Wanted profitable sports bettor

[laijsica]

I notice there are a lot of sports bettors hanging around here, so I’m kinda curious if we actually have some long-term successful ones in this forum.
Not the lucky big win type, but the ones who really grind it and manage to stay profitable over months or years.

If you’re one of them, maybe you can share a bit of how you approach it. Thanks

I am not familiar with the experience of others but I have been involved in sports betting for a long time and prepare for big matches and bet regularly during the season. Actually I would not call myself successful nor would I call myself a failure because in gambling you never win exclusively and after analyzing the teams, the amount of losses can be reduced to a great extent.

Being lucky in gambling increases the amount of winning but luck will not give you regular wins. In sports betting, the amount of winning can be more or less based on skill so if you try to improve your skills on this platform you will be lucky.

[Myleschetty]

In all honesty, there are no sports bettors who continue to be profitable or successful for months without also suffering losses. The fact that the percentage of profit exceeds the percentage of loss is what should be important to you. Unless the matches the person primarily bets on are rigged, you cannot expect everything to be in your advantage.

[goldkingcoiner]

I notice there are a lot of sports bettors hanging around here, so I’m kinda curious if we actually have some long-term successful ones in this forum.
Not the lucky big win type, but the ones who really grind it and manage to stay profitable over months or years.

If you’re one of them, maybe you can share a bit of how you approach it. Thanks

I would not look at other bettors who may have been very lucky so far as role models or advisors.
They are at most influencers, if they decide to actually do what influencers do and gather followers while
selling themselves out to one business or another. Not really worth listening to.

[rbynxx]

I am mostly just in a bit of profit when the NBA season ends, so I won't add myself on that.

The truth is, it's tough. I think many forum members here who also bet on different sports would say that. If one is really good at it, I doubt they are still here. They might be living in luxury and perhaps won't even have time to share their prediction every day.
So, seeking those kinds of guys who are making great progress in predicting the results of each game will be difficult. As a regular bettor in sports, I have never had a great season where I can tell I made good money, because there are always those emotional swings when a losing streak comes.

I gotta take this and it's probably true, they'll not hanging around here if they are good at it considering this is just a tiny forum for gambling, it's not even about gambling. At least I am following some of your bets if I can across in it especially if it's about NBA, by far it's you that casually shares here.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

I notice there are a lot of sports bettors hanging around here, so I’m kinda curious if we actually have some long-term successful ones in this forum.
Not the lucky big win type, but the ones who really grind it and manage to stay profitable over months or years.

If you’re one of them, maybe you can share a bit of how you approach it. Thanks

One thing that I have noticed during my years of gambling is the fact that their are two types of gamblers, one is those who gamblers with the sole intention of getting rich with gambling, targeting high odds with smaller betting amount, and the second category who gambles with the sole intention of just having a slight income on their investment, or doubling it if possible. And this second category are usually the type who wins gambling the most, due to the fact that it involves less risk, and each bets are a product of well analyzed and structure game that may have gotten a 70% to 90% chance of success. Hence, the best way to target long term success in Sport betting is by placing a bet on single games with high success rate. Because I have tried it and it worked for me.

[nimogsm]

It is unlikely that those who are very successful in predictions and bets will be public about why they share their golden vein. Even those who bet small amounts on proven clubs have a long series of wins because they are well versed in this sport, but one loss can wipe out everything, even the profits from these long series of wins. Honestly, I have yet to meet anyone who has been profitable for a long time. Everyone has their slip-ups.

[Muba20]

In all honesty, there are no sports bettors who continue to be profitable or successful for months without also suffering losses. The fact that the percentage of profit exceeds the percentage of loss is what should be important to you. Unless the matches the person primarily bets on are rigged, you cannot expect everything to be in your advantage.

No one can not win in gambling consistently because gambling depends on luck. In the case of sports betting, in some cases, by analyzing past data, one can predict but it is never possible that it will be correct all the time. At one time, match fixing was very common. But it has decreased a lot. Fixing in international matches is no longer seen as it used to be. Those who were previously involved in match-fixing may have temporarily benefited, but there is no way to say that they will still have that opportunity. Moreover, while some gamblers are involved in it, most remain outside its area. That is why if you have more experience, sports betting can be beneficial in some cases, but it is never possible in a long-term and continuous manner.

[TopT3ns]

In all honesty, there are no sports bettors who continue to be profitable or successful for months without also suffering losses. The fact that the percentage of profit exceeds the percentage of loss is what should be important to you. Unless the matches the person primarily bets on are rigged, you cannot expect everything to be in your advantage.

