What makes you hide your bets in public?

[Distinctin]

I don't really hide my bets in public. In fact, my co-workers know that when lunch time is already in, I would make my way to get my laptop and place bets on sports or any esports that I know of. They even ask me for recommendations on who to bet, but that is something that I don't usually grant given that money is on the line and a lot of times, my predictions are ass. They can ask who are playing or what my thoughts on my bet are, but I don't give out straight predictions because I don't want to be blamed if it got lost.

Same here mate, I would be real glad to give some tip-off because that is what they want in the first place but I try to consider some things because my tip wasn't a guarantee for them to win because I cannot even guarantee myself with every bet I had. I just try to give some advice just like you but that doesn't mean a given name and team for example.

[boris singer]

Actually maybe my reason is the same as the people who have responded here because I am also a gambler with a fairly small bet so it doesn't really matter to me but there are indeed some cases that I do a little differently to hide it because there are some that I have to protect and I don't really want people to see what I do and how much balance I have there and I usually hide it.
But this only happens if I use my name which the public doesn't want to know.

[Wiwo]

I don't really hide my bets in public. In fact, my co-workers know that when lunch time is already in, I would make my way to get my laptop and place bets on sports or any esports that I know of. They even ask me for recommendations on who to bet, but that is something that I don't usually grant given that money is on the line and a lot of times, my predictions are ass. They can ask who are playing or what my thoughts on my bet are, but I don't give out straight predictions because I don't want to be blamed if it got lost.

Same here mate, I would be real glad to give some tip-off because that is what they want in the first place but I try to consider some things because my tip wasn't a guarantee for them to win because I cannot even guarantee myself with every bet I had. I just try to give some advice just like you but that doesn't mean a given name and team for example.

Am also of this opinion of not trusting my betting techniques since gambling is basically rely on luck, so if my bet is made public that does not mean others should copy my betting formula since it is not a guarantee for winning, individual differences and luck have a lot to do in the outcome of each bet.

[Lanatsa]

I don't really hide my bets in public. In fact, my co-workers know that when lunch time is already in, I would make my way to get my laptop and place bets on sports or any esports that I know of. They even ask me for recommendations on who to bet, but that is something that I don't usually grant given that money is on the line and a lot of times, my predictions are ass. They can ask who are playing or what my thoughts on my bet are, but I don't give out straight predictions because I don't want to be blamed if it got lost.

Same here mate, I would be real glad to give some tip-off because that is what they want in the first place but I try to consider some things because my tip wasn't a guarantee for them to win because I cannot even guarantee myself with every bet I had. I just try to give some advice just like you but that doesn't mean a given name and team for example.

Am also of this opinion of not trusting my betting techniques since gambling is basically rely on luck, so if my bet is made public that does not mean others should copy my betting formula since it is not a guarantee for winning, individual differences and luck have a lot to do in the outcome of each bet.

This is what i do have in mind and on the first place i havent put up into my mind about hiding your bets into the public.Im not really that too confident that i could really beat up the house or beat up gambling or do make

out some strategy that you do believe that its working.If it does exist then thats the time you would really be considering out on not to make it public for it not to be saturated or being patched but we know thats not how reality works because there's no such thing about holy grail or what thats why i dont really bother most of the time.

Also, im just a small time gambler so making bets according into some betting habits will always be the norm and nothing special about it and just use on the amount
which i can afford to lose.

[jamyr]

To prove a point this is a lot of inputs thank you all.

Locking this for now. Next step is to tally....

[jamyr]

A brief summary of the response:

1st reply said - not really something urgent for a small bettor. Username is enough for him/her.
2nd reply said - complete discretion and zero public influence.
3rd reply said - only if the information given on the website is related to players real identity.
4th reply said - like the privacy of being able to wager without anyone knowing how much he/she lost or won.
5th reply said - embarrassed to show himself/herself betting.
6th reply said - should be between the casino and the player only. No sense in displaying it in public.
7th reply said - mostly seen on highrollers to avoid other influencing other players to passively beg.
8th reply said - everybody has a right to discretion and right to his privacy. Usually hides his bet from public when betting high.
9th reply said - To avoid being in the position where players ask for tips.
10th reply said - To protect strategy.
11th reply said - Does not hide his bets. But also do not give recommendations to avoid blame.
12th reply said - observation is that hiding bets are for highrollers. He himself do not see this as very essential.
13th reply said - To avoid public attention. For safety.
14th reply said - Privacy to avoid being targeted by hackers.
15th reply said - Dont want the public to see if his winning or losing. Also helps him focus.
16th reply said - Dont see sense in publicly showing his bets.
17th reply said - don't want lurkers to see him as he feels embarrassed when he lose.
18th reply said - to avoid public attention and to protect strategy. Personally hide his bets when stakes are high.
19th reply said - to avoid prejudice from people in his location.
20th reply said - embarrassed of his small wagers.
21st reply said - personal choice not to show anybody if his winning or losing or how much he bets. Also to avoid public attention that sometimes results into having unsolicited messages, requests for tips.
22nd reply said - only considers showing his bets in public if he wins jackpot and wanted to share it to public. Also to hide strategy from others.
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24th reply said - to avoid unwanted attention.
25th reply said - for contests advantage..
26th reply said - dont hide his name from public bets list. To interact with other players.
27th reply said - showing it in public is only for marketing. Hiding it is personal choice.
28th reply said - privacy advocate. Tries to stay away from public.
29th reply said - do not hide it unless it can harm his account .
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32nd reply said - Dont want to influence others into gambling.
33rd reply said - Dont use it much because he feels that nobody will be interested with "anchovy" gambler.
34th reply said - Havent tried hiding his bets. Will probably do if lose streak will make him feel embarrassed.
35th reply said - Dont care about his account total statistics but if he is to gamble more, then he will consider.
36th reply said - Dont care if his bets is shown on public. He prefer to have his username private.
37th reply said - Hides his bet when stakes are higher.(bankroll is high) To avoid unsolicited attention from public which distracts him. Also shows his name when necessary for challenges.
38th reply said - Hides his bets to avoid prejudice and being ridiculed. (Mushi lang sakalam!)
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40th reply said - small bets, sometimes hides it for privacy. Dont want others to have an idea of his balance.
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A little less than 40 inputs. Thank you guys.