Can long term rollovers work in sports betting??

[Sir_Garry55]

We all play sports betting for different reasons, some play for fun and some play for the purpose of getting that extra funds
You can't always rely on betting to give you the money you need but still some people claim to be in profit from sports betting
From my experience long term rollovers can be very risky and uncertain, if your target is 1.30 odds for a month
It looks pretty easy considering the odds, but the question is, can you be lucky everyday?
Can you always win the bet for 30 days without having a bad day even if you have a good strategy
I always tell people that withdrawing your profit after a game is the best thing to do from my experience
Let's say you play a game of 1.30 odds with 2000 naira, it's wise to withdraw your profit and stake again the next day
So that even if it goes sideways your loss will be minimized. This is just my idea about this
You can share your ideas and strategies on this topic

[Gozie51]

From my experience long term rollovers can be very risky and uncertain, if your target is 1.30 odds for a month
It looks pretty easy considering the odds, but the question is, can you be lucky everyday?

I don't think you are quite explicit with what your key word is from your title "rollovers". What do you actually mean by rollover in sports betting because I see that as betting on games that are going to start in future dates like the next day or week but if you mean rollover as accumulated or accumulation of profit then it depends on one's emotion not to bet beyond your stipulated limit or you withdraw it out.

Can you always win the bet for 30 days without having a bad day even if you have a good strategy

It is not likely to happen. To have consistent winning for a month on a daily gambling bet is difficult.

I always tell people that withdrawing your profit after a game is the best thing to do from my experience
Let's say you play a game of 1.30 odds with 2000 naira, it's wise to withdraw your profit and stake again the next day
So that even if it goes sideways your loss will be minimized. This is just my idea about this
You can share your ideas and strategies on this topic

Some gamblers like to leave their winning on their wallet to avoid charge for to and fro withdraw and deposit transactions especially crypto transaction. What is the point withdrawing funds from your winning and redepositing it again the next day when you want to bet? It doesn't give you a balance state of mind to gamble when you want to gamble. The best is to know what limit you have in your bankroll and keep to it if you can build the emotional balance and control.

[Jating]

You already answered it OP, as you say, you can't be lucky in 30 days, you might have successive wins but the law of average is going to caught on you sooner or later. Yeah, you could have a strategy, but we all know that there is no foul proof in gambling. Again, everything here is base on chances and probably and the unknown and so it will not always be in your favor.

Exactly, you are right, if you win what 1.3 odds then withdraw and don't roll-over. Just try to be conservative in your betting and even if you had strategy, it's going to fail at some point. I have this goal as well, when let's say in NBA betting, will feel very lucky in a particular night and win maybe 2-3 games, all single. And then I will go on parlay the next day, and the results are going to be very different.

[Frankolala]

No bet is guaranteed to bring profit no matter how small the odds is. You shoukd know that gamble is based more on luck and that is why it is impossible for one to win 30 days consecutively. One thing with lucky is that you cannot force it to come whenever you are gambling. Luck is a mystery that you don't understand when it comes if not a lot of gamblers will have made a fortune from gambling.

There is no black magic in gambling and that is why I see it natural, if not a lot of gamblers that want to use gambling to earn a living will go see a seer to know when will be their lucky day so that they can prepare to hit the jackpot on that day. 

[shivansps]

We all play sports betting for different reasons, some play for fun and some play for the purpose of getting that extra funds
You can't always rely on betting to give you the money you need but still some people claim to be in profit from sports betting
From my experience long term rollovers can be very risky and uncertain, if your target is 1.30 odds for a month
It looks pretty easy considering the odds, but the question is, can you be lucky everyday?
Can you always win the bet for 30 days without having a bad day even if you have a good strategy
I always tell people that withdrawing your profit after a game is the best thing to do from my experience
Let's say you play a game of 1.30 odds with 2000 naira, it's wise to withdraw your profit and stake again the next day
So that even if it goes sideways your loss will be minimized. This is just my idea about this
You can share your ideas and strategies on this topic

It all depends on what you do when you fail two bets in a row, for example. It happens that after this a person begins to feel that next time he must be lucky. It's all about self-control and it is very important not to go beyond the amount prescribed by you. The most important thing is not to spend money that you do not have the right to spend, which you need to pay bills or loans. I think it’s not worth investing your last or very important money in either trading or gambling.
Your strategy is interesting and may have its place, but with such a coefficient it is important to remember that only the fourth winning match will give you the first plus. May be..

