskboy** · 10-08-10, 01:14 PM

also explain the game cal-arizona lolololol total on the over was 56.it was 3-0 in ht.they where running and running and running and then punting the ball ... total bs

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 01:14 PM

Remember the Green bay Packers vs Dallas Cowboys game few weeks ago. Cowboys game winning TD pass with time expired clock called back because of a questionable holding call. I think it was a sunday night game.

**big0mar** · 10-08-10, 01:36 PM

Originally posted by Mikail

Remember the Green bay Packers vs Dallas Cowboys game few weeks ago. Cowboys game winning TD pass with time expired clock called back because of a questionable holding call. I think it was a sunday night game.

It was against the Redskins,and it was a blatantly obvious holding call.

If you think the NFL is fixed, you're a fukking retard.

**DrStale** · 10-08-10, 01:52 PM

Originally posted by Masu485

No one here wants to talk about this because it's like telling someone their god isn't real. No one wants to step out of the box, they enjoy the blissful ignorance of staying inside the box. Is this necessarily wrong? I don't actually know... Is it worth giving up truth for a sense of happiness?

I have no problem telling people their God isn't real. If game-fixing were as rampant as people in this thread seem to believe it is then word would get out. If it's that big of a conspiracy it never stays below the radar. Wise up people.

**str** · 10-08-10, 01:52 PM

I bet on a farting contest once and had the big favorite.
He was way ahead and shit himself on the last push and got DQed on purpose.
Can't trust anybody.

**JimmysEgo** · 10-08-10, 03:01 PM

Yeah, I was going to say what about the referee fixes. When they call 17 penalties on one team. And how Many play clock blunders have there been so far this season.

**Robust** · 10-08-10, 03:03 PM

Originally posted by Mikail

For those that already know. Let the ignorant aware. For those who really believe these games are being played without money affecting the outcomes. Wake up! There I did my part. Off my conscience now. Do as you please but don't forget IT'S ALL A SHOW!

saying this is like saying wrestling is fixed.. there is just NO FVCKIN' WAY!!

(I still don't beleive they are fixed..

)

Robust

**manny24** · 10-08-10, 03:12 PM

wisconsin/ arizona state a couple weeks ago refs clearly changed the outcome...also fau coach howard schnellenberger kicking a field goal down by 2+ scores with a couple minutes left on the clock to cover against michigan state was so fvcking disgraceful the guys calling the game were speechless.

**brxbmbers42** · 10-08-10, 03:16 PM

No way games are fixed on a large scale. Definitely could see a couple college fb and bb games being fixed here and there. Word would of got out if there was large scale fixing. Wouldn't be able to keep that quiet.

**ThaddeusB** · 10-08-10, 03:18 PM

I hope people in this thread are joking... If you honestly think most games are fixed, and yet somehow this cheating never gets exposed then I feel sorry for you.

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 03:34 PM

Do I have to spell it out for you. Don't be naive. Pay attention it is being exposed all the time.

**Mikail** · 10-08-10, 03:36 PM

In organised sports, match fixing, game fixing, race fixing, or sports fixing occurs as a match is played to a completely or partially pre-determined result, violating the rules of the game and often the law. Where the sporting competition in question is a race then the incident is referred to as race fixing. Games that are deliberately lost are sometimes called thrown games. When a team intentionally loses a game, or does not score as high as it can, to obtain a perceived future competitive advantage (for instance, earning a high draft pick) rather than gamblers being involved, the team is often said to have tanked the game instead of having thrown it. In pool hustling, tanking is known as dumping.
Thrown games, when motivated by gambling, require contacts (and normally money transfers) between gamblers, players, team officials, and/or referees. These contacts and transfer can sometimes be found, and lead to prosecution, by law or by the sports league(s). In contrast, tanking is internal to the team and very hard to prove. Often, substitutions made by the coach designed to deliberately increase the team's chances of losing (frequently by having one or more key players sit out, often using minimal or phantom injuries as a public excuse for doing this), rather than ordering the players actually on the field to intentionally underperform, were cited as the main factor in cases where tanking has been alleged.