Sports betting online courses?

[coin-investor]

Checking online, some sites sell sports betting courses and these sites are

https://coursesity.com/blog/best-sports-betting-courses/

https://www.udemy.com/topic/sports-betting/

But I doubt if there are proven formulas to continuously win in sports betting, all these courses will teach you methods, guides, and what to look for and to properly analyze, but the implementation and how you go in depth in sports betting is what will give you winning, its your analysis and how consistent and persistent you are in familiarizing yourself on sports that you are betting.

[Agbe]

it will be only a course for sports because I have seen a sport related course in my real life university days whereby students were asked to do different spots activities but there is no course that will teach you how to play gamble. I don't think that is possible. The matter you study how to gamble and to win games definitely you will still loss. There is no way you can win all the times and if it happened then the gambler must be suspected for using a diabolical  means. Gambling is for loss and win. So if anyone is planning to study sport betting as a course in University then that person might be an addicted gambler. But if the person is going for sports courses then it will be reasonable.

[Viscore]

I like you share this to you https://www.si.com/betting/2020/05/13/sports-betting-terms-definitions-gambling.
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I appreciate the link; I'll check it out to enhance my understanding of sports betting terminology. I'll continue learning through various sources and perhaps focus more on practical experience and observation. Maybe it would be better for me to watch live streams on sports betting that teach or provide information on types of bets. Is there something like that?

I haven't come across any live streams yet, so I assume there's no one conducting live streams to educate people about sports betting. The method can be easily learned, and our differences mainly lie in analyzing the outcomes of a particular game. With experience, we can improve over time.

I know that there is no guarantee of winning, whether I take a course or not, as it is ultimately based on luck and there is no surefire way to win.

You need to shift your perspective on sports betting. If you view it as luck-based, there's no motivation to put effort into analyzing game outcomes or taking online courses. Change your mindset from luck-based to skill-based. Convince yourself that you're engaging in a chance to win consistently, not just a one-time lucky outcome.

I do believe that learning about the different types of bets, odds, and strategies can help make more informed decisions and improve the chances of winning. It's only going to be very difficult to make successful bets if you don't know anything about the sport you are betting on.

That's true. It's essential to concentrate on sports that you genuinely love so that betting becomes enjoyable. Setting clear goals and betting on games you truly understand is better than making guesses without a reliable basis each time.

[mirakal]

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As time goes by, people who gamble by relying on groups like this will realize that they should not trust easily and it is better to teach themselves how to predict results so they can be more experienced and get results consistently because they are betting based on knowledge, not subscribing to betting predictions.

Eventually, they'll realize that the outcome of their bets isn't always satisfying. Tipsters often promise guaranteed wins in sports betting, but it's important to recognize that sports betting involves gambling, and there's no assurance of winning. They may appear overly confident to attract newcomers, but we all learn from experience. Personally, I didn't subscribe to this kind of group until I learned how to gamble effectively in sports.

[LUCKMCFLY]

These sports betting courses don't sound familiar to me, it's like something they have to follow in order to be successful, I think this is very different, because I think that things are not about making things better, the whole process is studying and What I suggest before they pay for courses or things like that where the money will be taken from them for information that is not going to be useful to them is that they specialize in only one or 2 sports, so that they learn it well as it is and thus can cover a limit of how things can be developed, learning what the favorite teams are, what the star players are, how or what the criteria are for certain types of techniques, all this is only what should be considered when we are specializing in a sport, and more If it is to bet, this is what makes the difference, then we as good gamblers must cover all those specialties, because a person who takes m courses, where they have to learn many sports, is like something difficult.

For many, some things can happen, like for example I have specialized a lot in soccer, boxing and UFC, but because those are my sports and I have practiced them, so since I was little I have always been very dependent on all that, they want That's what star players are, how they are strategists, I find out about everything about the players, the fact of always having these players and teams on social networks, finding out about every incident, every alert that appears on the networks because it's something that keeps me alert and up to date with everything, that is why we must always be very invsegigaines of what we know, what we will do and always learn more, when a game approaches what I do most is investigate, and see how Everything can be carried out, so this helps a lot, to be able to achieve the best of all results, it is what we are looking for because what we are looking for is being able to have and spread money.

