Long-term earnings in sports betting are evidence of high intelligence.

[Richbased]

In fact, let's face it: long-term earnings in sports betting can be considered a kind of IQ test. If you play not for fun, not for research purposes, not for the purpose of testing some method or strategy, but for the purpose of making money in the long term, then we can say that you have a high gaming IQ if you can achieve this goal. However, we can ask: "How many people on the forum play for the purpose of making money in the long term?" Judging by the posts I read, quite a lot of people play "for fun". However, you should not take it too seriously if you cannot achieve significant earnings in the long term. Most people cannot do this, so this is somewhat normal.

Most gamblers have long term winning mentality especially those who have tasted what it feels like to win from gambling and i don't doubt that there are those that have high IQ in gambling which often leads them to winning but maintaining that IQ for a long term is not easy because there are times when your high intelligence might fail you since gambling is all about luck regardless of the strategy you employ that gives you winnings more often. However, whether you are playing for fun or for what you stand to achieve in gambling, you should have it in mind that your expectation might not really happen the way you thought it will.

[bubilas]

In fact, let's face it: long-term earnings in sports betting can be considered a kind of IQ test. If you play not for fun, not for research purposes, not for the purpose of testing some method or strategy, but for the purpose of making money in the long term, then we can say that you have a high gaming IQ if you can achieve this goal. However, we can ask: "How many people on the forum play for the purpose of making money in the long term?" Judging by the posts I read, quite a lot of people play "for fun". However, you should not take it too seriously if you cannot achieve significant earnings in the long term. Most people cannot do this, so this is somewhat normal.

Most gamblers have long term winning mentality especially those who have tasted what it feels like to win from gambling and i don't doubt that there are those that have high IQ in gambling which often leads them to winning but maintaining that IQ for a long term is not easy because there are times when your high intelligence might fail you since gambling is all about luck regardless of the strategy you employ that gives you winnings more often. However, whether you are playing for fun or for what you stand to achieve in gambling, you should have it in mind that your expectation might not really happen the way you thought it will.

High intelligence will remain the same for a long time, only if such a bettor or gambler does not get into an accident or does not get old. And even old people have very good minds, and it does not become clouded in their old age. However, many factors can influence a smart bettor, because he is a person, not a calculator. He can get tired and be absent-minded because of this. He can get sick or simply be influenced by his emotions. All this will strongly influence his analysis in sports betting.

[Richbased]

In fact, let's face it: long-term earnings in sports betting can be considered a kind of IQ test. If you play not for fun, not for research purposes, not for the purpose of testing some method or strategy, but for the purpose of making money in the long term, then we can say that you have a high gaming IQ if you can achieve this goal. However, we can ask: "How many people on the forum play for the purpose of making money in the long term?" Judging by the posts I read, quite a lot of people play "for fun". However, you should not take it too seriously if you cannot achieve significant earnings in the long term. Most people cannot do this, so this is somewhat normal.

Most gamblers have long term winning mentality especially those who have tasted what it feels like to win from gambling and i don't doubt that there are those that have high IQ in gambling which often leads them to winning but maintaining that IQ for a long term is not easy because there are times when your high intelligence might fail you since gambling is all about luck regardless of the strategy you employ that gives you winnings more often. However, whether you are playing for fun or for what you stand to achieve in gambling, you should have it in mind that your expectation might not really happen the way you thought it will.

High intelligence will remain the same for a long time, only if such a bettor or gambler does not get into an accident or does not get old. And even old people have very good minds, and it does not become clouded in their old age.

High intelligence cannot work for a very long time in gambling, it can work for other things but not in gambling because a time will come when you will apply your high intelligence and the winnings will no longer be coming so at that time, can we still say that you are highly intelligent in gambling? high intelligence comes with a result which is the winning so if the winning is not forthcoming again, definitely your high intelligence will be zero.

However, many factors can influence a smart bettor, because he is a person, not a calculator. He can get tired and be absent-minded because of this. He can get sick or simply be influenced by his emotions. All this will strongly influence his analysis in sports betting.

All these factors you stated above do not matter because if a gambler is experiencing any of those things, there is no need to gamble until he have regained full consciousness of himself.

[$weetne$$]

Long term earning in gambling goes beyond what you know in gambling,  it is a result achieved from a balanced combination of experience,  skill, luck and discipline. When gambling for such kind of result,  you do not consider yourself as gambling for fun, you are gambling skillfully like a professional at this point and you are aiming at achieving a certain result. You use a different approach and and mentality to get a long term result, lucky also come in to play its role in all of this but you will have to put in the necessary work to get the long term result. OP mentioned high gaming IQ adding to help achieve this but you may have that and still not be lucky so a lot of factors come in place to achieve that actually, a good gaming IQ will only be an advantage but not all that it means to achieve such result.

[madnessteat]

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What you are writing about applies only to those types of gambling in which the gambler makes a significant contribution to the victory. And the result does not depend only on blind luck. This applies to games such as poker or blackjack. Everything else: plinko, roulette and of course slots are absolutely random, in which the experience of previous results does not affect future results. Those who think otherwise are subject to the "gambler's fallacy". This is a phenomenon when someone mistakenly thinks that if a coin lands on one side 50 times, then the chance of the other side landing is increased. But in fact, this chance is 50 to 50.

If you haven't noticed, this topic concerns sports betting, not gambling, which is based mainly on luck, so I am only talking about sports betting. The experience gained by a bettor can help not only in improving analytics and self-control, but also in managing the bankroll. All of this contributes to the bettor's success. Of course, most bettors are not capable of coming close to the professionals, but each of us has some chance of doing so. That's why I say that the comparison with monkeys is not entirely correct.

[Z-tight]

a good gaming IQ will only be an advantage but not all that it means to achieve such result.

The only 'gaming IQ' i can consider in sports betting is having good knowledge of the sport and its teams, if it is about any strategy to beat the casino, it has been proven not to work. If you have knowledge of the teams, i.e. in football betting, it could better your chances of winning a little, not by much. I would recommend that people approach gambling as something hinged on luck, do your analysis, read about the teams, H2H, etc, but understand that only luck can help you win.

[DaNNy001]

The only gamblers that with high intelligence in gambling are those few gamblers who hit the jackpot, quitted gambling to invest the money and became wealthy. There is nothing like intelligence in a game of luck because no matter your IQ and research of whatever smartness that you feel is in you as a gambler, only luck can make you win you bet.

Gambling is not a skill, neither is it by intelligence so let's not get it twisted that someone can make long term profits without being an addict. You should know how the stories about addicted gamblers do end up. I gamble for fun because I don't see gambling as a money making machine.

Even though gambling is a game that winning seems tricky this is the only way to win from it although not everyone is lucky enough to get this opportunity.. winning and quitting especially when it's a huge amount of money can make you do profitable things with your wins.. instead of focusing more on online investments you can even start up a physical investment that you can earn money from daily