A weird belief among some gamblers.

[GxSTxV]

People tend to believe that they are at the center of the world and they can change everything around just by hoping or praying, and attaching everything that happens to them as either luck or unluckiness. Luck is only a term used to describe a combination of favorable outcomes while unluckiness is the opposite. For instanc having string of negative events may lead one to feel unlucky while positive experiences can make you believe and feel lucky.
In the other hand betting on a football games or sport in general won't inflect its result in any way, and those who think otherwise they are so wrong and are just influenced by their obsession to gambling and believing everything they hear. Logically if that man in your experience have shared his choices it’s very obvious the results will stay the same.

[Hamphser]

So why this belief or do you think it could be true? Or is it one of those superstitious belief among gamblers?
Do you feel cool sharing your predictions with other people and how has the outcome been looking at all the times you have shared your predictions with others?

No one knows whether it's true. The truth of the matter is that everyone has their beliefs which often solidifies if it works for them. But IMO? It's not true (my belief differs from the gambler in question). In my experience, I get the same luck whether or not I share my predictions with people. There are macro factors that determines the outcome of these events that might not necessarily be linked to or tied to our beliefs.

But if it works for him, he should keep it that way.

If it does work for him then he would really be sticking into that idea and belief and would really be just like that and there's nothing we can do if they wont really be sharing it up well its their beliefs and choice on which there's nothing we can do if they do believe  on such stuff.It might be weird but this is where they would really be believing and would be following with their gambling methods and ways and behaviors.
Lots of things on which gamblers do really believe on some things which arent really supposed to be that realistic but since each person does have their own perceptions on things then just let them be and
they would really be sticking and believing into that. Weird belief we would say? As long they arent affecting other people or really that stomping someone then it would really be just fine.
Cant really blame out someone though when it comes to this situation because people get used to make out their feedbacks on everytime that they do saw something unusual.

[Vaskiy]

Superstitious beliefs were all around the world. The same being followed by the gamblers isn't a big surprise. Earlier he might've experienced win following this. If not someone who is already superstitious believer might've given the suggestion to practice and experience the difference. Some day these people will understand there is nothing to do, everything is happening out of the information we've got related to the sports as well as the luck we've got.

[Adbitco]

How could he reason that way, did he knows how many people that bets on that same or has predicted same games as well, I think the bettor is too naive to have reason that way or possibly do I say he doesn't want to share same slip with anyone probably if his game all played and wouldn't want to go into argument with anyone to go withdraw first or what?

Then what about those that sells game so, is simply means that those people who bought the games may not win because they had tens of people who bet on that game? Does it mean he is the only person who knows how to predicts matches correctly or is he by any chances in the fellows mind to determine the kind of game they wanna gamble if not the same with his own, let me not waste my previous time as I know such person is a greedy gambler and such people often lose matches because they refused to be that open and free for being stingy about games.

[markk1]

In the casino roulette players who only play roulette can write down the numbers that have been drawn. People are sometimes very self-confident that they and only they know how to beat a casino or a bookmaker. But everyone who knows how to calculate the RTP or the logic of a particular gambling establishment understands that any bets according to the rules of the casino at a distance lead to a loss in 100% of cases. Even if you win the jackpot millions of dollars and continue to play, your bets will progress and you will lose 100% sooner or later. If only everything was that simple. To beat a bookmaker or a casino, you have to play by your own rules.

[PX-Z]

Well, everyone has its own belief either its superstitious or something like called principle of his own, in gambling its always the good and bad luck. Well, even me have this kind of something to follow when i bet lmao. It might be weird to some, but lets just respect this decisions and actions, people should think about that.

[robelneo]

So why this belief or do you think it could be true? Or is it one of those superstitious belief among gamblers?
Do you feel cool sharing your predictions with other people and how has the outcome been looking at all the times you have shared your predictions with others?

