Which one you are good at?

[crwth]

I think I'm more on the "selecting the right bet". I don't have a well-managed bankroll when I'm gambling because I really just want to enjoy and maybe if I'm lucky, cash out early. Most of the time, I noticed that I got myself into the streak of losing. I just want to get over with. I'm not profitable in gambling.

I want to turn this around but I don't want to gamble continuously lol.

[cafter]

Selecting a bet is indirectly related to managing the bankroll, because if we set high bet and your bankroll will surely be in danger.
I am good in both but only when my mind is fresh and I don't have any comfortability, in normal mood I can manage everything right and can stop at right time when I am losing.
I am not profitable because it become very hard sometimes and busting it all, so I just play will little money so I cannot make my losses bigger and don't gamble everyday and think of gambling everyday.

[rachael9385]

The right answers to this questions is that no gambler is always perfect when it comes to bet predictions both soccer games and other slots.
However, I am a football lover and I do say some times I win and sometimes I lose because there is no one in the gambling world that is so perfect when it comes to predictions.
Am happy for other gamblers win and other gamblers are also happy for my winning, although I normally gamble online with my cellphone but not all the time, most times I normally follow my partner to a game hall too but we learn how to control the habit of regular gambling.
I don't gamble when I haven't settled personal things, like bills and all the rest of them, it is only when I am free from bills that I gamble.
It is difficult to chose the right bets but easy to choose games that can easily cut a bet.

[KiaKia]

What do you mean by selecting the right bet? Is this even real? Because winning is what matters as a gambler, even if you bet on games you knew nothing about you can still be lucky and win some money, and if you bet on games you are very familiar with you can still lose too, so there is no such thing as selecting the right thing to me.

Every gamblers need luck to progress in gambling but unfortunately gambling is programmed to keep you on the edge of your sit and keep drowning in the sea of lust with gambling, the more time you spend the more money you will lose, gambling is automatically a losing game.

The only thing we can do as gamblers is to limit how we take risk on something like gambling that's programmed to make you lose all your money, it's always to see people spending so hard on gambling thinking its their ticket to financial freedom.

[topbitcoin]

Hello! I'd like to pose a question to my fellow gamblers here. Since the topic of sports betting has been gaining attention recently, allow me to ask:

So, the question is... Which are you better at: selecting the right bet or managing your bankroll?

And, how has it been going so far? Are you profitable or not, and why?

If I can do both, why wouldn't I choose both. But unfortunately, I'm still not very good at betting, so I often lose, but I quite enjoy betting. So that is not a problem. And at this time I always hone my skills and knowledge in analyzing so that I can choose the right bet.

But in financial management, I think, I am quite good at doing financial management. So that in my betting activities do not cause a significant loss. I always bet according to my ability, and my readiness to lose. The reason I prioritize good financial management over choosing the right bet. I prioritize this because without good financial management, no matter how much victory we get in the betting or gambling activities we do, it means nothing at all, because it cannot be utilized as well as possible.   

[alani123]

I think that a gambler has to be careful of both. Both taking care of your balance and making the right decisions has a big impact on the outcomes. It's very easy to go bust if you make very risky bets for example. And then, if your compulsive you can mismanage your bankroll and lose even more than you can afford.

So in conclusion both are very bad practices if you mismanage them.

[Westinhome]

Hello! I'd like to pose a question to my fellow gamblers here. Since the topic of sports betting has been gaining attention recently, allow me to ask:

So, the question is... Which are you better at: selecting the right bet or managing your bankroll?

And, how has it been going so far? Are you profitable or not, and why?

The gambler who want to do gambling for the longer period,the essential one is managing your bankroll to do gambling in upcoming months.If the gambler who doesn’t have the capacity to hold funds and manage their bankroll.Such gamblers can do the quit of the gambling and move to the other games without any involvement of money.Like free game available in the google,this will save you to become the loan asking guy from your friends.Currently I was in some profit in the gambling,in the past I had made huge loss for a month.After building my own tactics,the output for the game was good now in gambling.

[Casdinyard]

I say going for the one that you can control the most, which in my case is managing my bankroll. When I choose what the right bet is, I oftentimes hold to my biases and heuristics and even go so far as to bet over what I initially thought, especially for games "I'm positive" I have a good chance of winning. This is not something you should follow since most gamblers fall for this honey trap without realizing they're on a slow descent to gambling addiction. What I instead do is manage my bankroll, thanks to this strategy that I found whilst exploring this section of the forum. I basically just stop playing after 3-wins or 3 losses, which ensures that either I end the day on a positive bankroll, or I reduce my chances of losing even more.

