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I love sports, but I admit, I'm too lazy. When I study bets on just one sport, especially a popular one like football, I don't get any more motivated or inspired. I like different sports, including uncommon, exotic, or those with complex rules. Although for me, even baseball is a game with complex and strange rules. I could say the same about handball, water polo, and horse polo, but if you think about it, horse polo has a lot of its own specifics related to horse control and the inconvenience of working with the ball, because you have to do many things at once. And the rules of such sports probably reflect many of these factors.
In short, I have adopted a formula for myself that your thinking as a bettor will develop when you study different sports and compare them with each other. Do you think this development really happens? If so, how does it manifest itself?

Honestly, I believe focus is extremely important. For me, focusing on just a few sports or even just one already gives me the level of attention and discipline I need.

For example, I mostly bet on NBA games. During the regular season, there are plenty of games every day,  sometimes five or more. If I try to bet on every single one, that already takes a lot of time and effort to analyze.

Now, if I were to add another sport on top of that, it would only add more pressure and reduce the quality of my picks.

My main goal is to improve the quality of my selections to stay in a profitable position. That’s why I stick to fewer games, because for me, fewer bets mean better focus, and better focus leads to better results.

Like in any area of life, if you have an interest in something as a hobby, you usually want to learn as much as possible about it. As you say, someone placing sports bets could actually gain a massive advantage by looking into new sports because they might be able to come up with a unique strategy for profits or identify areas of value that bookmakers have missed. I like buying shares in companies, but in order to understand what is fairly priced it requires looking at many different companies so you understand the market. Besides that, if you are into sports you might actually find something you prefer to follow much more than your current favorites, who knows you might switch from watching Tennis to Badminton or Paddleball

I enjoy watching a few sports but I don't think knowing multiple sports has helped with anything. When I make a bet on a cricket match, the knowledge I used is gathered from cricket alone and there was no interference of knowledge from other sports.

Personally, I don't find it profitable to follow multiple sports if your goal is to win a few games.
If, however, you want to try different sports as a bettor, increase the difficulty and being lazy as
you define yourself, you would need to really commit yourself just to follow the matches of the various sports, you
need a lot of time and you should also know the various players, in my opinion it only creates confusion and always be
under pressure. Is the game worth the candle?

I cannot study a sport simply for the purpose of betting on it, I need to have an initial interest in it to be able to watch the games and make the efforts to understand the rules, anything else and I'll get bored of it just as quickly.

Even if you could study different sports, they are mostly unrelated, so knowledge of tennis doesn't help you in basketball, different rules and settings, same with cricket and football.

I'll rather stick to what I'm familiar with and have an interest in, so the gambling is an extra.

Sincerely this could be better and you are right of having different experiences from all round the sports game. Although I must say, sports betting has been so popular especially football and that has been what I have grown up with because we are not that common with other sports, and for long getting used  to football is something that is very easier within our country as many people only focused on football, even though there are people focusing on other areas of sports I believe it wouldn't be that much compared to those who solely relying on football, because they are much higher than those sports you made mentioned within my state or regions.

Of course, if you start to be interested in several sports, then you, as a person, change. However, the question remains, in what exactly do you change? For example, I am not sure that by studying handball, you will begin to understand football better. Of course, your picture of the world will become more diverse, brighter. However, this does not guarantee you success in sports betting. Of course, there are semantic intersections in different sports. However, there are not many of them. Perhaps, it is much more effective to focus on one sport, maximum two or three. Personally, I really like football, hockey and boxing. I regularly watch sports events related to these sports. At the same time, I am interested in other sports. However, I know them worse. At the same time, I am not sure that my passion for hockey helps me make sports bets on football events more effectively.

The rules of a particular sport might look complicated because you have not paid attention to them. I have heard someone say that football rules are complex, and that he prefers other sports. But football seems to have the simplest rules to me because I have an interest in the game.

I have seen a publication that claims that some sports are easier to win in gambling. I don't know how true it is, but comparing different sports could assist in ascertaining this claim. However, I don’t think the knowledge of other sports will help in my football, which is my favourite. The rules in racing or table tennis are different from football,  so I don't see any relevance.

Development is happening. Moreover, not towards specialization, when a person is focused only on one thing, for example, chess, but towards broader thinking. For example, this is expressed in the search and vision of analogies and differences. For example, it is possible to evaluate various sports for their resistance to accidents, or, conversely, to intentional influences. That is, an analysis of the patterns of some common characteristics for different sports can be obtained from the comparison. By the way, there is an even more interesting area for comparative analysis, which is gambling.

I am just surprised by your approach to seeing it in different ways. Most of the time, people only do a small amount of research and place their bets, but the basic thing is to analyze different sports and then make connections among them. In this way, you will find hidden opportunities, and you will know every sport better than others. Just like studying and learning different languages makes a person good and perfect, studying different sports can make you a good bettor. So, I appreciate your point of view, and you did an awesome thing by sharing it here so that others can also benefit from it.

You adopted a formula? How come when you said you are lazy?

See? You even said that.

But there is no formula needed here because it is just common sense that if we venture a lot of things, that also increases our knowledge. If we have a limited capital, comparing and deciding if which one is worth it make sense but if ever we have more, we can just add more games. This increases our potential earnings. It doesn't manifest it self but we people are the ones that manifests it.

By the way, you are still not lazy at all because you also said that you study one sport. That is already better than nothing at all but you are always welcome to explore others if motivation suddenly creeps in you.

I think that really happens and it's not only you that experiences it. When someone who's eager to learn a sports without the intention of betting, still, betting will be learned eventually and will go last.

But if it's the opposite side that a gambler would like to learn about that sports and for the main reason is to bet for it in the bookies. There could really be some interesting moments because the passion is there.

It become a hobby when you're at that point that you're learning each sport because you have a goal, and that's to jump from one to the other when you're not doing good. And so, you're looking for ways on which will give you better experience, better results and of course, better winning ratio.

Personally sportsbet is what am use to too, football too, i don't know much about any stuff, I bets on football too, although I may attribute this to the environment I found myself and another thing is what am passionate about but when I see people talk about some like crickets and other one I enjoy it because they so real, although I know about basket ball and Tennis but I won't put much interest in them, I love football so much and I enjoy watching very well, the thing is being versatile in anything involving sports is good but the truth is that we cant do everything at once but any that can is highly supported by me but just like I said am a football enthusiasts and I can't help it.

I agree with you that playing different type of sports and betting on them can make you somewhat more knowledgeable than people who for example only play soccer in their daily betting activities. I tried lately with tennis and I must say I am extremely surprised why people keep betting on this sport when I saw it is common here people with odd of 1.08 to 1.12 to lose a lot of bets that are geared to choose such odds in their bets. I was surprised when I did 10 bets of 2 dollars each just to try the waters as they say and see what happens, in the end I saw players ranked 8th playing against players ranked well over 100 in the world rankings lost their bets and honestly I have no explanation about such happening. It looks like in tennis the scam is even worse than in soccer betting where referees can impact the game in soccer while in tennis it is the player who decides what to do. I believe we have had scandals of top players letting other players win in favor of betting companies though I am not sure about this.

