Ranbir Roy (VSG) — Telegram Channel

Ranbir Roy's channel centers on IPL cricket match predictions, tracked openly through a results log that lists each tip by date and marks it pass or fail rather than only showcasing the wins. Alongside the tips, much of the posting is plain personal chatter: daily good-morning and good-night notes, a birthday thank-you to subscribers, and a holiday greeting, all written in a casual, direct address to followers in Hindi.

What sets this channel apart from a typical tipster feed is how much space goes to warning followers about the very activity the channel is built around. Several long posts argue plainly that gambling ends in loss for almost everyone, that tips should be treated as occasional and selective rather than a steady income source, that casino-style games should never be played at all, and that money set aside for other needs should never go into a bet. One post frames organized cricket tournaments themselves as an entertainment vehicle designed to separate fans from their money while distracting from bigger issues, arguing the audience is being used rather than served.

Another recurring theme is the channel owner publicly disputing his own identity being used without permission: posts describe fraudulent advertisements and AI-generated videos circulating under his likeness, and state an intent to shut down the channels responsible. This positions the account as actively fighting impersonation rather than simply posting content and moving on.

What's missing from the tips themselves is any real explanation of method. Match calls are delivered as bare predictions with a later pass/fail mark, with no breakdown of team form, matchup reasoning, or odds analysis behind any individual pick — followers get the verdict, not the reasoning, so there's no way to judge whether a hit was informed analysis or a lucky guess. The self-reported track record is a plus for transparency since losses are listed alongside wins, but it's also unverified beyond the channel's own word.

This channel suits existing followers who want a running record of one person's cricket betting calls combined with blunt, repeated warnings about gambling risk from the same source making the picks — an unusual mix, but a consistent one. It is not a resource for learning how predictions are derived, and the repeated harm-reduction messaging itself signals that the tips shouldn't be treated as reliable income.