Do you believe you'll be a successful sports bettor someday?

[Su-asa]

In gambling, I am just here for the entertainment. I don’t find too much enjoyment in setting a goal to be a successful sports bettor. In terms of a person's capability, I think we could definitely become one as long as we are consistent with our actions.

This is a right mindset to work with, a lot of people end up having unexpected wins from just gambling for entertainment. It's a lot of burden and mental stress to set goals of becoming financially stable through gambling, it's a delusional thought and expecting to get stable from gambling will only make you addicted to it. I think what a gambler needs to work on is becoming a more experienced and disciplined gambler instead of working hard to be a successful bettor

[Taskford]

In gambling, I am just here for the entertainment. I don’t find too much enjoyment in setting a goal to be a successful sports bettor. In terms of a person's capability, I think we could definitely become one as long as we are consistent with our actions.

This is a right mindset to work with, a lot of people end up having unexpected wins from just gambling for entertainment. It's a lot of burden and mental stress to set goals of becoming financially stable through gambling, it's a delusional thought and expecting to get stable from gambling will only make you addicted to it. I think what a gambler needs to work on is becoming a more experienced and disciplined gambler instead of working hard to be a successful bettor

If we are a regular player then provably that this is best to aim rather thinking or asking to much like become a successful sports bettor since it will just lead to more losses to them, also worse maybe they might experience addiction.

But if they want to create a good career on gambling then maybe they should take advantage on the technology since they can stream their gambling sessions and build a community. Maybe with that they can earn from brand partnership and any other related to what service they can provide to the casino in related unto that matters.

I don't push myself to much on gambling since same as @cwth I'm also here for entertainment.

[danherbias07]

In gambling, I am just here for the entertainment. I don’t find too much enjoyment in setting a goal to be a successful sports bettor. In terms of a person's capability, I think we could definitely become one as long as we are consistent with our actions.

This is a right mindset to work with, a lot of people end up having unexpected wins from just gambling for entertainment. It's a lot of burden and mental stress to set goals of becoming financially stable through gambling, it's a delusional thought and expecting to get stable from gambling will only make you addicted to it. I think what a gambler needs to work on is becoming a more experienced and disciplined gambler instead of working hard to be a successful bettor

I agree with all of that. Gaining more experience will make us better gamblers. Decision making and emotional control. These are where we should be more stronger because we cannot let the stress and frustration cloud our minds, for it will be chaos in our financial budget since we are not thinking straight anymore.

I can say this from experience. I have been on the downside where I was too frustrated with a long losing streak, and all I did was take a long rest to think about what mistake I had made. We must have a strong mindset when it comes to gambling. We cannot let it control us, it should be the other way around.

[Akbarkoe]

In gambling, I am just here for the entertainment. I don’t find too much enjoyment in setting a goal to be a successful sports bettor. In terms of a person's capability, I think we could definitely become one as long as we are consistent with our actions.

This is a right mindset to work with, a lot of people end up having unexpected wins from just gambling for entertainment. It's a lot of burden and mental stress to set goals of becoming financially stable through gambling, it's a delusional thought and expecting to get stable from gambling will only make you addicted to it. I think what a gambler needs to work on is becoming a more experienced and disciplined gambler instead of working hard to be a successful bettor

The definition of success from betting is very confusing because the relativity of someone talking success is by having a consistent advantage and uga to get more money from him so that it can change his life to be better and that is not possible in gambling.

But if we define success in the bet is that betting responsibly is very logical because we are not required to get a consistent victory from our bets, only need to gamble regularly, it has been said as a very great gambler, and even then if success in the bets in the interpretation that I say.

[rachael9385]

That idea has always been on my mind, but I’m still in the trial phase. I haven’t reached that goal yet. There’s a difference between blind belief and belief backed by results. Even if my current performance doesn’t measure up, I stay optimistic about future success. And that’s okay, as long as I maintain discipline.

Honestly, out of all the games out there, this one is my favorite. It challenges me to think analytically, it even makes me feel sharper. But at the end of the day, I still have to prove to myself that I can truly succeed. And right now? I’m not there yet.

Isn't it exhausting to chase something that seems almost as though you are running after your shadow, aiming for success in gambling isn't a bad idea but it shouldn't be a priority because gambling isn't a profession. It's supposed to be for entertainment, striving hard to becoming perfect in analyzing games takes the fun out of it. Just saying this because i know a lot of people that had the same drive but at some point they gave up, gambling shouldn't be taken too seriously.

[Justbillywitt]

We’ve all seen so-called experts online claiming they’re profitable in sports betting. They flash betting logs with impressive win rates and preach about proper bankroll management and discipline, stressing that the key is long-term success, something most of us realistically won’t achieve.

So, as a sports bettor yourself: Do you believe you already have the skills to succeed? Or do you think you can develop them over time? Or are you just in it for fun, betting to cheer on your favorite teams?

I don't really think I have the required skills to make me succeed in making it big in betting. If it was really that easy many gamblers would have been millionaires  from betting. I am just in for the purpose of cheering my favorite team and get the fun. Any day I am lucky  to win something I take it like that. I see gambling as something more of luck than a skill. That's why many people lose bets than winning. Have ever wondered why those people who posts winning slips where they made big amounts out of betting on their telegram groups still ask for certain amounts as registration/subscription fees from people? Most of those slips they usually post are edited. Don't believe them thinking there are successfully sports bettors.The best way to go with betting is to play for fun, any day luck shines on you then you can win but don't expect it every time.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I don't think about those things when I play gambling. As long as I always enjoy playing gambling. Then are there any criteria for being a successful bettor?
Maybe there is probably one but I don't know that as a casino player.

