You can't win in the long run without good bankroll management in sports.

[Ever-young]

since all casino games are house-favored, as you said, it’s impossible to maintain a 53% win rate in the long run. however, in sports betting and other types where the site doesn’t have full control, you can reach 53% with experience and luck.

it’s difficult either way, but not impossible. with proper bankroll management, it can be done.

With proper management of your bankroll the chances of securing 53 percent win is still very low, we can’t always be on the right side of our prediction, 54% is achievable but it’s unlikely for that to happen, even with the analyzing skill you will still need massive luck in other to remain in that level do long period of time, gambling no matter which type of game or option you are playing, the house will always have the greater winning advantage.

[shasan]

Experts say that we need at least a 53% win rate to be profitable in the long run. That means proper bankroll management is essential. if we hit that percentage, profit is guaranteed.

But… let’s be real.
Most gamblers don’t really have the discipline to manage their bankroll properly. First, many don’t have a decent bankroll, making it difficult to manage bets with limited funds. As a result, even if we hit a 53% win rate in a single session, placing multiple bets, the moment we start losing, our emotions take over. That’s when we bet aggressively to chase losses, and more often than not, it leads to even bigger losses.

So the question is: Can we really be disciplined when it comes to bankroll management?
If not, what’s holding us back?

How is it calculated that a 53% win rate can be settled? All the houses have been created to make them benefit not to make a profit for the users. So there might be no way to maintain a 53% winning rate in the long run though a higher rate might be possible for the users who play for a short time.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Obviously greed because you are wanting to not have a bankroll at all and just spend and spend with no regard of whether you are spending too much and whether you are even earning some profit.

Perhaps not just greed but other things like lack of of knowledge of what gambling truly is and also the lack of unplanned gambling.  There's no doubt that there are so many newbies who just got into gambling inexperienced and they are just there with the main aim of making money and they can really do any crazy thing to win and it doesn't matter if they are doing it wrongly or not. They don't even know what roll management mean at all.

[peter0425]

Perhaps not just greed but other things like lack of of knowledge of what gambling truly is and also the lack of unplanned gambling.

A lot of people do not bother learning much when it comes to gambling because a lot of people got into gambling hoping to just have fun and enjoy themselves. Too much studying and planning would not be fun anymore.

 There's no doubt that there are so many newbies who just got into gambling inexperienced and they are just there with the main aim of making money and they can really do any crazy thing to win and it doesn't matter if they are doing it wrongly or not. They don't even know what roll management mean at all.

Eventually though experience will teach you a lot of stuff that you would not even need to intentionally study it. You would learn from when you go through the experience yourself.

[o48o]

Experts say that we need at least a 53% win rate to be profitable in the long run. That means proper bankroll management is essential. if we hit that percentage, profit is guaranteed.

But… let’s be real.
Most gamblers don’t really have the discipline to manage their bankroll properly. First, many don’t have a decent bankroll, making it difficult to manage bets with limited funds. As a result, even if we hit a 53% win rate in a single session, placing multiple bets, the moment we start losing, our emotions take over. That’s when we bet aggressively to chase losses, and more often than not, it leads to even bigger losses.

So the question is: Can we really be disciplined when it comes to bankroll management?
If not, what’s holding us back?

How is it calculated that a 53% win rate can be settled? All the houses have been created to make them benefit not to make a profit for the users. So there might be no way to maintain a 53% winning rate in the long run though a higher rate might be possible for the users who play for a short time.

Honestly, the whole topic is nonsense. You don't need to be an expert to understand that if you would win 53% times out of 100 from the dice, then winnings would be guaranteed. But OP isn't talking about dice or isn't taking the odds into "calculations".

How he would guarantee that 53% win rate? OP is saying that's bankroll management, which has zero to do with winning rate, or winning at all to be honest. All that good bankroll management does, is makes it sure that you aren't going over your budget. That's not a guarantee of profit, that's a guarantee of not getting rekt.