As a gamer that I am, I love first person shooter games and I am a big fan of call of duty, after Activision abandoned a multiplayer part of the game called DMZ I find it extremely hard to play another shooter game, even while the DMZ lacked new updates and we all get bored sometimes I still go back to DMZ, why? It's very captivating and fun.

At one time I tried to look for other FPS multiplayer shooter with my team, we can't find another that's as good or better than DMZ, even the crypto shooter from Gunz called Off the grid don't stand a chance, even battlefield and others are not close.

My point is a game or two is more than enough, if you are enjoying it that is where you should be, don't go around looking for more, like how many free times do we even have? I have to work and look after my baby, I get this free time on my free days and after my baby sleeps.

If football provides you all that excitement and glory, why trying to look for another?

I think in gambling it's better to stick on what we know than what we don't know especially trying different markets it makes us losing excessively because we have no clue about what we are venturing. I could reflect back then, I was picking market option in football and I decided to try something new lemme just explore it to see how it works, it happens that it was the option I picked that I didn't know how it works that landed me to lose heavily. Although, as a gambler it is good as well at least this would give us an edge to be able to make correction when next we are making our predictions and analysis.

Sports certainly open your mind, i don't remember where i studied or read that the mind is a truly fantastic tool. There are different types of intelligence, all important, there is scholastic intelligence, social intelligence and also that relating to the body that allows you to use the body as you see fit. Sports helps, in fact the ancients said a healthy mind in a healthy body

At first,it depends on what you're looking for, almost every person has what works for them so well and besides this idea has worked for so many persons.That notwithstanding, it's evenly vital for us to feed our minds from relevant contents that usually is advantageous and informative.

Knowing multiple or trying to concentrate on multiple sports will only make your attention divided and probably give you lesser result then when you focus on one specific sport then know almost everything about it. I prefer focusing on one sport than try to know every one of them, in the water polo it's very much strange in terms of rules, I don't even think any of the sport has such rules as the water polo. what you could see as normal is disqualification.

However I also like to say that having little knowledge about them is good too but not to try to know every part of a different sports it's going to be one of the most complex task for one just to have an edge in a game for better predictions, for me I don't really have time to spend that much so I can even pay someone to do the knowing and give me what information they know that's how people get better edges on sports they don't know.

Probably, for some bettors studying different sports can develop their betting mind just as you have exactly explained but personal, watching just my favorite sports like football, tennis, boxing, wrestling is even more than enough to give me the idea and knowledge I need to become a good bettors who make accurate analysis and have successful bet most times while sometimes too tables could turn. I really do not believe that in order for someone's betting mindset to improve they need to study different sports.

I love sports as well, but only in basketball did I feel confident about betting. Maybe because I was exposed more as I played basketball and knew the rules as well. I'm not sure if studying different sports could change and increase our chances. Instead, focus on a sport we love the most because this is not just about betting but also some kind of loving the game. And even if you don't bet, you're still watching the entire game. It's a different story when you are just urged to watch because you are betting.

Maybe you get bored because you already know the rules. Maybe the season is boring. Nothing too exciting or unpredictable but learning about a new sport may ignite that excitement from before since there’s so much you need to know. The rules and the history of the sport. The athletes and many more.

Tired of reading before making the bet. I feel you on that.

Well, I think we are the same. A bit lazy about doing the research, but because we know the sport that we bet on, we don't go deep in the research anymore and just place our bets depending on our own knowledge and experience.
I think that's understandable, and I bet many gamblers are doing the same. It's not about being arrogant or anything, it's just that we have been doing the same thing for a long time, and maybe we don't really need it anymore. Well, as long as we are updated.

I love having experiences to related factors that I'm much familiar with. Implying this to gambling, I'd say that I'm more conversant to football games just like you Op, but because winning at all ramifications in gambling can be so difficult not more than lucks.
Whenever I begin feel that depressive anxieties as a result of regularly loosing in the football bets, I feel curious to adventure into other strange games. Of course the casinos would always have more than enough activities to keep us going with new ideal when we also set to play in different or new games.

I've also enjoyed playing car and horse racing sports games. I barely wins like that of football because it's more difficult to study their rules which was supposed to be key derivations of taking your bets decisions.
How about boxing? Of course it's one sport game I find enjoyable too. My joy there's that I've that humorous feeling that If i loose, the one I betted on must have taken beaten of himself. ;D
Nevertheless football game is still my favorite which I can really bet on for a long term nomatter what. At all I'm more interested on the fun.

This is dependent on how good one could be in the period of development.. A gambler definitely most clamor for how they would secure winning as their only thinking and a better way to break-in the house. So, the possibility is when they explore those different games so quickly then they can achieve whatever they desired on but yet, we can't still deal away chance and probability over this games.
Exploring and developing different gambling methods entails that we must also be ready for the lose that would come sooner or later, as the more we explore different game the more we create chances for our loses/winning as well.

I regularly bet on Basketball, Baseball and Dota2 but I do a random bet on tennis and football when I’m already bored and want to change an ambiance on my betting.

I do like studying new sports including rules, H2H stats of each team and who’s the top players on that sports league.

I apply this same formula for analysis on different sports which is working for me.

I don't pay much attention on sports which is not famous on our country. Usually I bet on popular ones since I would really get tired doing lots of research if it happens that I bet on multiple sports. That's why I'd prefer to pick few leagues which I can focus on since I think that's better so that we can possibly place a good bet on teams and still enjoy what we are doing.

We don't need to place lots of bet just to test if we are going to be profitable at that day. I think many people doing that because they think  more bets more chances to win, but they are engaging on more higher risk especially if they get bored or tired to do a research on sports and teams they are interested to place their bets.

You are right about this and it does not only develop your betting mind but it also make you enjoy gambling due to the diversification you must have achieved. Staying with one sports like soccer can be very boring sometimes unlike when you bet on soccer, NBA, cricket and many other games. You night even end up discovery that other events are easier to win that the one you preferred.

Most bettors will only bet on sports that they are passionate about. Even if it is possible for them to bet on sports that they know little about.
Learning about other sports is certainly interesting for anyone who enjoys sports. But maybe as an interest, and maybe also as a sport that can be done.
If you start to like a new sport that you are learning about, you may also start betting on that sport. I am not so sure, but gamblers' interest in more sports may not be that great. They will tend to like a few and only bet on the ones they like.

