Best sports betting market for you?

[Su-asa]

As sports bettors, we regularly come across these betting markets. So based on your experience, observation, or personal record, which one do you feel most comfortable betting on? And which do you think gives you a better chance of winning?

What’s the best market for you?
(1) Moneyline
(2) Total
(3) Point Spread
(4) Player Props

Let’s hear your thoughts!

To answer your question I would say money line gives you a better chance of winning compared to other ones but for me I don't have a preference. Sometimes the system you use don't really matter. Betting needs luck sometimes, there are people that win more from point spread than any other systems of betting. Luck can come from any of them. All you have to do is to always gamble responsibly at all times

[Russlenat]

Although the city only match the two teams, but I don't need to bother to analyze, I just place a bet on the best team and finished, even though the point spread can also be used In soccer but I use it more often in basketball and NBA is more challenging and has a good chance to win.

Analyzing games isn’t as easy as it seems, but it’s good that you keep it simple as that’s where the fun really is.

Point spread betting can be tricky, especially for newbies. A lot of them just think about who will win, so they go for the stronger team. But in point spread betting, based on my experience, the favorites don’t always cover the spread. That’s where it gets challenging.

[peter0425]

As sports bettors, we regularly come across these betting markets. So based on your experience, observation, or personal record, which one do you feel most comfortable betting on? And which do you think gives you a better chance of winning?

What’s the best market for you?
(1) Moneyline
(2) Total
(3) Point Spread
(4) Player Props

Let’s hear your thoughts!

I pretty much try everything. But moneyline is the most straight forward and easiest to be honest. Though of course it depends on the sport that you are betting on. I think each one has their own advantages. If you are indecisive, total is a good one because you don’t have to pick a winner. Just guess the total points.

[sunsilk]

for me I don't have a preference. Sometimes the system you use don't really matter. Betting needs luck sometimes, there are people that win more from point spread than any other systems of betting. Luck can come from any of them. All you have to do is to always gamble responsibly at all times

Me either. I don't have a preference, whichever is having the better odds and I think that will make me win, I'll choose any of them.

Yeah, we know that gambling requires luck and all of those bets requires them as well. Those that are used to spreads and money line, they know that they're better in that niche.

But for us that we know that we can be better on our own choices, that's why we have no preference at all and we bet based on what we like.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

As sports bettors, we regularly come across these betting markets. So based on your experience, observation, or personal record, which one do you feel most comfortable betting on? And which do you think gives you a better chance of winning?

What’s the best market for you?
(1) Moneyline
(2) Total
(3) Point Spread
(4) Player Props

Let’s hear your thoughts!

Point Spread for me, although I sometimes bet on the Player Props, but it's a hit or miss. So I like the handicap as you can easily spot if the odds being released by sports bookies is good enough and you know that team that you are going to bet might cover it or even up the point spread by at least 1 so that the odds will be better.

Total is very hard as well, very hard to predict as there are high scoring team that suddenly went low percentage in the first half and that you know that your bet is not going to be hit because of the initial scoring drought.

ML, seldom unless I'm doing a parlay and add at least one bet with that market.

[btc_angela]

As sports bettors, we regularly come across these betting markets. So based on your experience, observation, or personal record, which one do you feel most comfortable betting on? And which do you think gives you a better chance of winning?

What’s the best market for you?
(1) Moneyline
(2) Total
(3) Point Spread
(4) Player Props

Let’s hear your thoughts!

As what others says, I had done and played all the market specially in NBA. So I don't think that there is a best one although I will say that Point Spread or Player Props could have been the majority here.

We focused more on the teams that are going to win and take a better odds so that will be the Point Spread. And then there are players that can easily hit like Points + Rebounds + Assists and the odds are appealing. Total points, well you have to look at how the teams played, like if they are a run and gun team, specially if both teams are high scoring. Then it's better to bet on this like the over.

[justinlamode]

There are many types of bets that I use that are not in that list but some are there and my favorite is moneyline because it gives me higher chance of winning, just that it has lower odds because I bet on the stronger team to win. But when I want to take risk, I use point spread for my NBA bets because the odd is higher as well as the risk. I guess this is what gambling is all about: the higher the risk, the higher the returns.  

[iv4n]

What’s the best market for you?
(1) Moneyline
(2) Total
(3) Point Spread
(4) Player Props

Let’s hear your thoughts!

I could say that I like betting on totals, but in reality once I choose games I check different analyses, stats, and I simply choose the market I believe will be a hit... Last night I bet on an NBA game, over 218.5, but it was a few points short, and for tonight I have some bets on players.

I think we need a special thread for sharing bets but with some rules... Only pre-match bets: for example at least 1 or two hours before kick-off. Minimum stake ($10-$20, or maybe even higher) & multiplier. Screenshot & bet id. Selfmoderated!

A picture speaks a thousand words... Instead of topics with so much spam, we would have some real action. That could be a really constructive topic where we could compare bets, follow each other, and discover what we like and what works for us... or doesn't work.

[tsaroz]

As sports bettors, we regularly come across these betting markets. So based on your experience, observation, or personal record, which one do you feel most comfortable betting on? And which do you think gives you a better chance of winning?