[Rufsilf]

Hello! I'd like to pose a question to my fellow gamblers here. Since the topic of sports betting has been gaining attention recently, allow me to ask:

So, the question is... Which are you better at: selecting the right bet or managing your bankroll?

And, how has it been going so far? Are you profitable or not, and why?

Managing my bankroll would be simple for me, since I am not that fond into online gambling or casinos, but I do play, and I can just do that if it is my leisure time. For me it is better to set a budget for your betting activities and stick to it. I believe only play money that you can afford to lose. I always feel unlucky when choosing the right bet, and I easily get pressure and disappointed whenever I started to bet in gambling site before that’s why. Because when you bet, you need to understand all the strategies and the flow of the game but sadly luck was not on my side.  I already learn my lesson and that is to avoid chasing losses, I observe that a lot of gamblers are greedy I mean people should not get emotionally driven and start placing larger bets in attempt to recoup their losses quickly. It is important to stick to my rules and remain discipline.

Both of these skills are important for successful sports betting, and I admire those who have the talent and positive critical thinking. It's not enough to simply kick winners, you also need to manage your bankroll effectively to ensure long term-profitability. 

[uneng]

So, the question is... Which are you better at: selecting the right bet or managing your bankroll?

And, how has it been going so far? Are you profitable or not, and why?

I'm better at managing bankroll. Even though I've lost more than won in gambling, the situation isn't out of control, exactly because I know how to manage the bankroll properly. If you are good at it, you are safe to gamble without any major issues in your life. And to say the truth, it's not that hard. You just have to set limits and respect them, while being rational all the time. That is, supressing the temptations and impulses that lead you to continue gambling beyond your limits or chasing losses.

I believe that if you are good at managing bankroll, you are a skilled gambler, but if you are good only at picking the right bets while managing your bankroll poorly, you aren't a skilled gambler. To take care of your funds is more important than selecting the right bets.

And if you are good at both aspects, then I would say you are a perfect gambler!

[_act_]

I think I'm more on the "selecting the right bet". I don't have a well-managed bankroll when I'm gambling because I really just want to enjoy and maybe if I'm lucky, cash out early. Most of the time, I noticed that I got myself into the streak of losing. I just want to get over with. I'm not profitable in gambling.

If you really want ro enjoy gambling, take care of your bankroll and do not use any substantial amount to gamble. Just be using little amount of money. From the little amount of money, divide it into 100 places and use each to gamble and you will have longer time to gamble than using higher amount of money to gamble. You will see the fun than chasing money. People that do not have good gambling money management are not having fun and they are only going for money than entertainment.

[Hispo]

I have not betted seriously in any match in a while so I cannot say I am certainly good at selecting the right bet at the time being. On the other hand, since bankroll involves all kind of games and gambling in general I can say I have got some experience managing bankroll so I can get the correct equilibrium/mix between the seeking of thrill and the time of the session.
I have never been in profits with comes to both betting and gambling, by the way, so there would be a lot to improve in case I decided to come back to action and started to put my money on football/soccers matches.

Also, I believe both of those skills are important to get profit out sportbetting, but I would dare to say that ability to select and point to the right matches and teams to bet on is slighty more important than bankroll management. Sure, not having much management over one's money can lead to rapid losses, but the losses are never intended to be catastrophic if one has a good eye to take those opportunies.  

[Ruttoshi]

Hello! I'd like to pose a question to my fellow gamblers here. Since the topic of sports betting has been gaining attention recently, allow me to ask:

So, the question is... Which are you better at: selecting the right bet or managing your bankroll?

And, how has it been going so far? Are you profitable or not, and why?

It is hard to select the right bet because gambling is a game of luck, and I have been losing and I  have also won but once in a while. I had difficulties to manage my bankroll in the past and I got addicted but after some years I was able to control my gambling activities.

Managing my bankroll is what saves me from loss because I lose more than I win. This was why I had to have a gambling budget to help me reduce the risk of chasing my loss and gambling more than I can afford to lose.

[Slow death]

So, the question is... Which are you better at: selecting the right bet or managing your bankroll?