Yes, the development can happen someday if you still learning. You have your own formula to help you develop better and have much knowledge for many sports. That will improve your knowledge because you can collect much knowledge and info you need to analyze. But I think that will not easy to learn one by one of the sports you want and you need more time to understand the things related to that sport. But I am sure you will find a way to have the knowledge or master it so you just need to focus with you do.

If there is knowledge about different sports, then of course it reflects knowledge. We are really very lazy, because of our laziness we cannot gain experience about different sports. If there is knowledge about sports, then of course it brings a lot of advantages in betting and makes betting much easier in terms of winning. I am a little more experienced in football and cricket, due to which I can analyze football and cricket games well and if I bet here, the chances of winning are high. I am not very experienced in other sports, which is why I do not bet on other sports. However, I am trying to gain knowledge about different sports because if there is good knowledge about different sports, then there will be a lot of good advantages not only in betting, but in any field.

In all, it's fun to enjoy multiple sports, it builds enough mental scope on sport. The ability to point out similarities and differences in other games helps in detailing and analysis. Interchanging the bets is just fine, than focusing on a single game, unless the player had invested so much time knowing the specific sport for years.

Being vast is an added advantage to any gambler or bettor; it could make them diversify their betting whenever they feel like getting involved in betting activities. If a gambler is that vast, ie, they know a wider betting techniques and they also have clues on how to choose games and also athletes they know could perform very well, giving them victory and profit in their games.

So I agree with you that studying different games or sports develops your betting mind because after having a broad knowledge of different sports, you can be flexible in choosing your games, and not only that,t you can learn about more games and their devices a techniques on how to play them at your advantage and this gives you the confidence to always play game in your favour.

We all have our favorite sports that we understand and enjoy more than others but it doesn't stop us from exploring other sports. Loving different types of sports doesn't mean that you have to place bets on all of them, it's better to bet on the sports that you understand very well and can analyze. If you bet on sports that you don't have good understand it'll be like you're betting blindly. My ideology is to watch different types of sports for entertainment but bet only on the ones that you have interest in. Maybe when you develop keen interest on a new sport then you can be able to analyze and place bets on it.

if I am going to bet on one sport, I see no reason why I should study different other sports. For example in my country I could say that our national sports is football. If I am going to become serious at betting on football to have a chance of winning then I should be able to study the game and the different leagues and the different clubs. This would help to develop the understanding and knowledge to bet on just that sport with some confidence. Studying other sports will be too distracting to make any progress.

Same here on which it would turned out to be stressful rather than on being entertained at the time that you would be making out some multiple bets with having those multiple sports. It would be already that be a tedious tasks or you would be needing up to exert more effort for you to make up some bets on making up some researches and thats not i do want yet im not that spending up tons of hours or minutes just to make up some betting analysis. This is why I do only limit out on 2 sports on which the main physical sports would be on Basketball and the other one is on e-sports on which on Dota 2 on which i can say that it is that very interesting for me to make up those engagement on which i dont plan to have that multiple sports specially on physical ones. I do prefer on having that two possible on which i can make some switch up rather than on finding myself do make out some multiple searches on which just like been said that it would be something tedious on which it would be time consuming when you are trying out to gather some information.

Actually it would be that totally depending on your preference in the end of the day on how you would be that dealing up with betting. It would be just that too impossible that you cant be able to determine out on what are the things that makes you interested and since sports betting is something that talks about on betting in our favorites then this could bring out that entertainment and excitement. Just like on what we are talking on here that spending up too much on different teams or simply tons of choices will be that somewhat stressful rather than on entertaining. If you can handle out on having tons then this wont be an issue but if not then its better to stick into the most interested sports that you are into.

Some people preferred exploring other sports due to curiosity on the betting experience with different sports.

It’s true that focusing on single sports will help you to focus your analysis and make it more accurate rather than analyzing different sports with same wide range of data that needs to be analyzed.

I think the thread was specifically dedicated for those sports bettor wants to try different sports experience.

FOr me, it is better to focus on a sport you really love the most and know since you were young.
With that you have the knowledge already that you need, you just need to study a bit about the changes on the team and match-up. Studyng another sport which you need to start wiill make it hard for you.
And can lose every bet you will make.

Yes off course having an focused towards what games you bet on can increase your capability to win since, because of the consistent you develop other skills and knowledge that can easily aid your winnings.


Sport for example is one sport games that many have developed strong attachments to, and for that most sport bettors will always go for football betting since that is the way their could easily analyze and predict accurately the game.

Having a different sports experience isn't a bad idea but I think it's best to focus only on one sports because this makes you improve on your skills and also gives you more chances of winning... from my experience focusing on too many sports would distract from becoming really good at a particular one, the only time that I consider studying a different sport other than soccer is when I feel like I'm taking too many losses

It will take time to study almost all the sports games we can bet on, since we have to start watching the games serially until we are acquainted to it. Honestly, speaking it feels like much task to me, my interest in football games may not give me the time to watch other games because I might be watching a particular football game while another sports will be showing in another channel.

I think that the most easier way to make a good informed knowledge and skills in betting is to pick either two sports games to focus on, for me, I forcus more on basketball and football, I don't have much time for other sports games and for that I dedicate a whole lot into making analysis for those games that I bet on and football is my most vet on sports games, because most times, I go days without betting on basketball.

Leaving your comfort zone certainly brings many benefits, both in betting and in life. Learning something new will open up new possibilities and broaden your vision. But since the rules are specific to each sport, it will only help you with that sport. I like learning new things, getting to know new types of games, sports and betting, it keeps me from getting bored by always doing the same thing and stimulates my mind.

Studying a single sport is good, it gives you a wide knowledge of that sport and it becomes easy for you to bet on overtime. But I have come to figure out that it can also be a limitation, if you are hoping to make more profit then you  must study different sports, sometimes having options can help you. Sticking to one particular thing can limit your growth. Although this is based on your choice though.

I personally can't do it together, what I mean is, betting on 1 sport often makes me dizzy, let alone having to analyze other types of sports, it seems I'm not suited for that. and so far I've only focused on soccer, so it certainly won't be easy for me to analyze and then compare it with other sports. I might also be too lazy to learn some new things.

Cz gambling for fun, betting for fun, and expectation also fo fun, moreover if winning, will be more and much more fun  ;D
It is certainly not easy to do analysis on more than 1 sport, but it is undeniable that there are many gamblers who do it because of several things, including self-satisfaction, for challenges, for business, for a strong desire to get more chances of winning, and others. As long as you understand and accept all the risks and needs, yes no problem and this is something that can actually still be attempted.

The better way to do is to study the sports that you are more inclined with. Sports that you feel you are more comfortable of and will enjoy as you won't feel that you need to study it because you need to bet. But as you are enjoying, you may be getting good insights that you can use to bet on.