What’s the best market for you?
(1) Moneyline
(2) Total
(3) Point Spread
(4) Player Props

Let’s hear your thoughts!

I prefer Total (over/under). Moneyline has too low odds. Point Spread is not much different from Moneyline to bother with. Player props is too random, the obvious options have very low odds while the rare things don't happen most of the time. It's about whether to play with less odds or more, the risk are similar. Over/Under is not special either, the risks are same but when you parley two medium odds but probable over/under, the chances are greater.
Or so I feel. Gambling odds are made so that the house always profits. So its just about what you feel comfortable with.

[giammangiato]

for me I don't have a preference. Sometimes the system you use don't really matter. Betting needs luck sometimes, there are people that win more from point spread than any other systems of betting. Luck can come from any of them. All you have to do is to always gamble responsibly at all times

Me either. I don't have a preference, whichever is having the better odds and I think that will make me win, I'll choose any of them.

Yeah, we know that gambling requires luck and all of those bets requires them as well. Those that are used to spreads and money line, they know that they're better in that niche.

But for us that we know that we can be better on our own choices, that's why we have no preference at all and we bet based on what we like.

I think exactly like you, I'm not a great player, I do it for fun and I spend just enough
to have fun, if I manage to win it's nice, if I lose I don't worry about it.
There is no perfect technique, but there is a way to "optimize" the winnings, that's for sure.
It happens that I also bet on virtual dog or horse races, but sporadically because they don't drive me crazy.

[Slow death]

In my case, I bet on all markets. I don't have any market that I think is better than another. I always analyze the game and then decide to bet on the market that will give me the best chance of winning and profit based on the analysis I made. I avoid putting feelings into sports betting. Things like having a preference for a certain market limit the person to always analyzing games that fit only in that market that the person likes. This means that the person can waste good opportunities for profit if they bet on other markets.

[Cityhunter34]

As sports bettors, we regularly come across these betting markets. So based on your experience, observation, or personal record, which one do you feel most comfortable betting on? And which do you think gives you a better chance of winning?

What’s the best market for you?
(1) Moneyline
(2) Total
(3) Point Spread
(4) Player Props

Let’s hear your thoughts!

Moneyline to me is more straight forward than other options, I prefer to bet on the favorites to win than betting on any team to score to a certain point. money spread gives you more chances of winning compared to others but betting can be very tricky, it's possible to get lucky from any of them. Whenever I feel like staking low and picking high value odds I go with point spread, reason why I stake low is because I hardly win from it

Actually moneyline seems to be the best option for me too. Because as a good gambler that knows the teams strengths and their performances would always prefer to bet on straight win than other options. However, there was a time that I was betting on both teams to score it very much hard then to came out with a good prediction, because I wasn't familiar with most teams performances then. But right now I normally pick my favorite teams and bet with only what I can afford to lose because nothing is sating in gambling.

[sunsilk]

for me I don't have a preference. Sometimes the system you use don't really matter. Betting needs luck sometimes, there are people that win more from point spread than any other systems of betting. Luck can come from any of them. All you have to do is to always gamble responsibly at all times

Me either. I don't have a preference, whichever is having the better odds and I think that will make me win, I'll choose any of them.

Yeah, we know that gambling requires luck and all of those bets requires them as well. Those that are used to spreads and money line, they know that they're better in that niche.

But for us that we know that we can be better on our own choices, that's why we have no preference at all and we bet based on what we like.

I think exactly like you, I'm not a great player, I do it for fun and I spend just enough
to have fun, if I manage to win it's nice, if I lose I don't worry about it.
There is no perfect technique, but there is a way to "optimize" the winnings, that's for sure.
It happens that I also bet on virtual dog or horse races, but sporadically because they don't drive me crazy.

We shouldn't be pressuring ourselves when we bet for the sports that we like to follow. If we're hardcore gamblers, we will take it as much as we can and be serious with that.

While I'm saying that we should be serious with each bet that we do but it's not that we should be relying on our emotions on it.

That's when a gambler falls, when they're too heavily invested with their emotions to the bets that they do.

[Oluwa-btc]

I go for the simple one which is moneyline, because I am not that concerned about how big my profits will be but how I can limit the risk of losing woefully. If the odds are very small due to the professional team is far stronger than the underdog, that isn't my concern because at the end of the match, I will be happy that I won something.

Gambling isn't something I hope to use to buy a car or build a house, I am only doing it for fun and losing your bet limits the fun. So I love gambling on the safer side, so that I don't incur unwanted losses.

It's the fact that you're really interested and conscious about your financial safety and well-being.People who enjoy gambling with moneyline strategy stands a better chance to Gambling responsibly;using moneyline strategy is a plus compared to other Gambling odds.

[OgNasty]

I typically play the point spread or just trying to select a winner. My favorite bets though are parlays that include a little bit of everything. Those can be exciting if you get some wild odds. As far as betting success in winning percentage though, I’d definitely say it is by betting with the spread when it gets carried away.

[_act_]

I prefer to for moneyline which is to choose the team that would win the match, but sometimes I go for a team to win in the first half which is riskier but comes with higher odds.

Aside this I prefer to go for in-play instead which are more interesting.