Scammer: @alex199618
Here is a summary of how this scammer operates.
He sends a fake or high-risk $500 USDT deposit to your wallet to build trust, acting like he is "funding" the bets.
Claims the games are "100% sure" and promises to cover any losses.
Once the "sure" games lose, he pressures you to use your own money to keep betting, promising you'll win it all back.
As soon as you stop sending money or threaten to expose him, he blocks you.
User lost $400 of personal funds after the "guaranteed" tips failed, never get them back
Here is a summary of how this scammer operates.
He sends a fake or high-risk $500 USDT deposit to your wallet to build trust, acting like he is "funding" the bets.
Claims the games are "100% sure" and promises to cover any losses.
Once the "sure" games lose, he pressures you to use your own money to keep betting, promising you'll win it all back.
As soon as you stop sending money or threaten to expose him, he blocks you.
User lost $400 of personal funds after the "guaranteed" tips failed, never get them back
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Actively scamming more and more people, pls dont place bets for him, and dont trust this guy
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Scammer: @vippage_blackswan
Scammer channel: https://news.1rj.ru/str/+uRTx9ShRelxkMGYy
The scammer presents himself as someone with "insider information" to convince you to bet real money based on his "tips."
He pretends he doesn't want money upfront to build trust, suggesting you only pay after you win.
In the messages, once the 600 USDT bet is lost,He claims "we didn't agree to that kind of agreement" and that rules are different in China. This is a tactic to confuse you and make you feel like you were the one who misunderstood the "business."
At the end, he tries to pass to another contact (@cntruth). This is common in scam networks to "wash their hands" of you or attempt a different scam.
Scammer channel: https://news.1rj.ru/str/+uRTx9ShRelxkMGYy
The scammer presents himself as someone with "insider information" to convince you to bet real money based on his "tips."
He pretends he doesn't want money upfront to build trust, suggesting you only pay after you win.
In the messages, once the 600 USDT bet is lost,He claims "we didn't agree to that kind of agreement" and that rules are different in China. This is a tactic to confuse you and make you feel like you were the one who misunderstood the "business."
At the end, he tries to pass to another contact (@cntruth). This is common in scam networks to "wash their hands" of you or attempt a different scam.
Scammer: @komso777
Claims to be a "famous tipster" from Blogabet
The scammer initiates contact by claiming he knows you were "scammed by a popular scammer". This is a trick to build instant rapport and make you believe he is the "honest" alternative.
He uses a sense of urgency, sending multiple "fixed" games within an hour to overwhelm the victim's judgment.
When the provided "tip" fails the scammer's behavior shifts instantly:
When presented with proof of the loss, he claims the screenshot is fake or created via "Inspect Element."
Once he realizes he can’t get more money, he uses phrases like "GG WP, bye".
He uses screenshots of "Pro" profiles on platforms like Blogabet to provide a false sense of security.
Claims to be a "famous tipster" from Blogabet
The scammer initiates contact by claiming he knows you were "scammed by a popular scammer". This is a trick to build instant rapport and make you believe he is the "honest" alternative.
He uses a sense of urgency, sending multiple "fixed" games within an hour to overwhelm the victim's judgment.
When the provided "tip" fails the scammer's behavior shifts instantly:
When presented with proof of the loss, he claims the screenshot is fake or created via "Inspect Element."
Once he realizes he can’t get more money, he uses phrases like "GG WP, bye".
He uses screenshots of "Pro" profiles on platforms like Blogabet to provide a false sense of security.
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Before: 43.80€
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Scamner: @cartelmanag
Claims to have "99% fixed matches" and "insider info" for VIP fees ($99–$330).
He agreed to a "Clear Balance" rule: if the bet loses, he must refund the stake.
After the match lost, he refused to refund the $200 as promised.
When confronted, he insulted the victim, called them a "clown," and demanded more money to "recover" the loss.
He broke his own rules and stole the funds.
Claims to have "99% fixed matches" and "insider info" for VIP fees ($99–$330).
He agreed to a "Clear Balance" rule: if the bet loses, he must refund the stake.
After the match lost, he refused to refund the $200 as promised.
When confronted, he insulted the victim, called them a "clown," and demanded more money to "recover" the loss.
He broke his own rules and stole the funds.