No one can not win in gambling consistently because gambling depends on luck. In the case of sports betting, in some cases, by analyzing past data, one can predict but it is never possible that it will be correct all the time. At one time, match fixing was very common. But it has decreased a lot. Fixing in international matches is no longer seen as it used to be. Those who were previously involved in match-fixing may have temporarily benefited, but there is no way to say that they will still have that opportunity. Moreover, while some gamblers are involved in it, most remain outside its area. That is why if you have more experience, sports betting can be beneficial in some cases, but it is never possible in a long-term and continuous manner.

Gambling has always greatly depended on luck, which is hard to anticipate. Although use of data analysis can enhance the chances of making true predictions, this does not mean that the matter is guaranteed. The match fixing has been lessened considerably and the others no longer have the option of fully controlling the result. Thus, sports betting is characterised by a possibility to gain profit; however, it is almost impossible to achieve the consistent results in the long run perspective.

[rachael9385]

I notice there are a lot of sports bettors hanging around here, so I’m kinda curious if we actually have some long-term successful ones in this forum.
Not the lucky big win type, but the ones who really grind it and manage to stay profitable over months or years.

If you’re one of them, maybe you can share a bit of how you approach it. Thanks

Even those I've met that claim to make profit from betting incur lots of losses, long term success is not really guaranteed, it doesn't matter what you do or the type of strategy you have, the only thing that can be helpful to you in the long run is when you practice risk management, this includes gambling or betting with an amount of money that you can afford to lose and not getting addicted to it

[DiMarxist]

I notice there are a lot of sports bettors hanging around here, so I’m kinda curious if we actually have some long-term successful ones in this forum.
Not the lucky big win type, but the ones who really grind it and manage to stay profitable over months or years.

If you’re one of them, maybe you can share a bit of how you approach it. Thanks

Guy do you really understand what you are looking for? You are looking for a gambler who always win with skill and strategies for years and not the lucky winner. You can only see that kind of gambler from the influencers who always win and have not loss any day. Every normal gambler wins with luck and some small strategies but those strategies are not guaranteed for him to win always. But if you are looking for the opposite, you are looking for the extra ordinary gamblers who wins always.  Either those gamblers hack code to gamble or other dubious gamblers.

[alegotardo]

I notice there are a lot of sports bettors hanging around here, so I’m kinda curious if we actually have some long-term successful ones in this forum.
Not the lucky big win type, but the ones who really grind it and manage to stay profitable over months or years.

If you’re one of them, maybe you can share a bit of how you approach it. Thanks

Look, I am not the person you are looking for, and I am not going to try to be... my balance is much more likely to show losses with small fluctuations than the ROI of a professional bettor, especially because I bet more on Brazilian leagues, which are notoriously balanced and full of unpredictable events.

What I've been doing is thinking less about the investment aspect... I never think about "I need to close the month with a profit", my thinking is more about: "Can I make it to the end of the month without losing everything I planned to spend?" And for that, no betting 20% or 30%, even if it seems like a "sure shot", my bets are very conservative, and therefore the gains are also modest, but at least this way I can stay in the game longer.

[Jaycoinz]

Only a fee people actually makes profit in the long run from sports betting, the majority will always lose. I always tell people that the present win doesn't determine whether you have made profit from betting, it is about what happens when you get consistent with it.The only way to win is if you hit a jackpot and stop playing totally but not everyone has such level of discipline to stay away from it after winning

[Myleschetty]

In all honesty, there are no sports bettors who continue to be profitable or successful for months without also suffering losses. The fact that the percentage of profit exceeds the percentage of loss is what should be important to you. Unless the matches the person primarily bets on are rigged, you cannot expect everything to be in your advantage.

No one can not win in gambling consistently because gambling depends on luck. In the case of sports betting, in some cases, by analyzing past data, one can predict but it is never possible that it will be correct all the time. At one time, match fixing was very common. But it has decreased a lot. Fixing in international matches is no longer seen as it used to be. Those who were previously involved in match-fixing may have temporarily benefited, but there is no way to say that they will still have that opportunity. Moreover, while some gamblers are involved in it, most remain outside its area. That is why if you have more experience, sports betting can be beneficial in some cases, but it is never possible in a long-term and continuous manner.

I'm glad you made the statement, which I bolded out to indicate that gambling is not entirely dependent on luck. However, I don't technically agree with you because we can't claim that gambling is solely dependent on luck while ignoring the combination of experience, commitment, and analysis. Is just like saying that you're fortunate to be a senior member of this forum is equivalent to saying that your knowledge, commitment, time, and other qualities are not among what make you a senior member.