If it is not in your inclination, you will feel stressful or it will be hard on yourself. It is like you are trying hard to get in and your heart is not on this sports. So for me, studying different sports is good, however, you should have limitations especially if you feel you are getting burnt out because of what you are doing. Do remember, it is better to enjoy what you are doing so you won't feel the stress brought by the activity. But if you start feeling stressed, then, maybe you need to get out of what you are doing.

I will say this type of feeling or sensation about sports will only make you to be exposed more to taking more games than you can afford to at a time, this is actually about the money spent in a day in gambling which might have already being budget out by you. You don’t need to try out all sports for you to be a profitable bettor, sticking to one sport will also limit you trying out many sports on a possible mindset of trying your luck in that game, thereby also limiting your focus to one sport at a time and also your expenses been allocated to a game you’re more familiar with at a time.

Picture this as a trader, have one strategy, build yourself in becoming better with it and then risk only what you can afford to lose on any trade you find worthy of placing and have more probability of winning. With such mindset, trying out other sports you’re not familiar with will reduce and you won’t want to risk trying out your luck on every new sport that you don’t even know how the rules works there.

This quite reasonable for me, just focus on a single sport or focus on 1–2 sports at first before expanding.  
It's easy for you to study and for sure you will learn it easily without stressing yourself.

IMO, try to avoid chasing bets just because you “know more.”
Because the fact that knowledge doesn’t always means to profit without proper bankroll management.
Just accept the fact and have this mindset of thinking you're good at a sport because you study it doesn't mean the betting market is beatable for you, it's always unpredictable.

It should really start there,  with a sport you genuinely love.

When you're passionate about the sport, you won’t get tired of spending time analyzing games and hoping for a win., you won’t give up easily either, because at the end of the day, you’re still enjoying the process of betting on games you actually care about.

It’s even better if you work on developing your skills so you can eventually become profitable.

That’s really it, fewer leagues to focus on gives you a better chance of winning, at least that’s what I believe.

I'm not a fan of many sports, but there are a few that I really like. Volleyball and soccer are the two that interest me the most, but soccer is the only one I follow the most. Even outside of gambling, I almost always make time to watch an interesting match and I follow the development of the club. This interest is further strengthened by hobbies, but if you have an interest in many sports and are willing to learn about them then this can probably help you find many good opportunities to bet on something.

I am interested in sports betting because I love football. There are a few top teams that I always favor, not just for betting purposes, but I am a fan of them. I agree that if someone wants to win betting on sports, then they need to study many sports and they should be able to find good opportunities everywhere instead of just in one sport. But having only one most interesting branch is certainly not a problem.

Sports betting is based on probabilities. If a person doesn't like the sport and hasn't been following it very often, then the chances of getting many hits are very low. If a person follows many sports, it may happen that they won't be able to get much updated news, because as they follow many sports it will be very difficult to spend hours knowing about the news of each sport.

That's why, in my opinion, focusing on just one sport is much better. That way you can dedicate more time to that sport. For example, in my case, I focus on football, although I like many sports. But I prefer to only focus on football and the games of the big European leagues.

Learning new sports is not meant to make money right away. No, that's not realistic. It's just an interesting educational process that broadens your horizons, increases your intuition, and gives you new ideas for making money in the future. Perhaps the games we learn will help us in the future. Perhaps these are the sports we want to bet on in the future. Perhaps, in this sport that you are learning with interest today, you will suddenly discover great potential and a strategy will mature in your head that you probably would not have thought of if you had not been learning something new.

Yes I agree with this, learning more will improve thinking skills as well as understanding more bets that may be used than others, but because there will be a lot of time to be spent learning many sports, there are bettors who choose to focus on one sport only because the goal is how to make more money, and by focusing on one sport will increase the chances of winning because they understand not only the system of the sport but the current conditions that are happening which are often considered in choosing bets.

It might not be as fun to bet on just one sport but it is the fastest way to properly study the league you will be betting on. The more you spread your attention across different sports the harder it becomes to keep track of teams and all the latest news. I think it all depends on what you expect from gambling if it is just for fun you can bet on anything you like but if you want to make money it will require a completely different approach and a lot of discipline.

That's always true, but you don't just have to feed your mind, you also have to feed your soul with things you enjoy doing.
If we feed our minds, as you say, only with useful content, in the long run we will be sad and depressed people.
Life has something else in store for us, maybe something beautiful, if we have some passion or something we like.

Personally, I always consider different sports, such as football and boxing, as different entities. I don’t think that being interested in football will help me bet more effectively on events in the world of boxing. I also don’t think that being interested in boxing will help me bet more effectively on events in the world of football. These two types of human activity are practically not connected with each other. In addition, sport itself is beautiful and interesting. I watch sports competitions because I find it interesting, and not because I am an adherent of gambling. At some point, I may have an idea, a certain thought regarding sports betting on a particular event. Then I go to the online casino website and make the appropriate bet. However, at the core of my interest is an interest in a particular sport. I love childhood sports when I didn’t know anything about gambling at all.

I don't think that knowing the rules of equestrian sports will help someone to successfully predict a sports bet in football. Rather, it should be of some interest to someone who likes to watch many sports, but I don't think it is necessary to study their rules. I like tennis and sometimes bet on local championship games in football. I know both sports well because I follow athletes and teams and have some relation to these two sports. But I have no desire to study the rules of other sports, although I enjoy watching their competitions on TV whenever possible.

It’s your formula that you adopted, but that doesn’t mean that other gamblers can apply that. I don’t think this formula is for me. I cannot force myself to like or analyze a sport that is not my interest. I can come up with a good analysis without this method, but to have a comprehensive study, you need to compile statistics, insider tips, and focus on the team’s past and present performance data.

This is also the same method other sports bettors are using, so why deviate from the sports of your interest to experiment just to see if you have a better result?

You are right, based on what I said on my first comment, it's possible that some people likes about 2 to 4 different sports activities and because they are dedicated to sports, they can have all the time to study all those 4 different sports and even watch fixed matchs but what is not totally necessary is trying to study all the sports activities including the ones you are not even interested on, that's not going to help the person become better than what they were when they only focused on favorite sports. True, they can have knowledge of the sport but it can not assure more success in their favorite sports and bets.

When we learn something new, we develop our brain, new neural connections are formed. This has a positive impact not only on betting but also on our overall ability to think critically. New knowledge is always beneficial, we adopt new approaches and start seeing the bigger picture. Moreover, learning helps keep our thinking flexible and enables us to make more thoughtful decisions, not just in the game.

Soccer is the easiest sport to get to know because there are not many rules that may be in it and generally football tends to be more liked. For me it is better to focus on one sport and it should start with the sport that we like because then we have a much easier view to implement in gambling although the level of winning cannot be fully guaranteed.

