Categories of Unrealistic Sports Betting Expectations

[alastantiger]

We encounter different categories of sports bettors every day, both online and offline. However, some of them express unrealistic expectations regarding their potential winnings.

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

The second category consists of individuals seeking guaranteed wins and fixed bets or matches. These individuals are frequently seen on platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Discord, and others where sports betting is discussed. They are often the first to express their desire for guaranteed games and fixed matches/bets, believing they will surely win. Unfortunately, these individuals are easily scammed due to scammers taking advantage of their gullibility.

What other categories of unrealistic sports betting expectations have you encountered?

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[livingfree]

We encounter different categories of sports bettors every day, both online and offline. However, some of them express unrealistic expectations regarding their potential winnings.

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

The second category consists of individuals seeking guaranteed wins and fixed bets or matches. These individuals are frequently seen on platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Discord, and others where sports betting is discussed. They are often the first to express their desire for guaranteed games and fixed matches/bets, believing they will surely win. Unfortunately, these individuals are easily scammed due to scammers taking advantage of their gullibility.

Well, all of those scenarios are really being asked and we can't blame those that are asking that if it's possible for them just to make sure that they'll make money through gambling. What they did know is it's hard to make money through gambling.

What other categories of unrealistic sports betting expectations have you encountered?

Not unreal and it's not categorize to what you've mentioned but a surprising bet of a million with an odd of 1.01 and then that guy lost that bet. That was posted here as well, it just got stuck on my mind when I've read that story.

[Stable090]

The second category consists of individuals seeking guaranteed wins and fixed bets or matches. These individuals are frequently seen on platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Discord, and others where sports betting is discussed. They are often the first to express their desire for guaranteed games and fixed matches/bets, believing they will surely win. Unfortunately, these individuals are easily scammed due to scammers taking advantage of their gullibility.

Have been added to so many WhatsApp groups which they claim they provide free betting signals, but I will have to pay first before I will be added to premium group. The only thing that surprises me most is that, if most of those people are truly having the signal, they won’t be going around and be disturbing people to pay so that they will be added to group. We all have to be careful, their is nothing like fix matches, most of them are just trying to make use of opportunity just to scam, and am sure newbies and addicted gamblers are the once that will easily fall for that kind of scam. Seriously if their is anything like fix matches am sure every gambler will have been rich by now, most of those people providing signals are even poor, they are looking for people to scam so that they will make money.

[AbuBhakar]

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

Turning 1000$ to 100,000$ is not impossible because it just x100 from base bankroll. A forum user managed to do that already by playing only sports betting. You can refer to the quoted post below. His post is not bullshit because you can see that he really have a huge bankroll and involved in extreme sport betting if you browse his post history.

I’ve turned $1,000 into $100,000
I’ve turned $6,000 into $80,000
I’ve turned $11,000 into $550,000
and recently I’ve turned $4,000 into $90,000

This possible but it’s very hard if you think about it.

[Kemarit]

We encounter different categories of sports bettors every day, both online and offline. However, some of them express unrealistic expectations regarding their potential winnings.

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

Yes, but there are gamblers who aim for big win, and it's possible in sports betting like if they go on a big parlay and who knows, they could have made that money from small bankroll.

The second category consists of individuals seeking guaranteed wins and fixed bets or matches. These individuals are frequently seen on platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Discord, and others where sports betting is discussed. They are often the first to express their desire for guaranteed games and fixed matches/bets, believing they will surely win. Unfortunately, these individuals are easily scammed due to scammers taking advantage of their gullibility.

What other categories of unrealistic sports betting expectations have you encountered?

This is where the lines should be separated, I mean we've heard fixed matches, but unless you are really into that team then it's hard to bet on this kind of games. And that's why it is called inside information, because only a few individuals could have known that they are going to fixed the match, hence, they are the only once going to benefit from it. Unless someone blow it off and tell others about it.

I think unrealistic sports betting expectations is subjective if we talk about gambling though.