[danherbias07]

Well, nothing going to change if you are betting the same amount. My take, if you are doing the same thing the next day then just withdraw the profits you made from the first game and then leave the same amount that you used for the first time.
Why? There's a chance that you will be wasting money on transaction fees and withdrawal fees. But if you are going to rest for a while then it's recommended to take it all out. The strategy that you thought is for one time sports gamblers because they might not do it again the next day but you are considering a 30-day gambling which means you will keep on doing it and it's a waste of effort and money to withdraw over and over.

[Zusje]

It depends on whether you are a recreational player who plays a tape for 1EUR and 20 events, or someone who is an insider or a professional tipster who is on verification sites and bets 5-6 signals throughout the month with show his yield. If someone bets every day, I wouldn't call him a bettor or something but a hazard gambler.

[Agbamoni]

There is no one who can be lucky for a complete 30 days. Perhaps someone should give me the benefit of the doubt, for the meantime I have never seen anyone who has been that lucky in gambling. Even odds below 1.30, some like 0.9 or 0.81 and 1.12 may not be won. Becuase sports gambling can be very trickyat times. Sometimes you expect multiple goals, and they end up not scoring at all and other times you expect just a few goals, and you get to see them scoring a lot of goals.

However, i do not expect a gambler to continuing playing a particular odd for a very long time in all the football games. I expect they should smart enough to know that in some matches a different result should be expected so they can pick other smaller odds but a different prediction.

[boyptc]

Even with small odds, you are unsure that you will become consistent with it. It's very hard to get onto that point even if you'll set yourself with a very small amount of odds.

You gamble as is, if you're relying on it with a monthly basis and results. You should expect a very unstable result for yourself.

It's true that we're not lucky at all times and you have to remember that. Unless you're a very profitable gambler but we have to admit that we have no control over our results.

[Kemarit]

Can you always win the bet for 30 days without having a bad day even if you have a good strategy
I always tell people that withdrawing your profit after a game is the best thing to do from my experience
Let's say you play a game of 1.30 odds with 2000 naira, it's wise to withdraw your profit and stake again the next day
So that even if it goes sideways your loss will be minimized. This is just my idea about this
You can share your ideas and strategies on this topic

It's impossible to win a bet for 30 days, unless you're really lucky on whatever strategy you used for that 30 days. Even if you bet 1.30 or lower not a guarantee that you will also win day after day. You might not have to withdraw your money though if you wishes to play again.

It's better though to not really make things complicated to you as a gambler and target like 30 days of continues profits because that chances are very slim and I think most gamblers are going to agree with that.

So it might just be better to stop if you have consecutive days of losing or even in winning because you don't want to stretch your luck. If you win like x2-x5 of your initial deposit, for me, I will stop for a couple of days and enjoy my winnings.

[Questat]

but the question is, can you be lucky everyday?

Wrong question... because if you want to be successful in sports betting in the long run, you should not rely on luck. Yes, luck does come from time to time, but you also need consistency to be profitable. By that, I mean your win rate should be over 53% considering the juice. If you can maintain that, you'll be profitable using the compounding betting method for your bankroll management.

This may not work for everyone, but it is possible to be profitable in sports betting in the long run. So evaluate yourself honestly. If you don't have the skills, play for fun. But if you believe in yourself, try to invest and start with a decent bankroll.

[Hatchy]

You can share your ideas and strategies on this topic

Yes for fun are for those that usually test out using the demo. The only fun there is in gambling is when we make wins. I used to say gambling is for fun back then in the past just so as to calm me down when I'm losing or making big wins. Some people has used the profits they make from gambling to make better their life's so yes it's profitable. Just make sure you don't get addicted to it as that will Incure you so many losses. Also you can't be that lucky to win for a straight 30 days. No matter how good you are with predictions, you must experience loses sometimes..

[Oshosondy]

We all play sports betting for different reasons, some play for fun and some play for the purpose of getting that extra funds

No one should gamble because he needs extras funds. This will only lead to waste of money on gambling and addiction.

You can't always rely on betting to give you the money you need but still some people claim to be in profit from sports betting

At least 12% of gamblers and bettors are making money on gambling. But they can go poor from gambling at anytime if they are not careful. Most gamblers are losing money.

From my experience long term rollovers can be very risky and uncertain, if your target is 1.30 odds for a month
It looks pretty easy considering the odds, but the question is, can you be lucky everyday?

No.

Can you always win the bet for 30 days without having a bad day even if you have a good strategy

No

I always tell people that withdrawing your profit after a game is the best thing to do from my experience

Yes

Let's say you play a game of 1.30 odds with 2000 naira, it's wise to withdraw your profit and stake again the next day

No. Withdraw the money to spend the money is the best.

So that even if it goes sideways your loss will be minimized. This is just my idea about this
You can share your ideas and strategies on this topic

The loss will not be minimal because if you lose the whole money, you will likely deposit more and likely lose more.

