This 2026 World Cup is full of fraud. Bookmaking mafias are everywhere.

Spain actually lost to Cape Verde. Portugal couldn’t even beat Congo. Switzerland deliberately took money in the very last second to sell the match and lost to Qatar, and legendary Uruguay couldn’t even manage a 1:1 draw with Saudi Arabia.

For example, the Turkey team also lost 0:2 to Australia. Australia is known for its wildlife and forests, but definitely not for football.
Therefore, corruption is extremely serious.

People outside are arguing about the federal budget and inflation. Meanwhile, billions of euros are being laundered through this betting business.

Are you really not going to tell me that if the next 4-5 football powerhouses all drop points on the first matchday, that’s just a “coincidence”?

Huge amounts of money flow through the betting business. FIFA and UEFA are often even implicated in these schemes themselves.
Governments in every country also need money. National teams are an excellent tool for this.

The odds are therefore very high. The odds of Cape Verde drawing with Spain are as high as 20.00. For example, if the Spanish government itself placed a bet on a draw, then the principal could be multiplied twenty times.

For years, the betting business and football have been excellent channels for money laundering and reinvestment.
When citizens are busy with everyday trivialities and chasing political leaders, what’s really happening behind the scenes is billions in transactions.

Although Germany won 7:1 against Curaçao, Curaçao had absurdly high odds of scoring a goal in the midfield.
Asia placed huge bets for this. Therefore, these World Cup matches are just a show—like the games in the ancient Roman gladiator arenas.

Ancient Rome also lives on in our time today. It’s only the form that’s changed. #PORDRC #WorldCup