[Slow death]

honestly I don't even know if these people who bet with 1000$ and want 100k can be said to be in some category because what I've seen are people who bet a lot of money because they also want to win a lot of money, hardly the people who want to have 100k are betting 1000 $ that for them is a very small amount to bet because the guys who want to win a lot of money don't make multibet bets so they have to make single bets which forces them to have to put a lot of money in each single bet, last year when I was run soccer world cup games

out of curiosity I went to see who bet the most in the games and I was shocked by what I was seeing, the guys bet 10,000$ in each game and there were people who made bets with much higher values than these, they were the whales, so I honestly doubt it very much that someone can turn $1000 into $100,000 with sports betting, although I've seen people say they've done this, these people have not shown proof, and I very much doubt that professional bettors would have that kind of goal. As for the guys looking for guaranteed wins, well I imagine it's a matter of time for them to realize that they're looking for something impossible in the long run.

[stomachgrowls]

We encounter different categories of sports bettors every day, both online and offline. However, some of them express unrealistic expectations regarding their potential winnings.

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

The second category consists of individuals seeking guaranteed wins and fixed bets or matches. These individuals are frequently seen on platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Discord, and others where sports betting is discussed. They are often the first to express their desire for guaranteed games and fixed matches/bets, believing they will surely win. Unfortunately, these individuals are easily scammed due to scammers taking advantage of their gullibility.

What other categories of unrealistic sports betting expectations have you encountered?

About on having that $1000 to $100k is indeed possible and this would really be attained via making some win on multiple parlays and this is where things turns out to be unrealistic. We know that parlays arent something

that would really be so simple for us to make those sure hits and making those bet amounts to be on multiple folds but im not saying that this one is impossible.If a certain individual does have that kind of target then just let them be because its their money to be used and not something that you could really be able to do on what they would really be tending to do so. This is why it would really be that much better
on letting them on what they would gonna do with their 1k. For those people who do believe on fixed matches and trying out to believe to those who do make out some false or scammy claims then
for sure they would soon realized on the time that they had been scammed.

[AmoreJaz]

honestly I don't even know if these people who bet with 1000$ and want 100k can be said to be in some category because what I've seen are people who bet a lot of money because they also want to win a lot of money, hardly the people who want to have 100k are betting 1000 $ that for them is a very small amount to bet because the guys who want to win a lot of money don't make multibet bets so they have to make single bets which forces them to have to put a lot of money in each single bet, last year when I was run soccer world cup games

out of curiosity I went to see who bet the most in the games and I was shocked by what I was seeing, the guys bet 10,000$ in each game and there were people who made bets with much higher values than these, they were the whales, so I honestly doubt it very much that someone can turn $1000 into $100,000 with sports betting, although I've seen people say they've done this, these people have not shown proof, and I very much doubt that professional bettors would have that kind of goal. As for the guys looking for guaranteed wins, well I imagine it's a matter of time for them to realize that they're looking for something impossible in the long run.

only few people can turn such amount into 100k, and more then likely, those are professional sportsbettors where they live and breath that particular sports. they already know the techniques how to grow their money thru time. but aside from their knowledge of the sports, it would take time and dedication to grow such amount.
a lot of gamblers have their high expectations but they should remind themselves that this is why it is called gambling, because you have no assurance of winning.

[kamvreto]

honestly I don't even know if these people who bet with 1000$ and want 100k can be said to be in some category because what I've seen are people who bet a lot of money because they also want to win a lot of money, hardly the people who want to have 100k are betting 1000 $ that for them is a very small amount to bet because the guys who want to win a lot of money don't make multibet bets so they have to make single bets which forces them to have to put a lot of money in each single bet, last year when I was run soccer world cup games

out of curiosity I went to see who bet the most in the games and I was shocked by what I was seeing, the guys bet 10,000$ in each game and there were people who made bets with much higher values than these, they were the whales, so I honestly doubt it very much that someone can turn $1000 into $100,000 with sports betting, although I've seen people say they've done this, these people have not shown proof, and I very much doubt that professional bettors would have that kind of goal. As for the guys looking for guaranteed wins, well I imagine it's a matter of time for them to realize that they're looking for something impossible in the long run.

only few people can turn such amount into 100k, and more then likely, those are professional sportsbettors where they live and breath that particular sports. they already know the techniques how to grow their money thru time. but aside from their knowledge of the sports, it would take time and dedication to grow such amount.
a lot of gamblers have their high expectations but they should remind themselves that this is why it is called gambling, because you have no assurance of winning.

Not even a professional would guarantee a $1000 bet to $100k. this was also related to one's luck, though doing some analysis wouldn't be that easy. About more realistic expectations indeed as the OP said i.e. increasing their bankroll. Few people can afford $100k amount in sports betting. many want a big win right now, even though that doesn't look realistic and is just a wish that won't come true, in the end they will waste bets with little wins.

