Following the pros...

[Oasisman]

As I continue doing my research on how to win long term, I came across some info saying casual bettors usually make around 3–10 bets a day, while pros can go from 20 up to even 100 bets daily depending on their system and data.

So now I’m thinking maybe I’ll try to follow what the pros do and see what happens, just to test how much volume really matters in betting results.

How about you guys, do you also go for volume bets, or you belong more to the casual side and pick only a few plays per day?

The word is "pro" that literally means professional, and that may require full time, if not, most of your time.
Also, going for a volume bets may result to volume losses as well, which does not guarantee long term profit. Depending on your risks appetite, you may follow these style of betting but we also have to remember, being a pro at gambling is not for everyone. In fact, only a select few have achieved it so far.
So, for me, i don't think I can go for a volume betting. I'd rather be in a safe side than being sorry in the latter.
I'm being pro at other things but not with gambling lol.

[Ever-young]

You only know that pros make up to what? 50 to 100 bets a day, do you know the kind of games they bet on? Or when they decide to bet? Or whether they decide to cash out and rebet… these and many others are things that should be taken into adequate considerations before deciding to copy someone’s strategy…

You are absolutely correct, some people do not know the actual methods or strategy that a pro could be applying in betting that is making them to still bet consistently, it's just about copying one method and then think that you have seen it all, meanwhile there's a hidden method that was not known. Who ever tries to copy another person's method and copy wrongly will bear the consequences too.

Some gambler think that gambling is like some kind of schoolwork that you can simply copy the answer from someone else and just pass, but in reality, when you copy someone blindly, especially when you don’t have full glimpse of the reasoning, the discipline and the risk behind the approach, or even the hidden parts of that approach, you put yourself in a very risky position where you can easily end up losing or cleaning out your bankroll faster than you can imagine.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

As I continue doing my research on how to win long term, I came across some info saying casual bettors usually make around 3–10 bets a day, while pros can go from 20 up to even 100 bets daily depending on their system and data.

So now I’m thinking maybe I’ll try to follow what the pros do and see what happens, just to test how much volume really matters in betting results.

How about you guys, do you also go for volume bets, or you belong more to the casual side and pick only a few plays per day?

This pros may actually be people who may have chosen gambling, sports betting as a profession, they have nothing else doing physically and have all the time in the world to carry out a research on every single game you plan to bet on,  and also know how to analyse the match to know how has a better chances of winning and the one that may not win.

There is a part of my country where there is this common proverb which when translated to English simply says "when a creyfish decides to go live in the depth of the sea where sharks, whales  and other top fishes live, there is a very high chance that that creyfish will end up getting eaten up by other top fishes that live in the water.
Following the pros to gamble as they do may lead to some major mistakes which could negatively affect the person's finances. So for me, I think it's better to remain in ones ability of doing things, (not just gambling alone) than to try copy someone else who may even be performing based on their own ability as well.

[Botnake]

Some gambler think that gambling is like some kind of schoolwork that you can simply copy the answer from someone else and just pass, but in reality, when you copy someone blindly, especially when you don’t have full glimpse of the reasoning, the discipline and the risk behind the approach, or even the hidden parts of that approach, you put yourself in a very risky position where you can easily end up losing or cleaning out your bankroll faster than you can imagine.

Damn, that kinda hurt my feelings..

But honestly for me, I think copying is the best approach if there’s really a working strategy. I’m not ashamed of it, at the end of the day my goal is to be profitable in sports betting. Some people hate seeing that idea because they don’t believe it’s achievable. But for someone who’s optimistic and actually does their homework, they’ll understand that a gambler who thinks that way isn’t being delusional.

[IjawMan]

Some gambler think that gambling is like some kind of schoolwork that you can simply copy the answer from someone else and just pass, but in reality, when you copy someone blindly, especially when you don’t have full glimpse of the reasoning, the discipline and the risk behind the approach, or even the hidden parts of that approach, you put yourself in a very risky position where you can easily end up losing or cleaning out your bankroll faster than you can imagine.

Damn, that kinda hurt my feelings..

But honestly for me, I think copying is the best approach if there’s really a working strategy. I’m not ashamed of it, at the end of the day my goal is to be profitable in sports betting. Some people hate seeing that idea because they don’t believe it’s achievable. But for someone who’s optimistic and actually does their homework, they’ll understand that a gambler who thinks that way isn’t being delusional.

Since you have been copying and arrived at it to be a best approach to you, and hanging on the school of thought from all gamblers that no strategy guarantees wins,

have you found any long duration strategy that was effective and profitable for you, using your copy and paste approach?

I'm curious to learn of that strategy, cause just like you I believe any thing is achievable and not all course are delusional to follow.

[rakebit]

Following pros can help, but their results don’t translate directly to casual bettors. Pros manage bankrolls strictly and take value bets, while most people chase odds emotionally. Even when copying someone, you still need limits and your own risk tolerance.

Do you follow anyone for strategy, or do you usually make your own picks?

[Rashlyowl]

When you say you’re doing what the professionals do, you’re not relying on luck to decide the outcome of your journey. It’s more about probability and the stats you’ve analyzed. It’s unrealistic to say we haven’t reached their level just because they’re “luckier.” The truth is, they’re simply better overall.

Luck is just a positive or negative swing, (there’s good luck and bad luck ) so you can pretty much cross it out when you look at the long-term picture.

We can't determine 'luck', but we certainly hope it will happen. The right step is to be more careful in developing a plan or strategy that is consistent with reality, so that the desired results can be maximized. In fact, I believe these professionals craft their strategies very well, encompassing the whole, not just a single point. This is highly worthy of emulation & implementation in developing a perfect strategy & hopefully, achieving maximum & profitable results.

[Makus]

Before you think about following the steps of pro gamblers you must ask yourself what they do to actually get all that money to place more than 20 different bets in a day, not everyone has the financial capability to do that. Most of these people have ways they make money, it can either be through vip predictions they sell online or other means of creating a source of income for themselves. Placing more than 20 bets a day doesn't increase the chances of winning and this is not what qualifies anyone to be a pro bettor it takes more than that