Well, if a person is choosing games they don't know and loses money, if a person is choosing markets they don't know and loses money, then it doesn't matter what type of bankroll management that person applies, nothing will work, they will go bankrupt. For example, a person has a bankroll of 10$ and decides that he will make 10 bets in which he will place 1$ on each bet, with this type of vision this person has good bankroll management, but in the first game this person loses 1$, no second game loses 1$, so in total this person has already lost 2$ and then loses in 8 more games, in the end that person lost all 10$, ended up bankrupt and even if that person puts in another 10$

it won't work again, because the problem isn't in bankroll management, the problem is in the fact that that person doesn't know how to analyze the games and place bets well so that they can win, but you need to be very careful, because even if that person If he managed to get all the bets right he would still go bankrupt sooner or later, so the person needs to be aware that the reason why he must be good at bankroll management and good at analyzing the games and so that when he puts the money in the casino is that is also intended for fun, this money does not run out quickly and he does not put more money

If a person keeps thinking that he will win a lot of money at the casino, then he is fooling himself, if he thinks that when he has good bankroll management and manages to get a lot of games right, he will make a profit and will come out with a profit, then that person is fooling himself. deceiving. We all end up with losses at the end of the day, but it is necessary to delay the time of losses, if a person puts 100$ in the casino and has good bankroll management and manages to get the games right, then that person will be able to play with the 100$ for a long time without make new deposits.

And, how has it been going so far? Are you profitable or not, and why?

I'm not in profit because gambling is not for profit, it's just to be played for fun, so I play for fun just

[danadc]

It is difficult for players when they are in the casino to say what they are good at and what they are bad at, because the games have their level of difficulty, and that is something that can be seen as any normal gesture, when I am in a casino I know that To win I must be lucky, I can have many strategies, many tactics but I need to do things well, because if I start looking for what I am good at, I can say that I like poker, and I don't know if I am good, maybe It could be that if I like it a lot I would say that I'm good, but to be good I would have to earn a lot of money, and that hasn't happened to me yet, that's why every time I do a type of thing that refers to being To win I have to risk a lot of money.

And I'm not good at risking a lot of money, because when I do I usually lose almost everything, and then I'm left without being able to play for a long time, that's why when I go to play I put in little because it's likely that I'll lose, and no one likes that. Let your money go to a casino and leave empty-handed.

[klidex]

Hello! I'd like to pose a question to my fellow gamblers here. Since the topic of sports betting has been gaining attention recently, allow me to ask:

So, the question is... Which are you better at: selecting the right bet or managing your bankroll?

And, how has it been going so far? Are you profitable or not, and why?

I think I'm not the only one here who is confused about choosing between these two options, because in my opinion they are all equally important. Every gamblers definitely wants the right bet to increase finances and make a profit in gambling, but that doesn't mean choosing the right bet means being careless in betting. I thinks when someone make a bet they have to be good at managing expenses so they have to think about the risks too, while managing your own finances is very important otherwise we will lose a lot of money betting on gambling so as a responsible gamblers you have to be able to managed your finances but also get opportunities in betting so that get a profit, in my opinion both are really needed by gamblers

[bitbollo]

I try to be good at both options.
Obviously choosing the right bet is essential to making a profit... only with money management you can achieve 0

I also try to bet in this case at the best time possible (i.e. a mix of higher odds = greater probability that that specific event will occur).

[zuzie]

Hello! I'd like to pose a question to my fellow gamblers here. Since the topic of sports betting has been gaining attention recently, allow me to ask:

So, the question is... Which are you better at: selecting the right bet or managing your bankroll?

And, how has it been going so far? Are you profitable or not, and why?

I prefer to manage my money because to be honest I'm not very good at choosing bets correctly, sometimes the results don't go our way and that's what I worry about if that happens.
So it's better for me to choose to manage my money well if I want to gamble using only a small amount of money and if I lose I don't really regret having lost money.
And the progress so far I feel is still safe, indeed sometimes the profits are only small because I bet with a small amount of money and obviously I don't feel sorry when I lose.

[dexsport.io]

We think that in this situation it's more important to choose the right bet and the sum of it, so choose the sum of money that you are not afraid to lose.

[bluebit25]

Hello! I'd like to pose a question to my fellow gamblers here. Since the topic of sports betting has been gaining attention recently, allow me to ask:

So, the question is... Which are you better at: selecting the right bet or managing your bankroll?

And, how has it been going so far? Are you profitable or not, and why?

managing your bankroll?IMO, this should start first. Not only gambling but any field related to money should be considered in terms of how to manage the owner's finances, because when we participate in that field, the risks are zero. We can't avoid financial pressure, which makes it easier for us to get stressed and make more mistakes.

selecting the right betAnd this is like the journey of gaining experience because for a completely new person, they will not be able to realize what is the best choice, there is only learning and paying the price for mistakes as well as awareness. That will lead to improved results over time.

Although with gambling I always maintain a fixed stance that this is just a lot of tools that we can take advantage of to relax, I aim to increase wealth, which for me is not so important. So I have no reason to keep a running tally of whether the bets are losing money or gaining a lot of profit, because I basically see those things intertwined through every decision I make.