[boltz]

Is this for real ? I mean , people do pay for something like this ? Is like giving free money in my opinion as no one can really teach you how to bet. In my opinion , betting is pure inspiration , followed by luck and then on the last place , we got statistics that we all follow and most of the times , they tend to prove us wrong.

However , if someone wants to learn a few tricks in gambling , I'm sure those courses can provide some good intel on this but like I said , this won't automatically bring you winning bets. 

[Saisher]

These online sports betting courses are for newbies to get into the world of sports betting, but those who already bet on sports betting for years, don't have to buy these courses when it comes to sports betting experience is the best teacher, there are part on sports betting where you developed hints and it comes from many years of betting, and this is something you will not get from these courses.

These sports betting courses will only introduce you to the world of sports betting the ins and outs and what and where to look, still doing analysis and developing hints are what will bring you winning in sports betting.

[mindrust]

You should spend your precious time on more productive stuff. No matter how educated you become, it is still gambling that you are doing and you are not supposed to be winning in the long term when you gamble. If you somehow use some strategies which make you win in the long term, your fun will end soon because most casinos don’t really allow such strategies on their platforms. And why would they, when you win in the long term it means they are losing money to you. No sane casino will accept such players so instead of becoming an educated gambler it is much wiser to study something else. You may try trading alts or learn to code… It doesn’t make sense to be a gambling expert.

[bluebit25]

I don't want to completely deny that there are some sources of knowledge that bring value not only in terms of experience, but in fact, there are also many things that are abused through the form of knowledge sharing, and there are also many people who were deceived. Just set a few criteria to apply and accumulate that nonsense, check the quality of that knowledge through people's feedback, and see the results that the person providing that knowledge gives them. Is it really experienced, or is it simply a copying or fabrication of views, as well as guidance on profit goals.
Usually, I pay more attention to risks and finding ways to overcome them than other people's ways of achieving success.

[Findingnemo]

Courses to improve betting? In what world someone is joining such a program and paying their money?

At least the paid signal group makes sense because there is the possibility to get leaked information about match-fixing and it can be spread out for getting money in the world even though its 99.999% of the time fake at least that makes sense compared to pay for learning how to bet.

[cabron]

Is this for real ? I mean , people do pay for something like this ? Is like giving free money in my opinion as no one can really teach you how to bet. In my opinion , betting is pure inspiration , followed by luck and then on the last place , we got statistics that we all follow and most of the times , they tend to prove us wrong.

However , if someone wants to learn a few tricks in gambling , I'm sure those courses can provide some good intel on this but like I said , this won't automatically bring you winning bets. 

Those are just courses to learn to play, they don't guarantee to win. Nonetheless, it's still surprising someone will actually pay to learn sports betting. The one that I learned first when I started sports betting is the money line which got me thinking for a while as to why I should just get $50 for staking $100 and why not double if I win. Turns out that rooting for a crowd's favorite does have a catch.

But either which sports OP goes for, he has to be updated well. Information about players is crucial in deciding which team may win.

[len01]

just an opinion that I am thinking right now, maybe there is a sports betting course and some people here have also told me about all the information related to the course, but for me this not give me a sensation of satisfaction in whatever I do.
I mean, when I learned to bet from 0 to knowing how gambling works I enjoyed the independent journey that I took myself to produce an experience that I will always remember and maybe without the course I would always experience failure or defeat but this defeat provided valuable lessons and I will remember it forever and when I always win I feel proud of myself when I succeeded in exploring all types of betting without anyone's help.

[Josefjix]

Those are just courses to learn to play, they don't guarantee to win. Nonetheless, it's still surprising someone will actually pay to learn sports betting. The one that I learned first when I started sports betting is the money line which got me thinking for a while as to why I should just get $50 for staking $100 and why not double if I win. Turns out that rooting for a crowd's favorite does have a catch.

But either which sports OP goes for, he has to be updated well. Information about players is crucial in deciding which team may win.

Online sports betting courses are taken by certain sets of gamblers who believes in knowledge and expanding them is basically one of the good news I've hoped to hear today. It's not everytime we aimed to generates profits rather we should shoot few shots and then rearrange our strategy, that becomes the only way to grow and earn extensively from the system. Shocking to witnessed what people do for money, there's a whole lot of things that if one sits down and give listening ears, the piece of information can either adds values to us or takes from us.