If someone adds several other sports as favorites it may not be a problem to channel the hobby, but it is much more problematic when implementing it into gambling because our focus will be much greater. Different people may have different views but for me it is better to focus on just one sport.

It’s possible that if all the sports you are studying are your interests, you can compare the basic analysis and stats. Ultimately, it all comes down to how focused you are on each team’s stats, characters, and past performances.
A betting mind develops over time when you are fully engaged in various sports and conduct thorough analysis.

Very well my thought also, we shouldn't take learning to be all for financial gains, and as a gambler, learning about new sport game's is not and entirely bad idea any way and for sure amwe should motivate gamblers to build that wild apread knowledge on different games because we never can tell if and when the need to ise auch knowledge will come.

Sport like football is the most popular because of their level of fans, the fans base for football is massive so interest in that sport alwbuild up from what we see other do on football discussion and action as supporters.

Having different experiences helps you alot hence there's some truth in what the thread is discussing. Having different studies on how to win in different sports is going to make you become a better sport gambler. But while doing this, you'll have to focus on one particular sport and use that as you main gambling game to become a professional in that sport. Don't think that you'll be capable of betting on different sports and be getting successful. Not everybody can share the ability of their brians on different task and be doing them all well. You'll have to specialized and that's focusing on one sport. Many gamblers have choose football as the sport they'll be gambling on and that's because football is the most popular sports and easiest to bet on

Basically it is so, but we need to know we are unable to develop sports mindset for all types of sports, maybe some of those parts are possible.

General, soccer, basketball and boxing sports, at least three types of sports can give me the opportunity to bet 80%, honestly I have tried to understand other types of sports, but I rarely succeed.

Every sport has a different understanding of statistics, it is very difficult to develop more than three types of sports, just one type of focus will make us have good opportunities in gambling.

I imagine it looks too complicated and will not work much because no matter how many sports you learn to develop, there will only be a few sports that succeed and those are the sports that you should develop because they do have potential or some sports enter your brain and develop and also when you bet often succeed. And if all that is for betting, it's a good idea to choose some sports that you think are developing and successful when betting. And if there are too many, then it will make your winning bets in vain because some sports that are right for you will lose to sports that are not right for you, and I personally will not learn sports that I don't understand and will only bet on sports that I do understand and also like the sport.

I agree with you OP, In general I think that people could develop a "gambling" approach a gambling mind if they are good in different sports.

It must be clear, at least for me, fromr what I have seen, that each tournament and sometime even teams has a different approach in a game.
Don't over-simplifiy!It is enough being able to detect certain signals during the match and earn a profit from these.

The best approach to first adopt on this regard is in knowing about what we want and how we want it in gambling, some will tell you that they are lovers of sport bets only, while some will give of the opinion that they had prefer casino games in gambling, while going by the first instance, sport bets are of different kinds and also exist in categories, which we must be able to identify if playing a single type or combination is our own preference to gambling on sport games.

I don't study sports in general and for the sake of betting, it's obviously no, because we can't really learn a sport like that. At first, it needs to inspire us in some way at least to get us hooked, even if we understand nothing, and that's a call for us to give attention too.

I find the rules in Boxing/MMA and similar ones are much complex because still I got no idea why some points are awarded, the eventually turn the result of opposite of what I expect while watching it but it's still interesting to watch.

And this is why Football (Not NFL) is very popular because it's fairly simple, even a new viewer can understand the standing and how the goals are scored.

Being versatile is a good one, but not in every orientation. I do not like to give myself a lot of work in gambling. focusing on soccer, tennis, basketball and of course some few casino games are enough for me. I like to think of my gambling time as a fun and relaxation period and I may not have that much time to study a lot of sports, worst still some sports I am not interested in. When I gamble on these sports that drives my interest, I have real fun, but when it gets to strange sports, it causes mental friction for me and I would not like to focus on them for any longer.

I don't see how studying different sports will make you a better gambler in one of such sports, if you are a gambler in all of them, then yes you can study them all because you are actively gambling in them all. However, if you are gambling on football only, i don't see why you should be studying basketball or its betting in order to be a better gambler in football. I don't really like to look for weird strategies or patterns, i just gamble without pressure.

I think regional influences also play a big role in the popularity of every sport. For example, currently the most popular sport in most countries is football and then if you look at Asian countries, cricket is also practiced a lot.
And in America, basketball and baseball are practiced more. Now, a person from an Asian country will find the rules of basketball or baseball much more difficult than playing on cricket because it is not that popular in his region and therefore he does not have the knowledge. On the other hand, it will be the opposite for a person from America.
And we have to remember that in sports gambling, favorite sports often matter and people have more knowledge about the sports that are on the favorite list and enjoy the gameplay more. In my case, for example, I would have more fun elsewhere than gambling on my favorite game, football.

Does football and basketball relate in any way and require the same strategies? No, they don't. These two sports are different in terms of structure, scoring patterns, rules, pace, and many more. I honestly don't see how knowledge in a particular sport will be of any help in analysing another sport. Concentration and focus should be paramount here. I don't see how betting on sports will be easier if you don't enjoy sports. If you enjoy sports naturally, you will be motivated to follow up every session and, in that process, advance your knowledge of that sport.

I see sports betting in a way of firstly picking interest in the sport, know about the sport and comfortably bet on predictions. My interest to bet is based on my understanding of the sport, i rather not bet if i know nothing, aside interest what makes the bet fun is knowing a lot of things including, strategies, knowledge about rules and regulations, teams and players all of that, this is what makes sport betting fun for me, just the way am a huge fan of betting in football over any other sports.

I do not think you become a better bettor if you study sports more. Obviously you need to understand how the game works, success rates of the teams and the betting systems but other than that its just as much based on luck as any other casino gambling game. Knowing more about the team could give you an advantage, sure, but nobody is giving you better odds in favor of the better team.  ;D

It can be true that is studying different Sports help us to develop our betting mind.
But in my personal opinion  I always love to stick with my favourite sports when it was about the betting and enjoying. Because I have tried multiple time to explore the others sports but most of the time I didn't felt the enjoy what I get on my favourite sports like the cricket and football.
In my case, it will always be the case that I will always stick to my familiar and favorite games for gambling and enjoyment. 

I believe it could work, but it would mostly depend on the capacity of the bettor and whether knowing more about other sports could indeed open their mind to analyze and get better on the specific sport they like to bet on.
But honestly, I think for most of gamblers/bettor would not benefit from learning more about other sports, if they do not intend to bet on them, it would likely be a waste of time and unfortunately not all bettors have the time and patience to reseach on multiple sports for the sake of it.

If they discover some new sport they did not know about is of their interest, though, it would be a completelly different story.

