[00:01] about the Little Tiger game. I have an impossible tactic for you to believe... I'm just kidding, you believed me, didn't you? I was going to reveal the Little Tiger game here, got you?
[00:17] Calm down, I'm not going to reveal the Little Tiger game! Actually, what I'm here Tiger game! Actually, what I'm here to talk about is the algorithm... to talk about the technological aspects of these gambling games that have popped up everywhere
[00:31] on the internet lately and are driving people crazy. People are getting into debt. I was doing research before making this video and I saw someone who got into debt for R$ 160,000. They took money secretly from their
[00:46] husband, got into debt, used credit cards, everything, used bank stuff, and now they're almost separated, all that mess, right? We see several stories like this happening lately, it's become a craze, the Little Tiger game and
[01:01] betting houses, which are sports betting houses. So in this video, we're going to talk about the technology involved behind all of this... Because you're unlikely to win big, right? To make, let's say,
[01:17] real money from this? Some people call this an investment. For God's sake, this isn't an investment, not here, not anywhere. This is gambling. lecture anyone; I want to talk about the technology and tell you a little bit,
[01:32] you who are thinking about it or who gamble, to be careful so you don't destroy your financial life. Recently there was also the case of this Deolan, whom I didn't even know existed. But she's gigantic, she
[01:44] Instagram, I don't know how many, and she was arrested here in a federal police operation. And from what I understand, they were taking the money, which is what's in the news. I 'm not saying anything, they were laundering it. So you have the
[01:57] betting house, which is the Tigrinho game, and the betting houses. Then the money from the betting houses went to, I mean, the money from the Tigrinho houses, right, gambling business? It went to the betting house, which is legal in Brazil, to launder, to
[02:12] Money laundering is when you take money...  It's about something becomes legal. You can play it within an operation, and that money has a path to where it came from. That's basically it. This news is recent;
[02:27] know what's going to happen. I don't know if she has anything, nobody knows if she's must be something for the Federal Police to have arrested her, but I said I'm going to make a video about this because this subject is very much in the spotlight. It does involve technology, okay?
[02:39] So come with me. I'm not going to promote the Tigrinho game, but I'm going to teach you algorithm works and how to forward this video to those who need this
[02:51] video to those who need this about the Tigrinho game algorithm and these betting houses in general, especially these online casinos, which is basically an online casino.
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[03:31] start by talking about algorithms. These gambling games, like the Tiger game, the Mouse game, algorithm behind them. So you have an engineer, a software guy, who develops a rule. They probably involve mathematicians in this
[03:47] too, so that it's done. Well, we're going to say, "Well, you're going to tell me that nobody wins? There are people who win money, yes, that the person can withdraw, but there's a scaling rule there so you have to
[04:01] withdraw that amount, and the house never loses." So the guy goes there and makes the rule: " Look, so much money comes in. If so much money comes in, we can release a maximum of so much percent of our revenue to the winners, and it doesn't go beyond
[04:14] that." In short, let's say we win 1 million here per day, I 'll give a maximum of R$  1,000 in prizes distributed, and that's being generous, right? If it's me, I don't happens is people start playing these games and actually say, and
[04:30] actually manage to withdraw, right? There are people who play and say, "I invested R$5, I withdrew R$25, I 'll invest more," and then it starts. So the algorithm itself will never let the
[04:42] house lose. When I say "house," I mean the owners, right? The company that owns the game, Tigrinho, these guys make a lot of money, and nobody knows how aren't based in Brazil, and nobody has access to this algorithm, so
[04:58] you'll never know exactly how it works. But of course, no company launches an online game like this to lose money, and it has total control over how much you
[05:12] can withdraw and how much you'll win. So the system, when you start playing and win, starts winning here and there, it's all programmed, okay? There's already a rule applied that says, "Okay, this guy invested so much.
