What is the most underrated sport?

[TopTort777]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_6d3JBBo4s <-- I wish we had more of this marvellous sport. To bad it isnt popular not only abroad, but in country of origin also. Hard it can be found aired on TV, not to mention nobody wants to add this to sports betting. Most important, it does not need much to play it, train, no specific field or inventory are needed.

[goinmerry]

1. This may be a sport that most bookies don't pay attention to, but which you think is very promising.
2. The second point is much more important. Perhaps you think that there is a sport in which it is easier for you to make money on sports betting and other players pay little attention to this sport. Everyone bets on football, basketball, hockey and tennis. But there is a sport in which it is easier to make money. What are the features of this sport?

1. I think you might be missing one fact where some sports don't have regular competitions or seasonal matches. Sports like billiards and chess are some of the examples where competition is likely in the form of short-term events, unlike other sports where it takes a whole year long to complete a season. That's one of the reasons why you don't see some sports always listed on bookies regularly but rather only during the time the event is opened of course.

2. There are no sports where it's easier to make money. Even how professional and knowledgeable a person is in that sport, to make money, will depend on chosen odds, yes being the best bettor as possible as it is. It might be easy to pick what team has more chances to win but what about the odds provided on it?

[gunhell16]

Maybe chess, because it doesn't seem like it's a recognized sport, or if it's a sport, there don't seem to be many people who bet here, just gamblers, in my opinion. Then I don't see it in casinos either, or maybe I just overlooked it.

The only things that I often see that gamblers always bet on are football, soccer, billiards, and basketball. Archery can also be an underrated sport because I rarely see it in sports betting games.

[karabiber]

I've been wanting to ask a question to people who study different sports for a long time: what sport do you think is the most underrated in sports betting and why?

For me, bowling is an underappreciated indoor sport. It's both fun and competitive, but it's also under appreciated. A wide variety of bets can be placed in this sports hall and different combinations are available for betting lovers. The scoring system, variations within the game is one of the optimum sports for betting. However, it is worth noting that I do not think there is a sport that is not valued enough for betting. Every sport is important for bettors and almost all sports are open for betting as they are all systems created on making money.

[danherbias07]

I once created a thread about one sport that is not yet popular and it's also not available in popular sports betting sites.
Here it is.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5401084.0
World Chase Tag Discussion
Sadly, as I said it's not that popular yet and I don't know if it's going to be.
I watched this and I remembered my childhood playing tag with my friends. Our rules were actually stricter because we needed to hold the chased person for 3 seconds before we could say he was imprisoned.

Anyway, I was hoping they would add that someday but I had thought about the rigging that could happen. Sports that ain't popular are prone to cheating and I would not like to lose money just because of that. But since it is televised and being live feed to social media too, I think they will have a hard time doing those bad things. Who knows.

How about Bowling? I think it's one of the underrated sports and I don't see a thread here in the forum about that too. There are fewer fans on that game but it's actually fun when you are the one playing.

[tbterryboy]

Have you ever heard about Sepak Takraw? It's  like volleyball but instead of using hands players kick a ball over a net using their feet, knees, chest or head. It's played with a small ball made of rattan. Usually there are two teams, with three players on each team. The goal is to kick the ball over the net in a way that makes it hard for the other team to kick it back. I haven't placed any bets on this sport since I don't know if there's one available to bet on.

What about local betting? Is it available? This sports exist in our country too but I don't hear a bookie that supports it. Maybe for now, we can only ask our friends, classmates, family members, co-workers, etc... if they want to gamble with us using this sports and since it was like a friendly betting, not only money can get involved but it can also be food, doing their chore or school assignments, and for some they will hurt the other physically but not in a brutal way of course.

Sepak Takraw must be a kind of local sport so I don't think mainstream online sports betting sites will support them but it's a very cool sport and this is why it was underrated.

[Blitzboy]

The most underappreciated sports betting sport? Table tennis. You heard me right. Though unknown to most, its a goldmine for the knowledgeable. Why? Those that do their study benefit from the sport's high match turnover and volume of events. While football and basketball are more popular, table tennis offers more betting chances and, if you're smart, more predictable outcomes.

Casual bettors have less knowledge due to widespread neglect, but attentive bettors do not. Focusing on player form and past matchups helps me spot mispriced odds. Sportsbooks sometimes get it wrong, especially with peripheral sports. For those willing to work hard, table tennis offers an opportunity.

[Julien_Olynpic]

In fact, there are a lot of underrated sports. Many of these sports have something about them that prevents them from being widely popular. It has already been written here that, for example, fights without rules will never become as popular as football due to the small size of the arena where the fights take place and the possibility that the match could end in a few seconds. But I would also name those sports that require a different element, so to speak. For example, water sports. Rowing and water polo will also never be able to compete with football. Just like water polo.