[serjent05]

We encounter different categories of sports bettors every day, both online and offline. However, some of them express unrealistic expectations regarding their potential winnings.

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

As far as I know, there is someone who almost get this kind of scenario but he got busted when he bet all in.

What other categories of unrealistic sports betting expectations have you encountered?

Knowing someone from the inside that conducts game fixing is another unrealistic sports betting expectation that I have encountered.  There are lots of them on Telegram but obviously, most of them are scams.  Another thing is the promise of a guaranteed win.  That is impossible unless the people have access to the system.   

[Saint-loup]

About on having that $1000 to $100k is indeed possible and this would really be attained via making some win on multiple parlays and this is where things turns out to be unrealistic. We know that parlays arent something

that would really be so simple for us to make those sure hits and making those bet amounts to be on multiple folds but im not saying that this one is impossible.If a certain individual does have that kind of target then just let them be because its their money to be used and not something that you could really be able to do on what they would really be tending to do so. This is why it would really be that much better
on letting them on what they would gonna do with their 1k. For those people who do believe on fixed matches and trying out to believe to those who do make out some false or scammy claims then
for sure they would soon realized on the time that they had been scammed.

It's possible if you win several big parlays in a row, but you need to have a very big luck to be able to achieve that. Because usually parlays have a smaller RTP than single bets with the same odds usually. Because the margin of each leg is multiplied by the margin of the other legs, so at the end you can get a parlay with a big margin.

[yahoo62278]

We encounter different categories of sports bettors every day, both online and offline. However, some of them express unrealistic expectations regarding their potential winnings.

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

The second category consists of individuals seeking guaranteed wins and fixed bets or matches. These individuals are frequently seen on platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Discord, and others where sports betting is discussed. They are often the first to express their desire for guaranteed games and fixed matches/bets, believing they will surely win. Unfortunately, these individuals are easily scammed due to scammers taking advantage of their gullibility.

What other categories of unrealistic sports betting expectations have you encountered?

$1000 to $100k in a year is entirely possible with a little bit of luck. You would have to be betting really aggressively, but if you can get on a streak while going all in on every bet you could make 100k in a month honestly. Is it likely? No, but it could definitely be done.

[Solosanz]

Turning $1,000 to $100,000 is technically possible, it's only 100x of your bankroll while lottery give you a chance to spend $1 to win $100,000+ which is completely based on luck. If you carefully place your bet on sportsbook and not looking to earn a quick profit by gambling on lucky based games, you can accumulate each winning little by little to multiply your bankroll for hundred times.

[Wexnident]

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

Eh, I'd give them the benefit of the doubt. It is a year after all, it's not like they're trying to go and reach the goal in one bet. While it may seem close to impossible but hey, there's probably a really small chance of them being able to do that. Especially if you take big but calculated risks. Granted that one win is all it takes to ruin it if they're trying to maximize profits  but as I said, it's over the span of a year. Can take calculated risks every now and then so no need to rush on their side.

What other categories of unrealistic sports betting expectations have you encountered?

In the first category, but rather than in a year, it's more like in a single bet. People expecting to bet like idk, $10 and suddenly win what, $1000 or $10000? Man should've went for lotteries instead. It's pretty dumb but hey, I've known a few people who have that kind of mindset in the past.

[Weawant]

We encounter different categories of sports bettors every day, both online and offline. However, some of them express unrealistic expectations regarding their potential winnings.

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

This is very realistic and some gamblers has been able to do this before. Maybe if you said from $1000 to $1million then that's when some doubt would had come in because that's looking very impossible although not saying it isn't achievable, some gamblers has luck on their side.
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Using compounding any gambler that's very knowledgeable in sport betting and also has luck on his side can turn $1000 to $100,000. If he could double his wins every weekend, it won't take him more than six month to be able to reach $100,000 considering some lose in some weekends.

I don't think there's any unrealistic amount of profits to be made in betting, it might be unrealistic to you when you limit your mind to what's possible. Gambling is all about been lucky and we have those that their luck has given them life changing money.

[ethereumhunter]

The first category can be achieved but not easy because there are many things to prepare. But it is more achievable in sports betting because if one knows one or a few sports well, they can get a nice win. But it might be more difficult to achieve if it's in a luck-based gambling game.