[05:24] Oh, he's played so many times, so I'll let him win a little here if You'll want to bet more to double your bet, and so on. So these networks, bet, and so on. So these networks,
[05:38] algorithms, but mainly algorithms that can detect people who start betting more and more. So they can know exactly who is the person who only bets a little and withdraws the money, and then it
[05:51] says, "Damn, this guy isn't very addicted to gambling." So it starts to limit the person's winnings so they ca n't continue winning, so to speak, this person will withdraw and be conservative. At the same time, the person it
[06:04] identifies who starts doubling their bet, the guy bet five, won 10, then it bets 30, and it starts to release a little more winnings because it knows that this guy will end up spending much more, and that's how the company starts to win.
[06:17] So the algorithm starts to apply to this guy, so that he doubles his bet, but he will lose later on, you understand? So these companies use both the algorithm, which is the mathematical logic of the system itself, and
[06:31] mainly the psychological aspect of people. So it obviously mixes mathematical logic where...  The house will never lose, but it identifies people who have a psychological predisposition to gambling. Let's say they have a tendency towards addiction and
[06:45] always doubling their bets, and that's where they 'll make a lot of money. So the algorithm works with both the mathematics and the psychology of the people who are gambling, and I guarantee you, you might have that "oh, but my
[06:57] friend gambled, my friend bet 20 and won 200, blah blah blah," there might be those cases, there might be the cases I mentioned where the house detects that this person isn't the type they'll continue to win. But you can be
[07:11] absolutely certain that these companies earn much, much, much more money than they give to people because it's all controlled. There are influencers who have already denounced
[07:24] these houses that receive these offers. There were people who said they received offers of R$ 80,000,000 per month to promote the "Tigrinho" game. How does it normally work? The person promotes it, and when someone loses, they win.
[07:37] So let's say I came here to promote it to you, I promoted the business.  Okay, so you use my link. When you lose, I win. Why? Because when someone wins, I win too. Otherwise, whoever promotes it would hardly win anything because
[07:51] money; it's there to make money. So it's the opposite: when you lose, the house makes money, the company owner makes money, and they pass a portion on to me. That's why the math in these types of games, and for those who
[08:05] promote them, is already perverse because it doesn't help you. For me to win, you have to lose because that's when the house, the company, will make a profit. So when you see these things, I think my audience... we don't even need to
[08:19] reinforce this, but I was doing some research before making the video, which I you have an idea, there was a live stream of a guy here giving strategy tips for the Tigrinho game. There were 45,000 people watching, without even using the
[08:34] 45,000 people watching, without even using the computer. There were 45,000 people watching the live stream, and the guy was a real actor, it was painful to hear him
[08:48] guy behind him talking to him, and he said, "Wow, I can't believe it, my God, I won! Look, I can't believe it, I won 10 times the value!" Then the other guy said, "Wow, I've ask you, please bet more, bet double! I have to, I take
[09:01] responsibility, man!" "Ah, but I don't know, should I do it?" "But you take responsibility again!" I pressed here, "I take responsibility!" It was a little show, people, pathetic. I'll tell you, but a lot of people... The guys commenting, "
[09:13] Wow, you're blessed, my God!" It's sad to see this, you know, people, it's really sad, it makes you feel sorry for the people because the people who are watching this really think there's a possibility of making money, of
[09:26] winning a fortune, because some people even call it an investment. This is the biggest madness on the planet. If there's one thing that's as far from an investment as possible, it's these games. And so, these
[09:41] platforms have grown a lot because people win, the people who promote make a lot of money off of... People who lose... So if you ask me, Becker, have you received any offers here? There are several in my email,
[09:54] I simply ignore them, I don't even open them, I just delete those emails because I feel that if I promote something like that, I 'm spreading misfortune to others so that I can make money, you know? For God's sake, I don't want that for anyone, and it's something
[10:08] I would never feel comfortable promoting because I know the business isn't honest, the algorithm isn't honest. Then you'll say, "Oh Becker, isn't honest. Then you'll say, "Oh Becker, but it's a casino in Las Vegas, it's all
[10:21] gambling, really, but there the house never asks, it's like this: if you have a good player in the casino and so on, they kind of ask the person to leave because the house always wins, that's the truth. And there's a very important detail,
[10:34] starts playing these games and they say, ' Oh, I'll just play to see what it's like.' Oh, I'll just play to see what it's like.' And then the person has a tendency to become addicted to gambling because, as I told you, gambling addiction is
[10:48] as dangerous as addiction to...  Drugs, you have an idea, it's recognized by the addiction to games, right? It's called ludopathy and it's recognized by the World Health Organization. It even has a code for the disease.