You can't take that away from gamblers this is gambling its a game of chance even if it is a horse racing where the factors can be analyzed like handicapping, the horse and the jockey's track records the condition of the race track their belief will still have a factor, it's just so weird to know how they first established it.
I have a friend who believes in the powers of the colors he's wearing because he first won his first winner-take-all bet wearing a particular color, and it established that after he won again wearing that particular color.
Some gamblers are particular about things that contribute to their winning that it became their belief.

[Chikito]

Do you feel cool sharing your predictions with other people and how has the outcome been looking at all the times you have shared your predictions with others?

No, I don't really like sharing my prediction to other people with no exception my friend. I don't know what the purpose is. It's not good in my opinion, because when I win, my friend will know I won then he will ask me to invite him to eat or go clubbing or he will beg for money from me. Even if I lose, no one is laughs, and no one laughs at me when I am stupid as a predictor. So, I am good when everything is secret. predicting a match will be my privacy. but if it's a match outside of my bet, I will give a hint.

[dothebeats]

That is their belief and that is something I wouldn't take from them. They can be weird as hell or sometimes feel creepy for their rituals but if it works for them then good on them. After all we're meant to enjoy gambling as it provides us entertainment and not solely a means to just make money as it's a game of chance.

[yahoo62278]

Everyone has things they think make them lose. It could be a person they think is a black cat, sharing their bets, or the sun was red that day. Gamblers aren't rationale basically. If they lose there must be a reason besides they played bad or made a bad bet.

[Gozie51]

So why this belief or do you think it could be true? Or is it one of those superstitious belief among gamblers?
Do you feel cool sharing your predictions with other people and how has the outcome been looking at all the times you have shared your predictions with others?

Once upon a time, I would have considered this behavior very strange. But after all these years of trading, I perfectly understand the person who refused to share his forecast. Now I will explain why using the example of my trading forecasts for bitcoin. When I do a technical analysis of graffiti, then at these moments I am absolutely sure that everything is right and correct. But if I share this analysis with another trader, I will have a feeling that the illusion of my rightness and confidence will crumble. I don't know why this is so, but this phenomenon exists.

All of those both sharing your bet slip with someone else or having your trading analysis shared and it turns to bad luck are all superstition. People tend to believe that way because they are unfortunate that during the time they shared the bet, that they lose the bet and probably it occurs for sometime. These are all superstition, it has not been scientifically proven. Gambling majorly luck based so you don't expect to keep winning. I have heard some gamblers believing so many things but I don't subscribe to much of them.

[lienfaye]

So why this belief or do you think it could be true? Or is it one of those superstitious belief among gamblers?

Just another supertitious belief of gamblers. It's not new actually because I bet many gamblers have their own belief that can bring luck when they gamble. It's not proven to be true but there's nothing wrong if you try.

Do you feel cool sharing your predictions with other people and how has the outcome been looking at all the times you have shared your predictions with others?

Well, I have not tried it yet but if ever, I will not share it regardless of the reason of the person on why he/she wants to rebet my predictions. It's just that, i'm not comfortable doing it and besides it's not hard to predict your own.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

So why this belief or do you think it could be true? Or is it one of those superstitious belief among gamblers?
Do you feel cool sharing your predictions with other people and how has the outcome been looking at all the times you have shared your predictions with others?

Could be superstition, and could be true, it is commonly said that the spiritual controls the physical, and for most of us that believe this, we can not just throw away such believe by calling it a superstition, you could be doing yourself a lot of harm by doing that, i have seen a situation where a gambler copied the same game from another gambler, and later, one gambler won and the other gambler lost, and the both played the same game, how was that even possible in the first place? ask me and i will tell you what happened..

There are evil spirits every where out there to steal good luck from men, so to be on the safer side, never share your bet slip with strangers, people you don't know from Adam, or have never seen before, only share your bet slip to family and friends only, people you trust will not share the bet with people they don't know as well.

[xSkylarx]

It's not weird for me, as I've heard this all the time, but it is double meaning: the person who is lucky will not want you to win or others because he just wants only one to win. Ive also heard from multiple people when sharing his prediction, as he is really lucky, but it turns out both of them lose. Well, that is his belief, and there are tons of other beliefs that are weird, like that a person will not take a bath because it could wash away his luck. Most of these beliefs are heard in the crowd of people in the rooster fight (I know this is a confidential topic).