[aylabadia05]

Can you always win the bet for 30 days without having a bad day even if you have a good strategy

It is clear that every gambler has their own character when it comes to the gambling they do.
I will answer bluntly that I cannot win a bet for 30 days without having a bad day. I bet for fun as a person who loves the sport of football. Placing a bet every weekend is just to add excitement to watching rather than to make a profit from winning the bet.

[Adbitco]

This is gambling and no winning is sure or guaranteed what matters is for you to be consistent with your stake amount because even the least odd may not bring winning for you for 30 days instead you could manage to secure in few days/week. The best is to always be selective in your games like be the team must beat the lower club and can be only single bet then parlay, with this you can be winning but not every game to play every day on choose the favorites days.
Again taking off your winning from the gambling site depends on the gambler themselves, you can gamble and have much more winning in the account but you must be principled in a way that you can't gambling above your limits for each section or days, so gambling is not means to secure winning for week/month.

[Weawant]

Speaking about roll overs, I believe it doesn't that because you are reducing your risk by taking smaller odds there's a guarantee or certainty that it's all going to pull through but then one thing is sure and that's the chase for consistency, if the focus is more on consistency and risk management, it's very possible to pull a rollover for a while and you get better profit than you would when you are gambling randomly

For this to be really effective,, you can decide to stick to a certain number of games at a time, certain number of odds aswell, I know sometimes the odds may not be exactly probably met be up by .1 or .2 and sometimes may be less by same constant but just make sure to remain within the corridors of your choice odd with which you are comfortable and have a better degree of certainties. An example would be with 3 or 2 odds, staying consistent and maintaining it a long while can get you success much more than when it's just a random stuff. Like we did mentioned earlier, this isn't a guarantee for certainties but you should know that their helps you sharpen your edge and gives you a better chance and not to make you think probability has been done away with. Always remember gambling is probabilities and everything is very possible.

[Darker45]

I don't agree with setting a target like betting on 1.30 and nearer odds. That isn't a good strategy to me. That sounds counterintuitive. You bet on who you think wins regardless of the odds. The odds may be 1.20 or 2.40; it doesn't matter. What matters is that you follow your analysis. Sports betting isn't about luck.

If you stick to heavy favorites, it won't guarantee you of profit. If it's 1.30 odds, you need to win more than 3 times for your money to even double. And it takes only a single loss for you to start all over again.

It's a choice whether to withdraw the profit or to risk the profit, whether to roll your starting amount or only the gain. I know of bettors who prefer to withdraw the capital rather than the profit. If you bet $100 and you won $30, it is a choice whether to withdraw the $30 and continue betting with $100 or you withdraw the $100 and bet with the $30. With the latter, whether you win or lose the next bet, you lose nothing at all.

[YOSHIE]

Can long term rollovers work in sports betting??

I have not seen or found anyone who uses the Rollover method in sports betting, as far as I know, rollover is often used in trading, they use it to sign contracts or extend trading terms for a long time in the future.

Gambling does not require a long-term contractual agreement, such as soccer betting only takes 90 minutes, boxing takes a maximum of 12 rounds and so do others such as basketball, If examined and compared, it is clear that the rollover method cannot be used in gambling or betting, because the betting method is not long term.

[Natalim]

If you stick to heavy favorites, it won't guarantee you of profit. If it's 1.30 odds, you need to win more than 3 times for your money to even double. And it takes only a single loss for you to start all over again.

That's the reality, but some fail to realize it until they lose their money and learn from their mistakes. We might think that 1.30 odds give a big chance of winning, but the math behind that doesn't favor us in the long run. Bookies are smart in creating odds to attract the public, and if we are not smart and think we can exploit those odds based on our methods, then we are just fooling ourselves. In the end, we will still lose.

What I’ve learned in sports betting is to analyze and find the right value. It's always about the teams' chances of winning or covering the spread, plus the odds that are not overvalued.

[Wapfika]

Let's say you play a game of 1.30 odds with 2000 naira, it's wise to withdraw your profit and stake again the next day
So that even if it goes sideways your loss will be minimized. This is just my idea about this
You can share your ideas and strategies on this topic

This doesn’t change the fact that you are still betting using your original bankroll since you just removed profit after your bet complete. This method is more safe than rollover but you are still taking too much risk if you are betting frequently for example in daily basis since you are just earning 30% for 1.3 odds bet while you will lose 100% once your bet failed.

I think this is the reason why some gambler preferred rollover bet and try their luck on a one time high bet so that they will not exposed frequently since they can take profit right after they and come back later after they enjoy the huge profit.