[11:02] So, you can even have time off work and other things because of it. It's a type of addiction that the person can't control. I was researching and it says that this addiction is so strong that sometimes it's even harder for the
[11:16] person to control than a person who is addicted to drugs. It depends on the So sometimes the person says, "Oh, I'm going to play just to see what it's like, I 'll bet R$10 here," and then, my friend, the person gets out of
[11:30] these things happen that we see on TV, like the guy who goes and spends the family's money secretly. They had a savings account, and the guy goes and spends R$1,000, which was the money the family was saving for retirement and so on. That's the
[11:44] case of this girl here that I saw, where she said that her story is as follows.  She posted something interesting: she won! She said that after betting R$2,000 she won R$2,000, more than 10 times the amount, practically 10
[11:58] times the value. And what did she do? She said that the house limited her withdrawals—no, it wasn't 20, I think it was 50. Anyway, it was a very high amount compared to what she had invested. And then the " Tiger" game only allowed her to withdraw
[12:13] R$2,000 at a time, every two or three days. So you can see that the why can't you withdraw the money all at once? So what's the tactic? She said that when she saw that she had won that much, what did she do? She
[12:26] withdrew the R$2,000 a day, gambled it away, and started taking out bank loans and using credit cards because she said, " If I won 10 times the won and I'll..."  "I bet more because I'm going to become a millionaire," and that's where the
[12:41] algorithm comes in, you understand? It comes into play both in the mathematical and logical aspects, as well as the person playing is likely to have a high tendency towards addiction. So, the thing is, it's very Machiavellian, you know? It's thought out not only
[12:58] in terms of the situation but also in terms of the person's side. And in short, the story is that she started betting everything and losing everything, ending up with a debt of R$100,000, then R$ 110,000, then R$50,000 that she had borrowed from the bank, almost
[13:14] separated from her husband, blah blah blah. Then she said she stopped playing, almost ruined her life, she said, you understand? So, that's the danger, because sometimes the person discovers they're addicted to games, and
[13:27] it doesn't stop. These games are designed to be addictive—the sounds, the animations, everything. You have to keep clicking like crazy on the screen, all that stuff.  It generates dopamine and it's designed to enhance viewing, just
[13:41] same way. Social media is a gamification of various things that releases brains, and you get addicted to it, wanting to see it all the time. So be very careful with this; it's something you won't make money from,
[13:56] you won't get rich from it. Oh, but I know so-and-so, forget it, nobody gets rich from this. The person who promotes this is getting very rich at the expense of others who are losing a
[14:10] lot. Okay, so imagine that for these companies to offer 800,000 ( to influencers, maybe medium-sized ones, I don't know, R$800,000 imagine how much these guys are earning. And we're talking about
[14:25] huge influencers who did this, Felipe, for example, a guy currently with Blaze, then said he regretted it, but the money's still in his pocket, right?  So, you can imagine how much money these
[14:39] people are making, because a lot of people are losing. There are no miracles, okay folks? If one person is winning a lot, others are losing a lot. And regarding betting, which are sports betting sites, this is regulated in Brazil; it's like a
[14:51] lottery. So you bet that a team will play, that a team will win, and it's not like a game; it's a game of chance anyway because you're control over. There's no way to know exactly, "Oh, but I know that team X
[15:05] plays better." Okay, but it's always guesswork, right? So this isn't an investment either. And sometimes a person starts with betting, then they go to a game like " someone starts with a light drug, soon they're on a heavier drug. So, you have to be
[15:21] things. What I could tell you from the heart is that some people have control, so sometimes you bet 10 reais, "Oh, I won 20, great, I didn't win, I'll only bet next month, okay?" You know you have control if you know
[15:35] you have a tendency to get addicted...  "Run away from that, I'd tell you to run away from that. Anyway, it's because the technological algorithm of these things, it's... use, these things like betting on sports and such. I have a friend who plays,
