Sports betting strategy advice

[ShowOff]

I think sigle betting is the safest way to bet on sports betting because it has less risk compared to multy bet. If I want to establish myself to continue gambling every week on only one best team, will I be able to win more money at the end of the season? If not, what will cause me to lose at the end of the season ?

For example, I only bet on Manchester City every week until the end of the season with the assumption that Manchester City are able to finish the Premier League and enter the top 4 of the standing.

[ralle14]

Betting on the top team every week won't give you the best profit because not all matches have the same amount of risk in terms of the odds offered by the bookies and sometimes there's not enough value to bet on very small odds (1.2 and below). One user from reddit gathered some stats from one of the previous seasons in EPL showing which team would be the most profitable if you try to bet on every single match.

[bitbunnny]

It's funny how people think that different strategies or rules might help them winning. I don't believe in that, even not in sports betting. Although this is not only a luck based bet surprise are always possible as well as decline from almost certain situation and the most reliable teams and players might have a bad day and match might end completely different from all expectations.

[blockman]

I think sigle betting is the safest way to bet on sports betting because it has less risk compared to multy bet. If I want to establish myself to continue gambling every week on only one best team, will I be able to win more money at the end of the season? If not, what will cause me to lose at the end of the season ?

For example, I only bet on Manchester City every week until the end of the season with the assumption that Manchester City are able to finish the Premier League and enter the top 4 of the standing.

It varies. Even the best teams still lose. You can have an experiment and conduct that strategy that you have said but don't expect that it will give you the best results. But, if your trial runs pretty well then you're doing it correctly. As I'm saying, there's no guarantee that it will still be good in the long run. Add analysis and checking of roster changes and news about your best team so it will help you decide if it's good to bet or not.

[Haunebu]

Betting on the best team doesn't ensure automatic profits in the short term or long term. Even a 1.01 bet can fail on certain occasions. The only proper way to beat the house is by placing winning bets on favorites or underdogs consistently.

This is easier said than done which is why most punters end up in losses over time. Research and luck are the only proper ways to win consistently over time.

Don't depend on strategies op because they are a waste of time and are only helpful for having fun in my opinion.

[coin.princess]

If you want to keep the risk of losing very low, you could keep low odds. And a maximum of 1.10
It will only take a very long time before you have made a reasonable profit if you bet your entire balance. and hope you don't get hit.

[CarnagexD]

Know that there are no really safe ways to bet in an online sports game. Whatever the game is there will be odds of losing than you odds of winning. If you have extra money then you can bet again this time for the enemy team. However this costs more, is unintuitive, and weird. And you pnly get the half of what you really betted on.

[Yaunfitda]

I think sigle betting is the safest way to bet on sports betting because it has less risk compared to multy bet. If I want to establish myself to continue gambling every week on only one best team, will I be able to win more money at the end of the season? If not, what will cause me to lose at the end of the season ?

I don't think that it is less risk either, maybe the odds is in your favor but, @1.2 or @1.3? not good returns and it's also not a guarantee that you will always win. And then it's kinda boring isn't it? You should have same fun and get out of your comfort zone when gambling.

For example, I only bet on Manchester City every week until the end of the season with the assumption that Manchester City are able to finish the Premier League and enter the top 4 of the standing.

That is your assumption, but what happens when there is a upset?

[Danslip]

Betting on a single team every week doesn't guarantee that team will be able to recover the loss in case of winning after 20 rounds. I prefer to make a multi betting rather than patiently waiting for the victory of single team. Btw, martingale money management is the way to go for achieving the best results, IMHO.

[TimeTeller]

Betting on a single team every week doesn't guarantee that team will be able to recover the loss in case of winning after 20 rounds. I prefer to make a multi betting rather than patiently waiting for the victory of single team. Btw, martingale money management is the way to go for achieving the best results, IMHO.

Yes, it depends on the strategy of the bettor, whether single or multi-bet.
Based from my experience, single or multi-bet will give you both chances of winning or losing.
Depend on the sports you are devoting your time and how well you know that particular sports.
So I think, there's really no definite strategy here. Up to the bettor how he will execute his game plan.

[FlightyPouch]

This happened to me because I am kind of supporting Milwaukee Bucks until the playoffs. They had a great run in the regular season so I thought they could win straight to ECF but they didn't. You can't just bet on them without looking at the probability that they can also lose. They may be strong but I don't think there are teams that perfectly win games from a regular season up to finals.

[Hamphser]

I think sigle betting is the safest way to bet on sports betting because it has less risk compared to multy bet. If I want to establish myself to continue gambling every week on only one best team, will I be able to win more money at the end of the season? If not, what will cause me to lose at the end of the season ?