It's true. In order to be good at betting, you need to understand not the sports, but mathematics. And look for potential weak spots where you can be stronger than bookmakers. I am sure that any bookmaker is stronger than any player in knowledge of the rules/sport, simply because a bookmaker is not one person, but a whole analytical team + a bunch of programs. There is no way you can be successful here. In general, in my opinion, now in static betting (not live) a player has no chance even theoretically.

Since this is more of a personal interest, some may see it as a way put in place for them to shuffle playing games around the crypto gambling platforms, just to have varieties of taste as to playing some of these games, so also, it could be that some are not interested on something in this regard, which led to further discussion of our individual difference, in studying about some of these games.

You might already know football that’s why but it’s actually quite difficult. There are a lot of rules and you need to know the format of the field and what’s allowed and not. Positions of each player as well is a factor.

I think tennis is the easiest sport to learn

Tbh, I don't know if it makes one better wih their gambling setups. Personally, I started to diversify more into NBA games from their just completed season and I'm glad I did because I enjoyed watching as well as made some money from it as well and I'm glad I have it as an additional sports I can bet on aside from Football. I'm not sure it made me better or worse because I had winnings and loses but I do know a successful gambler in my country that bet on like 4+sports and is good with all especially Tennis, football and even NBA.

Analysing and calculations in games make to open your mind and sharpen it to accepting challenges, the mind is so fantastic when you give it an assignment it continually pounders on it and trying to look for solutions which triggers very intelligent moves which I consider basics for any one who is In to gambling and general survival instinct from which all the above stated categories of intelligence.  Can be employed for you to live an not having to lack  in some of this survival skills.

Well, I honestly do not know about others or what they think, but personally, I am a firm believer that it makes no sense for Jack to be a jack of all trade and be a master of none, I believe you understand this, it's a very popular phrase which advices that instead of us trying a lot of things and becoming master to none of those things, it's better to focus on one thing and become a master at it..

There is also another popular proverbs which states that someone chasing after two rats at the same time will end up catching none of that rats, both will likely escape him or her.
Humans are wired differently, and the wise thing I believe is to find your area of expertise and study it hard and become an expert in that, if it's football games that you love betting on, study it so well that you become an expert bettor even giving accurate sports tips to other people around you.
But then, if you have the brain to expand to other types of sports betting and still do well, then that's completely up to you, but for me, I will rather focus on one and becomes really good at it.

All sports are easy to learn if you have the passion for that sport and the zeal to learn it. Football is looking easy because we are all use to playing football when we were kids and it's the most popular sport in the world. I was playing basketball in high school, and I enjoyed it. I also play table tennis when I was through with high school. Amongst these three sports that I mentioned, I bet more on football than basketball.

Studying different sports would not really make you more skillful than others that specify on just a sport, you could study more than 3 different sports and still not make enough Profit compared to someone betting and studying just one sport. Most times it's not about how many sports you study but your strategy and how well you are able to manage your risks on each bet you. Although it's also good to be versatile but that's not really important

Bruce Lee said "I'm not afraid of a man who knows 10,000 different strikes, I'm afraid of a man who has done one type of strike 10,000 times."
And I agree with him, because these words speak of mastery in a narrow direction. It's better to be able to do one thing, but to do it perfectly, that's why I only play the same character in computer games, that's why I prefer the same type of gambling. After all, long practice leads to perfection.

But if it was on football betting would you continue to pick the same team?
Because every player's performance will be different and if you meet a strong opponent then the chances of winning will be smaller, yes but maybe this will be difficult if it is on a sports bet.

But in the types of gambling games such as Slots, crash games, Candy Crush and the like, it may be possible to just focus on one game and find out how the game pattern is rather than moving on to another game without good knowledge and not knowing the pattern.

Sports are very popular with everyone but when it comes to gambling I never try new sports I only bet on games that I am already familiar with. Like football and cricket. I don't have much experience betting on any other sports and I bet very little on sports because I like to enjoy casino games more because they provide a lot of entertainment and also the results are very fast. When betting on sports I have to wait until the match is over which is annoying to me. I never like waiting for a long time while gambling.

That's why I said betting will be much easier to analyze if someone understands a particular sport even though sometimes it is also difficult to determine the winner. I am not talking about the rules as an understanding to know many things and this only means analyzing the game process that will take place for bets placed by each gambler.

For the standard rules may be correct because soccer also has a number of rules that we don't all know. That is not a problem for gamblers because we are not observers but rather gamblers who are looking for opportunities in match analysis to win bets.

I have a rule that applies to here. If i feel like i am good at something, or know about some subject more then others, even though i have only studied about it for a while. Then i am probably just doing all the clichés and errors of that subject.

It's actually common thing i have seen in betting. People develop some kind of system and because they have a winning streak, they are now experts of that sport. It's known as Dunning-Kruger effect, where ignorant people are too ignorant to see that they are ignorant about something. And since no one wants to admit their ignorance, they decide that they probably know more then others.

Personally i don't think that studying some new sport could you give an financial edge over pure guesswork. Because even experts aren't making profits with them in a long run and i am far from expert. And if there's a way to make money in a long run, no one would give that information away, as it's making them rich.

seriously, I cannot just bet on random sports that I don't like just because I want to bet on a game. since the interest is not there, it is going to affect the way i go about the majority of my games and predictions and is going to be really stressful for me while i gamble. i feel that it is best to focus on a single game and try to understand it so well that your losses reduce to a large extent. i tis not necessary that as a single person you get yourself involved in so many sports to the extent of checking out new sports that you are not familiar with. maybe if it is just that you are an inquisitive type that is just trying to learn new things the that is not an issue but if that is not the case and you are stressing yourself out just because you do not want to gamble just on a single game, then it is definitely not worth it at all.

Studying will always have and bring positive effects of knowledge, but I consider that people who have practiced sports have a much greater advantage than those who are learning it, experience is something that is very important even in sports, reading and learning about sports make us clear about their rules, but other aspects do not, and those aspects for me are the most important.

Studying is good, it's a positive means to keep one grounded and wrapped up with complex ideas that keeps implying informative and evenly functional with the activities involved.Seriously,it does have it's way of getting one prepared for certain experiences and positions.

If you are even combining sports together, you might end up missing the knowledge and complicating things when you want to make a prediction on a particular sport. For fun, it's enjoyable to watch different types of sports games, but if it's for it to determine and help in predicting the outcome of another sport based on the experience and idea gotten from a different sport, I have never seen such put into practice.

It will only overwhelm  your minds in analysing different sports unless you are a super genius to remember everything.  One does not need different sports in order to develop his data on one sports since basketball is different from football and soccer and they are not composed of the same team. Any data that you get in different sports is independent from each other so it does not really help except to eat up your time.  Remember, each sports have also different leagues and categories, so it will only confuse a person since each analyis on every sports is not connected to each other. 

Studying different sports gives you the privilege of knowing more sporting events with the hopes of improving your gambling skills we should not only restrict ourselves to only certain spots and so to be all round when it comes to gambling it's important that people should do research because doing so will be important to any serious gambler.