[KTChampions]

Maybe chess, because it doesn't seem like it's a recognized sport, or if it's a sport, there don't seem to be many people who bet here, just gamblers, in my opinion. Then I don't see it in casinos either, or maybe I just overlooked it.

The only things that I often see that gamblers always bet on are football, soccer, billiards, and basketball. Archery can also be an underrated sport because I rarely see it in sports betting games.

Chess is definitely underrated. I keep an eye on them and even for events such as the world title match, not all bookmakers provide quotes. If we talk about ordinary tournaments (if we make an analogy, these are tournaments at the Champions League level in football), then there are either no quotes or they are available in murky marginal bookmakers in which there is no desire to deposit money.

[mammusu]

Maybe chess, because it doesn't seem like it's a recognized sport, or if it's a sport, there don't seem to be many people who bet here, just gamblers, in my opinion. Then I don't see it in casinos either, or maybe I just overlooked it.

The only things that I often see that gamblers always bet on are football, soccer, billiards, and basketball. Archery can also be an underrated sport because I rarely see it in sports betting games.

Chess is definitely underrated. I keep an eye on them and even for events such as the world title match, not all bookmakers provide quotes. If we talk about ordinary tournaments (if we make an analogy, these are tournaments at the Champions League level in football), then there are either no quotes or they are available in murky marginal bookmakers in which there is no desire to deposit money.

Maybe among gamblers, chess is a sport that is not much in demand, but if I talk about it as a whole, I can say that we cannot underestimate chess. Because there are still many people who like chess, even though compared to football it won't be comparable.

But I want to talk more about this. Chess is a brain sport that requires us to use our brains quickly. I know the names of several professional chess players such as Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura for example. They are rivals in the world of chess, and some time ago we even saw Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi having a photo session in front of a piece on a chess board, and it was suspected that this was the same position of the pieces during Carlsen and Nakamura's match. Yes, in the world of chess, the competition between these two people is compared to that of the two football players Ronaldo and Messi. I personally still like to play chess on my cellphone, occasionally to fill my free time.

[QuinielaPosible]

I've gotta say table tennis is an underrated sport for betting. It flies under the radar for most bookies and bettors, but it's a goldmine if you know what you're doing.

With ping-pong it's all about the frequency of matches. These guys have tournaments like we have coffee breaks, giving you loads of opportunities to catch patterns, player forms, and make smarter bets. Plus, it's not swamped with casual betting money, so the odds can be more in your favor if you're clued in.

Even though i prefer football, i've had way better results with ping-pong betting.

[betswift]

Handball somehow I feel is actually underrated and this is a personal opinion because I have checked on most bookmakers and I have found that little to no attention is been given to this game and yet its a very promising game that can give gamblers the opportunity to win because within hand ball are so many events that happens in a single handball game and gamblers have got the option to predict amongst the variety of events that possibly occurs in a single hand ball game buy then it's not given much attention as it should on most sports bet casinos both online and offline.

There was a time I do see hand ball on a particular casino that allows gamblers bet on it and some one once made a good amount of money from gambling on the handball game after then it was removed from amongst available sport games on that site , it's actually a game that can get the casinos more money and also a chance for gamblers to win.

I've gotta say table tennis is an underrated sport for betting. It flies under the radar for most bookies and bettors, but it's a goldmine if you know what you're doing.

With ping-pong it's all about the frequency of matches. These guys have tournaments like we have coffee breaks, giving you loads of opportunities to catch patterns, player forms, and make smarter bets. Plus, it's not swamped with casual betting money, so the odds can be more in your favor if you're clued in.

Even though i prefer football, i've had way better results with ping-pong betting.

Totally agree with you. Ping pong offers numerous betting opportunities thanks to the large number of matches.
And Handball is a fast-paced action and high-scoring games that can be very attractive for bets.
I would also add to this list Badminton, its offers numerous betting opportunities during international competitions.
Or also Water Polo, as a dynamic and complex sport.

[entertheabyss]

Maybe chess, because it doesn't seem like it's a recognized sport, or if it's a sport, there don't seem to be many people who bet here, just gamblers, in my opinion. Then I don't see it in casinos either, or maybe I just overlooked it.

The only things that I often see that gamblers always bet on are football, soccer, billiards, and basketball. Archery can also be an underrated sport because I rarely see it in sports betting games.

Casinos and football remained the top games when it involves popularity and significant odds. We have games that are mainly for gambling and they are absolutely passing all phases of gambling. We have different sections of sports and they're vastly scattered round the system. Talking about underrated sports? Chess ought to be among those underrated sports, wait a minute. Is chess even classified as sport? Rather its more like a recreational activity for me and enabling it for gambling doesn't easily work except physical with your opponent. 

[EluguHcman]

This is going to be based on contemplations and it would varies to say it depends on individuals perspectives on how the sport games is being virtualized in real life.

Sport bets has to be played and enjoyed by the viewers as much as it can attract the audience to be fans of it and this has to do with it the sport game is being interesting.