For example, I only bet on Manchester City every week until the end of the season with the assumption that Manchester City are able to finish the Premier League and enter the top 4 of the standing.

Single bet is much preferred but there are still people who do love on playing parlays but this is somewhat not really that appealing on my side yet it do sucks when 1 bet is lost then those bet is considered total lost.

When in talks of sticking with Manchester then its up to your own choice yet outcomes wont really be similar from time to time but knowing Manchester they most likely able to enter that top 4.

Its up to you if you do stick with that betting strategy yet it seems that you are a hard fan with Manches. 

[rhomelmabini]

Don't put your eggs in one basket. I think it's better if you have a diverse preference on who are other teams to bet on. Do like to play on odds or against it not just relying on the team because you feel like they are strong, even strong ones do tend to lose on so many factors. My advice is try to play multibetting and try to see which odd is best.

[Viscore]

Well, it depends. I agree with that single bet because I am a normal gambler but for those who are addicted to gambling probably multi-betting  is there option. But in regards to the level of risk, they are just the same. It is just how we assess ourselves which one we are comfortable of doing it. But in your stance only betting for just one team for the whole season could be consider less risk. And that be different if we are betting into different teams.

[molsewid]

You're right. A single betting is the safest bet compared to multi betting. The best teams couldn't assure you that you will win the match because there's still a possibility that they might lose the match. Best teams only have the advantage to win the current match, so it's not sure if you're going to win more money at the end of the season.

[KTChampions]

I think sigle betting is the safest way to bet on sports betting because it has less risk compared to multy bet. If I want to establish myself to continue gambling every week on only one best team, will I be able to win more money at the end of the season? If not, what will cause me to lose at the end of the season ?

For example, I only bet on Manchester City every week until the end of the season with the assumption that Manchester City are able to finish the Premier League and enter the top 4 of the standing.

Undoubtedly, you can get some income with this strategy. But there are significant drawbacks: this income will be scanty. Due to the fact that you will have to keep reserve money for all matches until the end of the season, the size of your bet relative to the bank will be small. Taking into account the fact that the odds for the favorite are initially small, then with each won bet you will receive a meager increase to the bank.
In addition, once every 10 years or even less, a bad season can happen and losses in this season will kill the profits from all previous profitable seasons.

[Timelord2067]

At the start of this year if you had said the same thing about the Brisbane Broncos Rugby League team (who have won the NRL grand-final quite a few times over the years) you would now be reporting that you are totally out of pocket as they only won their first three games and finished at the bottom of the ladder for the season as the wooden-spooners not winning any games for the rest of the season.

If you have a favourite team, that's fine, but there will come a time when then finish last (and might even get relegated if such a system is in place for your type of sport you follow)

[Noctis Connor]

I think sigle betting is the safest way to bet on sports betting because it has less risk compared to multy bet. If I want to establish myself to continue gambling every week on only one best team, will I be able to win more money at the end of the season? If not, what will cause me to lose at the end of the season ?

For example, I only bet on Manchester City every week until the end of the season with the assumption that Manchester City are able to finish the Premier League and enter the top 4 of the standing.

Aside from side betting your still risking without analyzing and highly doubt that you can get some more money aside with this strategy i prefer more in single betting and still love people to do so. Aside from betting on Manchester its always comes from your decision who ever you want to support. In fact of you calculating the odds that you can get every betting then you should control it to not lose some of your profit already.

[Wexnident]

Isn't that why we do our own research about the teams we're betting on? It's not simply what team you think would win, it should be what team you expect to win. There are no guaranteed safe bets, and even the best teams have their own bad plays from time to time. Not to mention that top teams don't even give you that much since the odds are smaller compared to others. It might be better to bet on teams that are on equal levels compared to teams that aren't, since there's a much equal odds on that stage. There's also the idea on betting on the Blackhorse of some match ups, though they honestly rarely bring any good results imo.

[Lorence.xD]

Don't put your eggs in one basket. I think it's better if you have a diverse preference on who are other teams to bet on. Do like to play on odds or against it not just relying on the team because you feel like they are strong, even strong ones do tend to lose on so many factors. My advice is try to play multibetting and try to see which odd is best.

It is different in sports, if the team you are betting on is a favorite and they prove it by winning, then the chances of betting for them is higher although the opposite is also true. The miracle wins are out of your control to be worrying about it. Multi betting is not advisable if you want to net a bigger profit because there are bets that you will lose some and win some.