[15:49] who bets, but it can be a gateway for you to start losing control. The guy plays, and soon he bet 50, lost, and says, 'So then I'll win 200.' Then the guy thinks, ' Ah, so now I'll go to 1000,' and
[16:02] so on. And that's how it starts, you understand? Soon the guy will be playing the ' So the best advice I can give you is to run away from that. Forget who promotes this, who puts on these little shows, people, my God, they won double! Wow, that's crazy,
[16:16] people, look at that new ' Tigrinho' strategy for some idiots, for God's sake, don't believe that, you know, it's all just easy money schemes, no, it won't work. So if you want to make money, go find a
[16:30] job, find a niche, something you see you have what it takes to do it." You have a gift, you can make money, so focus on that. Then start saving your money and making real investments. If you want to invest
[16:45] real investments. If you want to invest in stocks, real estate funds, fixed income, right? Start learning, start studying because there's no other way. I ask you: Do you know any billionaires or millionaires, anyone who is well-off—they do
[16:58] or millionaires—who got rich playing the game " Tigger" or gambling in casinos? No, there aren't any. People who get rich usually work, earn money; work makes you rich. But investing
[17:13] amplifies your earnings. So if you work, start earning money, do your calculations correctly, and invest it, over time it becomes a very large snowball effect with compound interest. So the money you receive, you reinvest
[17:27] it, and it keeps growing, but it takes time, you understand? Investing is as exciting as sitting on your porch and watching the grass grow, as I used to say. I think it was Alexander Buffett who said that. So, I love investing,
[17:40] I'm passionate about it. I started investing in 2019 and I continue investing. I keep the dividends I earn.  I'm already planning my retirement, you understand? And the younger you are, the better it is to invest. It's a recipe for choosing
[17:55] good things, working to earn money, and investing that money to good companies, know what you're doing, study for investment. Nothing you won't study. If you want to find someone who is specialized, someone
[18:11] who helps you invest, okay, but look for good people because there are a lot of shady people in the market trying to offer you junk, okay? But the ideal thing is for videos on the internet, we have so much material that you can learn by
[18:24] yourself. So instead of watching the game "The Strategy of the Little Tiger Game," go learn what fixed income is, go learn.  So, what is a stock, an investment? What is a dividend? How can you invest? You'll see how wonderful
[18:36] this is. You can start building your wealth, not depending on the government, not depending on anything later on. But the younger you are, the better. It's this somewhere, I don't remember who said it, but investing is about
[18:51] choosing good companies, having perseverance, and time. Time is a factor you can't that all the great investors, everyone who's doing well in life, the older guy and all that, " Oh, but I could die tomorrow, I won't enjoy
[19:06] life. You balance things, you don't need to cut out your coffee, that's it. But normally you don't die tomorrow, so if you think that way, tomorrow will come, tomorrow in 20 or 30 years will come, and you won't have
[19:20] done anything, you understand? So that's what I was saying. Investing is like a cake recipe; you can put all the right ingredients in, but when it's time to put it in the oven, it doesn't matter if it's the right time for the cake to bake.  Just
[19:32] 30 minutes and taking it out and thinking it will work won't work. Time is key, folks. You need all the right ingredients, and time is key. And in investing, the more and time is key. And in investing, the more time you have, the better.
[19:47] Your best ally in investments is good companies, but especially over time, having time is key. So, starting at 20 is wonderful, starting at 30 is also very good, 40, 50... whatever age you are, it
[19:59] will be much better than playing the Tigger game. But those who start earlier, younger, have a great advantage. Okay, so that's what I wanted to tell you. Don't believe that the Tigger game has a
[20:13] nice algorithm; the technology there is designed for them to make money. Tell me if you like this type of content. I know it's a bit straying from technology, it involves but I like talking about these subjects, I find them interesting. So if
[20:26] you'd like to see this kind of topic on the channel from time to time. I'm kind of topic on the channel from time to time. I'm Beer, until next time, thanks!  Bye bye