A dogger is such a bookmaker player who bets on sporting events that will end with an outcome already known to him.
Dogger works in the following ways:
- Orders the organization of the contract.
- Acquires data from the informant.
- Negotiates results with athletes.
There are a large number of advertisements on the Internet for the sale of allegedly known fixed matches. In reality, this is a hoax, but they are made by pseudo-doggers.
The organizers of the agreements are looking for victims among the clients of the bookmaker. Very often, it is the athletes themselves who make predictions. Some of them can get into a difficult financial situation and become addicted to the game. Such gamblers are recruited by match-fixing organizers.
Another type of contract participants are athletes who have a small salary. In some cases, teams are completely deprived of funding, and the payment of salaries to athletes is stopped. Doggers find out about this and offer to improve their financial condition.
To get the maximum profit, doggers use professional betters who have money in their accounts in different bookmakers. They are paid a reward of 10 – 50% of the amount won.
Bookmakers and regulatory authorities are fighting against match-fixing. The office can block the accounts of players involved in agreements. Bookmakers inform the relevant regulatory authorities about odd bets.
What Do Doggers
It is generally accepted that any sports predictions are associated with a certain amount of risk. It is not always so. There are people (doggers) who place bets knowing in advance how the game will end. It’s about appointments.
Usually, dummies act as doggers. They are hired either by the athletes themselves or by the organizers of the competition. According to the rules, such actions are illegal, and when the contract is disclosed, its participants will not be able to escape responsibility. Doggers are calculated by large winning bets on a dubious event.
In the worldwide web, there are often offers to sell information about “agreements”. They are scammers. Real doggers do not advertise the information that has come to them and, for sure, do not sell it for a penny to anyone who wants it.
Pseudodoggers
Not only bettors are trying to make money on bets, but also all kinds of scammers. Most often on the Internet there are so-called pseudo-doggers who are ready to sell a “reliable” forecast for a fixed match for a small amount.
Fraudsters can act both on prepayment and on payment after winning. Their usual scheme is to recruit as many gullible players as possible and, by dividing them into two or three equal groups, give each mutually exclusive events.
Example: Real Madrid and Juventus meet in the Champions League final. The first group will receive a prediction that the Spaniards will become the winner, and the second that the Italians will take the cup. One of the groups, the one that received the truthful information, will believe the pseudo-dogger and order again.
Fake informers often offer the first prediction for free, following the pattern described above. By turning to scammers for help in betting, betters risk losing huge sums, especially if they are “lucky” to get into a group that has won a couple of times in a row. Having completely trusted the scammers, the third time the player takes a big risk and loses everything.
And it is not necessary that you yourself come across pseudo-doggers. The main source of getting clients is email marketing. If we take into account that the scammer sent 10,000 letters to probable bettors, only 1% (100 people) answered him, then 50 of them will win the bet and contact him again, only having already paid for the forecast. 25 players will be eliminated immediately after the results of the second match and will continue to do so until the last, and the price of the last “prediction” can be very expensive.
There is a group of players in the world of bookmaker betting who have impressive funds, but who have absolutely no knowledge of sports and, in principle, do not want to burden their brains with such information. To earn money, they are looking for a successful capper with a high pass rate of forecasts and entrust their money to him. As a result, we have – trust management of finances in a highly profitable, but no less high-risk project.