[Mr.suevie]

Many people just state so many theory about how they feel about betting and what way it favours them by doing some of kind of thing. I have even seen someone say that after he has done betting his game, he will start having negative thoughts towards the game so that his expectations won't be much so if he actually losses the bet then no hard feelings. You can imagine that, and he always emphasize that thinking negative keeps you on the upper hand so the games would know you expecting much and eventually turn out to favour you.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

There's this scene I witnessed today at a local sport betting house  and I found it very funny and unbelievably true at same time. A certain young man after making his predictions placed his bet and his betting slip was printed to him then another gambler in the house approached him and asked to make a rebet of his games for himself but I was shocked when the young man refused with the excuse that he doesn't share his predictions that sharing it will make him lose his bet. <...>
So why this belief or do you think it could be true? Or is it one of those superstitious belief among gamblers?
Do you feel cool sharing your predictions with other people and how has the outcome been looking at all the times you have shared your predictions with others?

You said so yourself. They are superstitions, nothing more. Superstitions have no rational basis, let alone anything to do with reality. The outcome of his bet has nothing to do with whether he shares the paper or not. I would bet that person loses a lot of money betting.

[Wexnident]

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Superstition ofc. It can make sense, and at the same time, it can't. Simple as that, that's just how superstitions always are. I don't have any superstitions with sharing my predictions, but I don't particularly favor sharing them as well. It's data after all, who knows, the man may be collating and trying to come up with numbers and figures to do some math sht that I would for the love of my life never understand, but maybe he can, and maybe he can do something with it.

And in the end, most gamblers when trying to bet aren't really rational. I mean, it's about luck, I hardly doubt being rationale would help so might as well try to go to something you can work with.

[davis196]

I was shocked when the young man refused with the excuse that he doesn't share his predictions that sharing it will make him lose his bet.

Yes, many gamblers are superstitious. And yes, believing that someone making the same bet as you will make you lose is just dumb.
Sharing your bets has no impact over the outcomes of the sports game. Unfortunately, some people are mentally challenged.
I have read some study showing that most gamblers have medium or low IQ. Maybe having low IQ has something to do with believing in superstitions.
I have always thought that sports bettors are less superstitious than the traditional casino gamblers and the lottery players.
So far I have never seen a legit research or survey/poll about this topic(gambling superstitions). Most gamblers would try to hide their superstitions anyway.

[tusandii]

So why this belief or do you think it could be true? Or is it one of those superstitious belief among gamblers?

This is done because there is a suggestion that is actually owned by a gambler himself, some gamblers don't even hesitate to get angry or say harsh words when someone else forces them to see and wants to bet the same as he is betting.
I myself don't really believe in that sort of thing because victory is based on luck and luck never knows whether he shares predictions or not.

Do you feel cool sharing your predictions with other people and how has the outcome been looking at all the times you have shared your predictions with others?

If someone really believes and wants to imitate the prediction that I made, I will welcome it, but whatever the result of the prediction, I will not be responsible because the name of the prediction is just an attempt to guess the result that is at stake, so there is no guarantee that you will win.
Sometimes that makes us a little angry when someone joins our bet but in the end loses and blames us.

[piebeyb]

The point is that other gamblers may not undermine the beliefs of other gamblers, because in this modern era of technology, not everyone forgets superstitions, so just respect their decision not to change their bets, because there is nothing wrong with respecting their beliefs, local gambling like this is common in villages. which has not been touched by modern technology like in a city, so it's only natural.

We have to understand things like that because as long as it's a belief that has been adhered to for a long time it doesn't matter, after all there are many who believe in superstition, for example in my village the government still believes in the superstition that someone can move the rain so they have to hire someone to chase away the rain so that sporting events took place without rain, all countries in the village must still have something like that, so it's only natural that after all, the bet that has been made cannot be changed.