[Rabata]

I have no negative opinion about sports betting courses because I think there is no loss if one can learn something. I have never done such online sports betting courses but if anyone is willing to take this course I say go for it. By taking the course, a gambler can quickly gain knowledge of several things, such as how a gambler should do bankroll and risk management, how to bet on which sites or which bets should choose, etc. Even if a gambler does not take the course, he can learn about these things. But in that case he must spend time. Whether a gambler take this course or not depends on the personal wish. There is no obligation for people to take this course or not.

[Z390]

Actually I am just hearing this for the first time, there is online courses for sport betting? That's wild lol, I am thinking this will be good for people who are jobless and only see gambling as the best place to start making money, although I strongly don't like the idea but people gotta be people, we can't control them all.

I don't need this type of courses because there isn't much to learn about gambling than knowing what you can afford to lose, there is no course that can get you prepared and avoid getting greedy with gambling, the solution to that is in your head, use your head when gambling, risk small money and if you lost the money it won't do shit to you.

When you know how to manage your money with gambling, the next thing that will come to mind is applying some strategy, like picking odds to bet on and trying some new things out, you are able to do this because the money you plan to lose is so little that it doesn't matter, you will be able to enjoy the time spent too.

[Text]

I haven't come across any live streams yet, so I assume there's no one conducting live streams to educate people about sports betting. The method can be easily learned, and our differences mainly lie in analyzing the outcomes of a particular game. With experience, we can improve over time.

You need to shift your perspective on sports betting. If you view it as luck-based, there's no motivation to put effort into analyzing game outcomes or taking online courses. Change your mindset from luck-based to skill-based. Convince yourself that you're engaging in a chance to win consistently, not just a one-time lucky outcome.

That's true. It's essential to concentrate on sports that you genuinely love so that betting becomes enjoyable. Setting clear goals and betting on games you truly understand is better than making guesses without a reliable basis each time.

Yup, I agree, sports betting is not only a luck-based game but also requires analytical skills and an understanding of game outcomes. Some say that in any type of gambling, you'll win if luck is truly on your side. Just like in sports betting, even if you're almost certain that your chosen team will win. There are still many unexpected events and surprises that can happen, like when the underdog wins in games.

My absolute favorite sport to watch is volleyball, followed by badminton and tennis, although I'm not really a player myself. Yes, I've played before, but it's more like a pastime. The other sports that I've bet on are mostly based on guesswork or sometimes just instinct.

[Strongkored]

I just came across another topic about how to start betting on sports, and as I was reading and researching, I came across something that suggests considering taking online courses on sports betting, aside from reading books that provide in-depth knowledge and strategies to improve betting skills. Is it true that such offers are available on the Internet? Are there any free options?

I have tried betting on sports a few times, but I know there's a lot more I need to learn and understand. Has anyone here encountered such courses or have any knowledge about them?

I know I could search for this information, but I'd like to hear your answers or opinions directly. Thank you.

Honestly, this is the first time I've heard of an online course on sports betting, so I don't know if there are any free ones or not.
The question is, how much is it worth taking this online course? because there is money and time that must be sacrificed, and in my opinion, you will get more experience by diligently betting and analyzing every bet you choose, and this seems more worth trying than taking a course, because when you keep betting you will get better skills in analyzing You also have a chance to win the bet, whereas if you take the online course, of course the money used to pay for the course will not be returned unless you can win the bet by applying what you got on the course, but that's up to you and usually there will be reviews from people who have taken the course and if there are a lot of positive things you can follow it even though online reviews can sometimes be fake.

[Text]

Honestly, this is the first time I've heard of an online course on sports betting, so I don't know if there are any free ones or not.
The question is, how much is it worth taking this online course? because there is money and time that must be sacrificed, and in my opinion, you will get more experience by diligently betting and analyzing every bet you choose, and this seems more worth trying than taking a course, because when you keep betting you will get better skills in analyzing You also have a chance to win the bet, whereas if you take the online course, of course the money used to pay for the course will not be returned unless you can win the bet by applying what you got on the course, but that's up to you and usually there will be reviews from people who have taken the course and if there are a lot of positive things you can follow it even though online reviews can sometimes be fake.