Gambling with the right mindset is one that should be taken serious because the state of once mind is important because one thing that I have seen is that gambling plays with our mind so a gambler who doesn't have settled mindset will struggle and one way to make the mind settle is by doing study to explore more about sport and get more information about different sports

Learning how different sports work creates a good opportunity for you to be able to familiarize how to make possible income within that specific sport, so that in the future when you decide to bet on it, you will no longer have a hard time understanding that kind of game.

However, since we are gambling, engaging into different kinds of sports will only contribute some kind of confusion and pressure instead of trying to build your focus and attention to a certain sport that you think you are knowledgeable the most and you have good background on how to play that game and how those certain teams or players perform in the game. With that, you will gain higher rate of winning from your bet, especially if you know the game well.

How for example running is more difficult then that?

And it doesn't really matter how easy something looks, higher the level where you are competing, learning curve will bend a lot. And you will have new standards for being good at something.

I thought acrobatics were easy as long i practiced it daily, until i met people that set my standards on whole another level. After that i realized that there was so much things i haven't learned, because i didn't knew those things were possible to learn.

Sticking with that which you know very will will always keep you in a safe spot more than when you are trying out something new, you may get lucky sometimes but it is best with that which you know better because with that, luck, experience and even skills will all be playing out to give you that edge you will not have if you are gambling on something new that you are not very familiar with. I do not find the wait for sport games annoying because even me either enjoy watching some of these games as they are been played.

If you will explore your income chances here in gambling, you should surely be familiarize with what's happening in every sports you want to bet with. Because if not, it is like betting blindly and you can easily lose your funds with that manner. I would say, it is better to dedicate your time and resources to one particular sports that you are most familiar with and at the same time you are truly enjoying watching and keeping tabs on. As it won't give you burden watching and reading updates because you like the sports in the first place.

I don't think several sports to study and follow is the best way because it would consume a lot of your time and resources and you may end up not mastering all the sports that you are following. In my opinion, stick to one or two sports that you really love and hone your knowledge about these sports so you can have better predictions about the games.

If soccer is your favorite sport, I think you'll enjoy the gambling experience even more. For those who don't like soccer, just waiting for the match to end can be boring. So it's understandable that some people don't like to bet randomly on every sport, preferring to bet on their favorites, as this gives them a better chance of winning.

I think it's a responsible gamble to not risk money on a sport you don't understand. Understanding and analysis are essential in sports betting, and for some, they're more exciting than the betting itself. I also really enjoy soccer matches, even when I'm not betting.

Studying different sports may seem like developing your mindset according to the op, but to me I prefer focusing on football sports because following up different sports makes me lose focus. Football is one of the best among all, very seamless, effortlessly, tiredless and interesting to predic and analise than any other sport. So studying others sport may develop  mindset but in other hands make a person lose focused from my own perspective.

I like to watch different sports for entertainment but when it's about bet I prefer to bet on only football, it is a sport that I can analyze because I understand and follow it more than others. I love and watch entertainment wrestling a lot and I understand it but I cannot consider betting on it because I understand that most of their fights are fixed. Betting on different sports can be confusing for me because by that I need to analyze them which will be tiring for me so I just prefer to watch and enjoy them.

I also like to bet only on football and cricket when it comes to sports betting, I don't bet on any other sports. But there are many people who bet on different sports uncontrollably, but the results of these are most of the time negative because the reality of each game is different, because they can be scripted or predetermined most of the time, But many people do not understand these things properly, due to which they face a lot of losses. So I think that not all games are suitable for betting, and it is also important to have a realistic attitude to understand this. You should not bet only on emotions, you should bet on the right games through skillful real analysis and research, bet on games that you have a lot of knowledge about and which can be analyzed, but if you bet on any game uncontrollably, they will most of the time bring negative results.

Football is also the most popular sport and many fans are attracted to football compared to other sports.
But some people also focus on other sports such as tennis, basketball, Baseball and American Football are popular in America.

For analysis and which one is suitable to study, depending on everyone's interests, if football is the most understood then it is the best choice.
Developing a betting mindset for all sports may be a little troublesome, but it's good for a broader knowledge of sports other than soccer.

You can decide to focus all your attention on one sport then become good at it or you decide to study different sport that increases your knowledge on the different sports and might help you when you're gambling. There are people that can be playing different sport yet they aren't making as much money as someone that focus on only one sport. While gambling what matters is if you're making money when that's your purpose of gambling or having fun if you're gambling for entertainment. It doesn't matter if you're playing different games or only focusing on one. You'll have to decide and do what's working for you and not minding what's working for others or what others are saying. Your progress and success should be your only concern.

I love betting and of course I hope to win, that’s why I only study the games I actually enjoy. I don’t follow too many sports, just a few that I really like, so I can focus and improve my skills.

Even before I got into sports betting, I already had a favorite sport, and up to now that’s still the one I stick with when placing bets. I think most of us here are the same, we don’t bet on a lot of sports, not because we don’t have time, but because it’s our passion for that one sport that brought us into betting. It just adds more excitement when we’re watching.

If you follow a particular sport well, it is natural that you will have a good idea about that sport. If you are into one sport, there will be many things that will be easy for you to analyze. You will also have a good idea about the condition of the players and their performance, which can help you to win. I can also provide another point that the sport you like will give you the best results. Although there are some who participate in different sports at the same time. In the case of those who gamble, one sport may not be a favorite at times, in that case, if they bet on multi-sports, their results may be better.

I am strictly against studying different sports if the goal is to bet on one of them.
Isn't it better to focus on one sport and study it thoroughly instead of imitating between different sports and missing some small detail that will make the whole bet wrong?
I know that some players prefer to bet on ping-pong instead of football, because it has the fastest possible result, but this is an indicator that this bettor is no longer interested in the game at all; he needs the outcome of the match as quickly as possible.

maybe it works for you, but it looks that you've study a sport for betting because I believe that if you're into that sports or you really love that sports, focusing on that specific sports can also grow yourself. It's like the master of all trades but sometimes it's like professionalism that's working with one mastery only. It might work on you for general knowledge, but some sports really need team analysis and of course need to study the team compositions and the level of the roster, you really need a good knowledge in order to have a better understanding on the sports.

If you're targeting a general knowledge, you can even get those if you have a mastery of one. Or maybe watch some Olympics to witness how the play and implementation of rules but watching a lot of sports is exhausting and it's going to be hard to commit in one sport.

I have seen some gamblers that have series of gambling skills and experience in playing games of different kinds, they are gambling not because they needed money, but they try to explore for more potentials through gambling and learn to widens their scope in it, this can also be related to other abilities and competencies, in which they use the ideas and scope in gambling and apply accordingly in various aspects of life, there are lots of benefits in gambling, because playing varieties of games helps develop our minds in preparation to doing other things.