The second category is that there is no guarantee you can win from gambling, but you will probably encounter losses more often than wins. And again, sportsbooks have more chances of winning because they can analyze to find the team with the best chance of losing.

Maybe this third category wants to make gambling a steady income. It's unrealistic because they have to calculate how much money they will have, when they can win, etc. It would be even more difficult and even if they were an expert in sports betting, they would not be able to win all the time as the match progressed, there could be changes which would result in them losing the bet.

[QueenVera]

We encounter different categories of sports bettors every day, both online and offline. However, some of them express unrealistic expectations regarding their potential winnings.

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

The second category consists of individuals seeking guaranteed wins and fixed bets or matches. These individuals are frequently seen on platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Discord, and others where sports betting is discussed. They are often the first to express their desire for guaranteed games and fixed matches/bets, believing they will surely win. Unfortunately, these individuals are easily scammed due to scammers taking advantage of their gullibility.

What other categories of unrealistic sports betting expectations have you encountered?

Another category  of people i would want to  add are those who expect to win in gambling,  I don't think people should expect but rather hope to win because expectations leads to great disappointment and as a gambler, we shouldn't build our hopes on expectations rather learn to use the amount of money we are willing to lose for gambling.
I was also one of those persons who always wanted some form of guaranty on each of my bets and I can really relate with how much gullible this set of persons can be because most of this scammers have to build on the gullibility of this set of gamblers and rip them off of their money.

[davis196]

There are gamblers, who think that they will strike a big hit and win the jackpot.
There are other gamblers, who think that they could be making money consistently and use sports betting as a replacement of their 9-to-5 job. I think that both types of gamblers are delusional, more of less. Perhaps it's kinda possible for a really good sports bettor to have consistent winnings and to make good money out of sports betting. The problem is that I've never seen any successful sports bettors, who are doing this for a living. Maybe such sports bettors do exist, but they keep their lifestyle a secret.
The tipsters, who are selling sports betting services(including fixed games) are 99% scammers. There's no doubt about that.
Some people have unrealistic perception about their luck, while other people have unrealistic perception about their skills.
There are people, who are dumb enough to think that they could outsmart the bookies or trick the system.

[SirLancelot]

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

The second category consists of individuals seeking guaranteed wins and fixed bets or matches. These individuals are frequently seen on platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Discord, and others where sports betting is discussed. They are often the first to express their desire for guaranteed games and fixed matches/bets, believing they will surely win. Unfortunately, these individuals are easily scammed due to scammers taking advantage of their gullibility.

What other categories of unrealistic sports betting expectations have you encountered?

Actually, the first one is possible but only if someone has god-level accuracy where they won't get a single loss and they keep placing bets with everything they manage to win from their last match, but that is very unlikely to happen because one can basically keep winning all their bets until they reach $100,000 from just $1,000, so though it is possible but the probabilities of it happening are very low.

Those who go after guaranteed wins are mostly going to lose because there is basically no guaranteed win in sports betting as anything can happen and sometimes, even the favorite team loses against the team that is always losing and isn't performing so well at that particular period.

[Fortify]

We encounter different categories of sports bettors every day, both online and offline. However, some of them express unrealistic expectations regarding their potential winnings.

The first category is composed of sports bettors with a $1000 bankroll who hope to make $100,000 by the end of the year. In what universe do they think this is possible? Such expectations are unrealistic and only occur in the lottery, not in sports betting. Even in sports betting, it would be a chance occurrence, happening only once in every 100 bets. A more realistic expectation would be to aim for increasing their bankroll.

The second category consists of individuals seeking guaranteed wins and fixed bets or matches. These individuals are frequently seen on platforms such as Twitter, Telegram, Discord, and others where sports betting is discussed. They are often the first to express their desire for guaranteed games and fixed matches/bets, believing they will surely win. Unfortunately, these individuals are easily scammed due to scammers taking advantage of their gullibility.

What other categories of unrealistic sports betting expectations have you encountered?

In general there are so many "tipsters" out there who claim to have super high win ratios, but in reality you'd be lucky if they made 51% of winning bets in their portfolio. There is a lot of fakery out there, where people claim to predict certain outcomes but if you dig a bit deeper, you find out that they actually "predicted" results after the outcomes were realized, or simply that they hype up their wins while ignoring their loss ratio. Many of these people will be asking for money in order to access their tips, but that is where they really source their income. If they were genuinely profitable then they would have no need to create such a side venture as selling profitable ideas, they'd just use them.