I haven't seen any free courses for sports betting yet because upon checking, all of them seem to require payment on Udemy. However, I know that there are sometimes free options if you use a discount voucher. I'll keep an eye out for those who share free courses. The cost can vary depending on the instructor, but you can expect to pay anywhere from $10 to $100 for a course. However, I don't have any plans to avail of it because I know there are free resources available online, such as blog posts, videos, and ebooks. It's not necessary for those who already know the basics and concepts to take these courses. So for now, I'm just reviewing it and reading the feedback. Honestly, I'm not relying on or believing in guaranteed profit; there's still a chance of winning. I agree that learning from hands-on experience can provide a unique kind of knowledge.

[serjent05]

I just came across another topic about how to start betting on sports, and as I was reading and researching, I came across something that suggests considering taking online courses on sports betting, aside from reading books that provide in-depth knowledge and strategies to improve betting skills. Is it true that such offers are available on the Internet? Are there any free options?

I have tried betting on sports a few times, but I know there's a lot more I need to learn and understand. Has anyone here encountered such courses or have any knowledge about them?

I know I could search for this information, but I'd like to hear your answers or opinions directly. Thank you.

Does sports betting really need an online course?  As far as I know the only crucial in sports betting is the knowledge of the person on the sports, the team, and the players, .  Add the information about bookmakers and their policies.  I do not know how an online course would cover these details when there are lots of sports out there.  It seems I am missing something so I tried to search the course outline of a sports betting course and I found this:

The sports betting course includes:

• Introduction and Welcome
• Determining Your "True" Bankroll
• Understanding the Odds
• Social Media
• Prediction Models
• Statistics
• Motivation
• The Handicap and the Handicapper
• Your Fiscal Year of Sports Betting
• The Ultimate Checklist
• The Top 10 Ways to Find a Great Bet
• 10 Tips to Succeed at Sports Investing
• 7 Ways to Build a Sports Betting Network

source: https://coursesity.com/blog/best-sports-betting-courses/


On my searching I found this course very interesting.  It is a programming course that tells the prediction through sports data.  The course outline stated

In this course the learner will be shown how to generate forecasts of game results in professional sports using Python. The main emphasis of the course is on teaching the method of logistic regression as a way of modeling game results, using data on team expenditures. The learner is taken through the process of modeling past results, and then using the model to forecast the outcome games not yet played. The course will show the learner how to evaluate the reliability of a model using data on betting odds. The analysis is applied first to the English Premier League, then the NBA and NHL. The course also provides an overview of the relationship between data analytics and gambling, its history and the social issues that arise in relation to sports betting, including the personal risks.

This course is offered by coursera.org and if you are interested you can find check this link: https://www.coursera.org/lecture/prediction-models-sports-data/gambling-and-betting-markets-dloyQ

[Text]

Does sports betting really need an online course?  As far as I know the only crucial in sports betting is the knowledge of the person on the sports, the team, and the players, .  Add the information about bookmakers and their policies.  I do not know how an online course would cover these details when there are lots of sports out there.  It seems I am missing something so I tried to search the course outline of a sports betting course and I found this:

source: https://coursesity.com/blog/best-sports-betting-courses/


On my searching I found this course very interesting.  It is a programming course that tells the prediction through sports data.  The course outline stated

This course is offered by coursera.org and if you are interested you can find check this link: https://www.coursera.org/lecture/prediction-models-sports-data/gambling-and-betting-markets-dloyQ

An online course is not really necessary for sports betting because, as I mentioned in my previous reply, there are free and available resources on the internet, and one can learn it along the way through experiences in placing bets. So, it's just a matter of personal preference whether to take such a course. Perhaps those offering such courses are just trying to profit from it, and we don't know if the content they share is truly their own. If we gain any knowledge from these courses, it's probably just additional information. I've only looked at Udemy, and the content seems similar to what you shared, so maybe the instructors are the same.

Predicting is relatively easy as long as you have historical data; that's the basis for it. However, predictions come with no guarantees.