I also like football the most, so I don't bet on other sports games and events. The thing is, I can't even imagine how you can bet on a sport you don't understand at all. Personally, I don't see the point in spending my time learning about a sport just to place bets or develop as a bettor. I bet and gamble for entertainment, not to become a professional gambler, because I realized long ago that I'm not good at it. If I can't find a football match I want to bet on, I can just play poker or, as a last resort, slots.

I wish I had that kind of skill, the kind where if I needed money, I could just gamble and win. But sadly, I'm not one of those few lucky or gifted ones. I do believe there are people out there who actually make a living from gambling, and maybe life is easier for them because while most of us are losing, they’re winning consistently. Still, in the bigger picture, the sportsbooks are the ones that always win. They profit regardless of the outcome because they collect juice or vig from both sides of the bet.

yes it's better that way, but I'm not interested in games that rely too much on luck and more losses that I get.
It is better to bet on sports matches that I understand and that I know how the flow of the match will be.

I also did an analysis for a few matches just to find out how each team's strategy is and which team will be favored, then how much I will bet.

The question is that, how long will it study it without losing concentration or the attention not be divided, If you concentrate on a particular game to study, one day you may like another game and it will make your attention to be divided

And it's not easy to concentrate on a particular game in the names of gambling, because at end of studying a particular rules and methods of game, the person might deviates from he or her area of concentrations.

I've only studied football and that's my favorite for many years from childhood time, I've never loved other sports and so I do not have interest in betting in them at all too. Fair enough, the only opportunity I have gotten in betting on another sports is the size of odds which seems to be successful makes me pick such option into my games, and I've only done that in basketball not others.

The results that comes from other sports betting has never been my concern, I don't care much about how it's been played.

That's what I also used to think, but it was far from reality and doing it would muddle your betting mind by assuming it can be applicable to another sport. Even though there are parts that could be related between two sports for example like Rugby and American Football, it's still not that simple.

I still recall having a bad time when I tried dipping my toes on a sport I barely know because in certain sports like the NBA, playing at home gives teams a huge advantage while in baseball or hockey it's not as significant.

There's a reason why I see some of the profitable bettors I follow only stick to one sport or league while those who do multiple sports are barely in profit.

In my opinion, a sports bettor should bet on the sport they are best at.

I'd even go one step further: If there are leagues or teams they follow the most, they should bet on those leagues or teams.
Diversifying your bets increases your risk of losing.
A gambler shouldn't bet on unfamiliar sports just for the sake of diversifying.
The best bet is betting on leagues and games you know and are an expert on.

That’s the key to success. A lot of us tend to overlook this because we think the more sports we bet on, the more fun it gets, but in reality, the path to winning isn’t always fun. It’s actually a boring process because you’re dealing with numbers, doing analysis, and trying to build an effective strategy. If you’re good at one sport, better focus on that and sharpen your skills there. You don’t need to place a ton of bets either, what matters more is quality over quantity.

We can also picture it from this perspective, whereby if a gambler should have interest in learning more games in other to get familiar with them and also playing some to have more fun and experience in them, which I see as a personal preference or choice, while in some situations, the gamblers will not be willing to learn more additional games and only stay on playing with the ones they have been used to.

In terms of sports, I understand football and cricket a little bit and a little bit about basketball but I don't know much about other games so when I bet on sports, most of it is on football, cricket or basketball. However, due to various busy schedules, I don't have time to do much research on them. I only bet on those matches where my favorite teams play. And I like those teams whose performance is very good. So at that time I feel free to bet on them. But if I lose there, I don't accept it as my bad luck. Because no matter how much strategy we adopt, we can never guarantee to win in gambling. So if we lose at gambling, we should always accept it as your own bad luck.

When it comes to betting, my strong suit is football. I can also dabble in boxing and the UFC a bit. However, they are different sports and require a lot of concentration. For me, coming up with a formula to bet on several is not a good business. I think I would lose control. If you have a good formula for them, you have to test it many times. Skipping many sports and making bets is difficult for me.

Personally I don't bet on multiple sports,  I only bet on football because I have interest in it. I really don't think watching different sports help develop your betting mind, but it can only help you understand the sports you engage in watching.
If watching multiple sports help you develop your betting mind, then I think you should continue,  because it works for you. For me it does not work, so I can only advice anyone that wish to listen to concentrate on a sport and not to complicate thing for yourself.

You have a point, exploring once in a while is good but concentrating on too many sports games won't make you become better at a particular one. As a bettor I love soccer games, basketball and tennis but my main focus is on soccer. Giving attention to the three of them is only going to be a distraction, but it's also good to be versatile when it comes to sports and at the same time be strategic, don't combine different sports in a bet slip

For a long time I couldn't find any positive aspects in knowing many different sports and betting on each of them. I always thought that it was much better to know one sport very well and be more productive in betting on it.
However, I have recently realized that in different sports there are different moments in which a bettor can understand much better. And if he knows different sports, he will see such a moment in each of them and make a successful bet, here and there.

Well, studying different games is not a bad idea; it can be fun and a good gambling skill too. However, if one does not have a fundamental understanding of gambling, there is no need to study many games because it can lead to a bad gambling outcome.

I think studying different gambling games doesn't really develop the mind; you must first develop your mindset before considering studying different games. Someone who already has a wrong mindset will abuse gambling if they choose to gamble on different games.

I will agree with you to an extent that it's good to be versatile but at the same time give a good percentage of your attention to a specific sport and not put all at once, one of my favourite quotes from Elon musk is " if Yiu give 1 thing a 100% of your attention youw I'll achieve a grearer result and see your self in the future you dreamt of, instead of giving 20% to 5 things," this means a good attention or focus give more result than multiple attentions, even though it's good to have knowledge of others it's better to concentrate on the one you are good at.

I can also remembered then when they said a good head is better than multiple heads. This now translate something very meaningful to the scenario you just used here, and yes people shouldn't be jumping from game to games without at least trying to monitor how they could be that perfect on a particular game in their life and this can also increases their chances of winning than diversifying their attention while gambling. For instance I gives much more attention to sports game (especially footballing)
Although giving much attention can also increase the chance of easily becoming addicted to gamble, this now leads them to mind the amount they locate while gambling.

You explain it with an example of an Elon Musk quote, and I am also a supporter of it. Instead of wasting time and energy on different things, focus on a specific one, and you will see how much it will yield. However, I also support the other narrative of trying different things. The reason behind this is that you have a greater variety, and you can see things from different perspectives, have different experiences, and gain different knowledge. If one can stop in time, the rest will work, and your profits will be running. But only a few percent of people can adopt this perspective, as it is more difficult, time consuming, and requires higher energy.