All the Truth about Promotion of Bookmaker Accounts

It’s no secret that in the betting business “huge money” is “spinning”. Therefore, this field of activity, like a magnet, attracts numerous crooks and swindlers. Their ways of luring money from inexperienced players are becoming more diverse and sophisticated every day, and methods are becoming more diverse.

Relatively recently, another method of easy enrichment was invented, called scaling up accounts or, in the language of lawyers, trust management.

The essence of such promotion is as follows: the client transfers his game account in the bookmaker’s site (on which there is already a certain amount of money) to the specialist, and that for a certain remuneration (as a rule, 30-50% of net profit) undertakes to increase the balance of this account.

At the same time, trusting newcomers, numerous experts and betting experts provide various “guarantees” of their skills: screenshots and videos of already “untwisted” accounts, photos and pictures with lots of money and expensive cars, all sorts of feedback from ostensibly grateful customers, show different issued for their identity cards, telephone numbers and addresses for feedback.

But all this with a more thorough verification is a fiction.

“Promotion gurus” assure inexperienced players that money on gaming accounts is protected from theft, since they can’t be taken out on purses and plastic cards not registered by the owners.

In fact, this is far from the case. In many bookmakers, you can make another deposit from another purse or payment system, and then withdraw to them the entire amount available on the game account.

In addition, money can be easily withdrawn by means of arbs on the exchange of bets or in another BS. And even if it does not work out on the first try, the capper has the opportunity to return his loss as a percentage of your profits and then make a new attempt.

And finally, some bookmakers do not pay attention to the number of the wallet from which the deposit was made, which greatly simplifies the task for scammers.

Now about the “honesty” of the forecasters themselves. The vast majority of them are frank scammers, who are only interested in your money.

Several schemes can be used to obtain them:

• the first, the simplest, is that the scammer, having received the data of the game account, simply displays all the money from him and then disappears to appear in another place under a different name;
• the second method involves large bets (for example, on the entire amount of the deposit) for different clients on the opposite outcomes of one event. At the same time, those whose forecasts are winning, will pay a percentage of profits, and the second half can simply forget about their money;
• New predictions for soccer, tennis, hockey, basketball, etc. are created every hour.
• in the third case, the forecaster can really try to make a profit by making bets on “luck”. But he can’t guarantee the profits. If he is lucky, he will receive his interest from the profit, if not, then only the client will lose money.

It is not superfluous to mention also the danger of blocking invoices given for promotion. The fact is that in the rules of most bookmakers there are items that prohibit the creation of multi-accounts (and how else can you call attempts to promote multiple accounts from the same IP address), as well as the transfer of data about your account to others.

All beginners as an axiom need to remember the assertion that no successful plus forecaster will take another’s account for promotion.

He is quite enough of his money, which can always be multiplied, and not lose most of the profits, spinning other people’s accounts. But if you do not have enough wit to get profit legally, you have to convince inexperienced players in their super opportunities for promotion in order to get their money.

I hope that many newcomers have read this article and found a better application for their money than to entrust them to “someone else’s uncle”.