Most especially, sport games that does not have structures to attract the audience to crowdy arguements such as games without the structures of team players in the field games such as table tennis games is usually ignored and bored for a large number of people to say ... They are fans to so so teams based on their teams formations.
So I don't think if most people would bet on table tennis due to this fact that during then the game is being played, it is usually a game of one on one instead of teaming.

Lets understand that the rate of inclined games to be adopted while betting is also considered based on what is mostly enjoyed.

[satscraper]

Maybe chess, because it doesn't seem like it's a recognized sport, or if it's a sport, there don't seem to be many people who bet here, just gamblers, in my opinion. Then I don't see it in casinos either, or maybe I just overlooked it.

The only things that I often see that gamblers always bet on are football, soccer, billiards, and basketball. Archery can also be an underrated sport because I rarely see it in sports betting games.

Maybe I'm wrong, but in my view chess can not be considered as the sport especially after the case when  the world beater has lose a competition with AI. Sport is more about physical activity rather than mental one. However I agree, that chess is underrated in betting.

As to the sport itself.  I think it depends on athletic discipline and their  popularity in  countries where folks are betting. For instance, opposite to Yankee Doodleб   Nipponese would likely bet  at the time of karate or sumo tournaments than  gridiron football.

[Bitcoinsummoner]

I've been wanting to ask a question to people who study different sports for a long time: what sport do you think is the most underrated in sports betting and why? Let me explain in more detail what I mean when I write about an underrated sport.
1. This may be a sport that most bookies don't pay attention to, but which you think is very promising.
2. The second point is much more important. Perhaps you think that there is a sport in which it is easier for you to make money on sports betting and other players pay little attention to this sport. Everyone bets on football, basketball, hockey and tennis. But there is a sport in which it is easier to make money. What are the features of this sport?

Yes, there are a few games that can be a term of bet or investment. I can mention here 2 games a. Chess Boards, and b. Wrestling. I love both of the games. Chess Board is the most popular game all over the world. This game grew up in India. Some researchers said that the chessboard grew in China but it was modified in Europe. I think it will be the most favorite betting game. On the other hand, Wrestling is another popular game all over the world. If people are most pleased to watch this game. Also, Wrestling will be the most beneficial game for the betting world.

[Julien_Olynpic]

What can you say about handball? I also think that water sports in general are underrated. Competitions in kayaks, canoeing, rowing. Despite the fact that these sports have a certain entertainment value, they are not so popular with bookmakers. Regarding the chess mentioned above, I think that not only chess is underrated, but all board games in general. For example, classic checkers and hundred-square checkers, as well as the game Go. Among ball games, I consider volleyball to be the most underrated sport.

[KTChampions]

Chess is definitely underrated. I keep an eye on them and even for events such as the world title match, not all bookmakers provide quotes. If we talk about ordinary tournaments (if we make an analogy, these are tournaments at the Champions League level in football), then there are either no quotes or they are available in murky marginal bookmakers in which there is no desire to deposit money.

Maybe among gamblers, chess is a sport that is not much in demand, but if I talk about it as a whole, I can say that we cannot underestimate chess. Because there are still many people who like chess, even though compared to football it won't be comparable.
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By the way, thinking about chess, I also remembered the game Go - it is very popular in Asia, tens of millions of people play it or follow the top events in this sport. And if you compare it even with underrated chess, it is even more underrated. Maybe I didn’t pay attention, but I didn’t see quotes for Go games from any bookmaker. Probably this market (if it exists at all) belongs entirely to local bookmakers in Asia.

[Ever-young]

Table tennis is, in my opinion, an underestimated sport. Table tennis is an often-overlooked sport, yet it is plenty of action and entertaining to watch. It's also a sport that's reasonably simple to grasp, making it an excellent choice for beginning bettors. Table tennis is a lively and unpredictable activity, making it an attractive alternative for gamblers. And because it is less popular than other sports, there may be some nice value bets available. Mixed martial arts (MMA) is another sport that might be regarded underestimated in sports betting. MMA is a relatively young sport that is still gaining recognition. But there are certain distinctive qualities which make it appealing to gamblers. For example, there are several betting markets for MMA, including bets on particular rounds as well as particular results such as defeats and knockouts. This enables more imaginative and smart wagering than can be done in certain other sports. And, because MMA is still expanding, there may be some attractive possibilities for value bets.

[Moreno233]

There are many sports that are not given much attention even though they present great opportunity for gamblers and are easier to win than events that have many participants. One sports I love so much is basket ball and I don't think many people play it in sports betting. It is pretty easy to win, the options are many with reasonable odds. I think people stay out of it because it requires sound knowledge to bet and not many people know the rules and requirements. I also noticed that many people do not have the resources for analyzing past matches as not many websites have good stats of the sporting event. Anyone who happens to understand basket ball very well will win betting regularly.