I would dare to say that there are no criteria, but there are recommendations or advice and I think the most important thing is the money so that we do not spend everything and fall into addiction, being successful in the game involves many things, money control, control of the game, even time management if any previous method fails, or what is important is to protect ourselves from becoming decapitalized and everything becoming a nightmare.

[rachael9385]

That idea has always been on my mind, but I’m still in the trial phase. I haven’t reached that goal yet. There’s a difference between blind belief and belief backed by results. Even if my current performance doesn’t measure up, I stay optimistic about future success. And that’s okay, as long as I maintain discipline.

Honestly, out of all the games out there, this one is my favorite. It challenges me to think analytically, it even makes me feel sharper. But at the end of the day, I still have to prove to myself that I can truly succeed. And right now? I’m not there yet.

It's actually a delusional thought but I don't mean to be a persimmist here. If people can become successful through gambling why do you think it was designed? This is other people's business to make money off gamblers. Trying to become a successful bettor will only get you more hooked to the game, it's of no use to chase your shadow, gambling is for entertainment purposes and not meant to be a career, once you finally accept this you will stop chasing

[ShowOff]

I don't think about those things when I play gambling. As long as I always enjoy playing gambling. Then are there any criteria for being a successful bettor?
Maybe there is probably one but I don't know that as a casino player.

I would dare to say that there are no criteria, but there are recommendations or advice and I think the most important thing is the money so that we do not spend everything and fall into addiction, being successful in the game involves many things, money control, control of the game, even time management if any previous method fails, or what is important is to protect ourselves from becoming decapitalized and everything becoming a nightmare.

You are right, there are many things to consider if you want to be successful as a high roller. Availability of capital and proper money management are the two most needed, next is strategy. Someone who only bets $ 5 on sports betting basically does not need to dream of being successful as a sports bettor, it is just a low bet amount that is just for fun.

A successful sports bettor probably has a lot of capital to start with. They can bet $10k to hundreds of thousands of dollars, they are more likely to be successful, at least they are the whale category in sports betting. I don't want to be like that, I just want to enjoy the game and have fun spending a few dollars.

[kotajikikox]

That idea has always been on my mind, but I’m still in the trial phase. I haven’t reached that goal yet. There’s a difference between blind belief and belief backed by results. Even if my current performance doesn’t measure up, I stay optimistic about future success. And that’s okay, as long as I maintain discipline.

Honestly, out of all the games out there, this one is my favorite. It challenges me to think analytically, it even makes me feel sharper. But at the end of the day, I still have to prove to myself that I can truly succeed. And right now? I’m not there yet.

It's actually a delusional thought but I don't mean to be a persimmist here. If people can become successful through gambling why do you think it was designed? This is other people's business to make money off gamblers.

I do not think this is pessimistic because if there really is chance of success of career in gambling many people should have been able to do it. Yes some people did get successful but there were only very few and in very specific kinds of games as well. If someone wins with usual casino games where strategy and skills don’t matter much, I will assume that they are incredibly lucky and was just able to take advantage of every luck that was offered to them.

I do believe that some people can be both lucky and smart. But luck has to be the bigger factor here in order for it to be really a difference.

[Sonia_123]

We’ve all seen so-called experts online claiming they’re profitable in sports betting. They flash betting logs with impressive win rates and preach about proper bankroll management and discipline, stressing that the key is long-term success, something most of us realistically won’t achieve.

So, as a sports bettor yourself: Do you believe you already have the skills to succeed? Or do you think you can develop them over time? Or are you just in it for fun, betting to cheer on your favorite teams?

I have full joy and entertainment when gambling,and so the aspect of having fun most times to ease myself from the day's work is what I enjoy the most,and so trying to be an expert In gambling is what I would consider about being difficult to me, i will give to put a lot of extra seriousness and studies to be professional and growing big in the industry. Being a bettor give you more time for yourself and your family, but if the opportunity comes for me to win big and become a professional, it will be great. To

[LUCKMCFLY]

A successful sports bettor probably has a lot of capital to start with. They can bet $10k to hundreds of thousands of dollars, they are more likely to be successful, at least they are the whale category in sports betting. I don't want to be like that, I just want to enjoy the game and have fun spending a few dollars.

I think that in this aspect if I had a lot of money I would not be able to bet that money, wow it would be too much for me, I think that each person's financial affairs should be handled as they see fit, where I had that much money I think my maximum bet would be 100usd, and with all the pain in the world, I know that there are many people who have a lot of money and well 10k usd is nothing, even so I consider it to be a lot.

[Oluwa-btc]

So, as a sports bettor yourself: Do you believe you already have the skills to succeed? Or do you think you can develop them over time? Or are you just in it for fun, betting to cheer on your favorite teams?

I think this statement should be directed to the right person's involved which are those that see betting and whereas gambling as a source of income or let's say a job and they put in much energy and skills to it inorder to get profits and wins overtime and mostly it sure works for them which has made just few successful as a sports bettor. There's nothing bad though but I can't find myself in this situation thinking of applying skills to succeed when I know the chances of winning is always a draw.

[tread93]

We’ve all seen so-called experts online claiming they’re profitable in sports betting. They flash betting logs with impressive win rates and preach about proper bankroll management and discipline, stressing that the key is long-term success, something most of us realistically won’t achieve.

So, as a sports bettor yourself: Do you believe you already have the skills to succeed? Or do you think you can develop them over time? Or are you just in it for fun, betting to cheer on your favorite teams?

Honestly I think I would be much more successful in playing the Sports cards investing/ betting before I would bet on my ability to be successful in the future with sports betting