hopeforthebest wrote:Making_Splinters wrote:While spot fixing and match fixing are completely different things, they both undermine the credibility of the game. Once you stop believing that players are trying their hardest to win matches then there is no such sport as cricket.
Chucking has undoubtably had a far larger impact on the game than spot or match fixing, but it doesn't effect the game in the same fundamental way that fixing does.
I can't understand how one can make money from spot fixing at cricket, what bookmaker in his right mind would accept a bet that the 3 third delivery in the 4th over will be a wide or a no ball. Match fixing is something that big money can be made from, as a straight forward bet that a team will win is not abnormal.
its not one big bet that is being made tho , its lots and lots of little bets that don't get flagged up by the betting sites software
