It all starts with the right mindset.

[Agbamoni]

Yes, every bet requires proper analysis, but these analysis are not really all that is required to secure a win, because gambling is unpredictable and it'll only take someone with some sort of psychic abilities to be able to accurately use his skills to make an accurate predictions.

No one can accurately predict the outcome of a match continuously. If they do on some certain occasions, they are just being lucky. And the idea of a physic being able to predict the outcome accurately is very wrong. If you are in doubt, then bring someone you know with a physic ability and let us experiment something.

I have been in sports betting for years now, I tried so many tricks, but I'll still tell you it's simply end up in luck because when the game is live things may happen that could change that prediction you feel is accurate.

[Miles2006]

Sports betting might be profitable but it doesn’t have to be our mindset rather we should know winning doesn’t come always. For example after building this mindset of profit winning and end up not winning as plan what next will happen in such situation, win or lose has nothing to do with mindset rather it’s a game played without guarantee of winning. Although some gamblers handle this game with experience knowing the fact they’ve stayed long gambling so they know what to do secondly if you ever think of winning always you should be ready to spend more money in terms of gambling activity.

[HONDACD125]

Most of us probably don’t believe that it’s possible to be profitable in sports betting. That mindset alone already closes off any opportunity to earn, so it’s hard to argue with people who don’t believe. On the other hand, there are people who truly believe they can win, especially in the long run. and that’s the mindset we need if we want to take sports betting seriously and make it a long-term journey.

Both sides have their points: some don’t believe, and others do. We just need to respect each other and never say it’s impossible to be profitable in gambling, because if you think that way, maybe gambling isn’t for you.

First of all, you shouldn't generalize sports betting by calling it gambling, because even though it's a sort of gambling, when you say gambling in general, it usually makes it feel like casino games are being mentioned. Sports betting is different because if someone thinks it's not possible to stay profitable in gambling in the long run, they might not be wrong, but if they say it's not possible to stay profitable in sports betting in the long run, they are wrong, obviously.

That being said, I believe that a person's mindset and their beliefs usually depend on their knowledge and understanding of a thing. Suppose a person has zero knowledge about sports, they've never watched a single game of sports in their entire life, now, such a person can obviously not have a positive mindset about sports betting or think that they can make profit from it because they know sh*t about it.
However, if someone is knowledgeable about sports in general, and they love sports, they will have a different mindset because they will be confident because of the knowledge that they have.

[Issa56]

Most of us probably don’t believe that it’s possible to be profitable in sports betting. That mindset alone already closes off any opportunity to earn, so it’s hard to argue with people who don’t believe. On the other hand, there are people who truly believe they can win, especially in the long run. and that’s the mindset we need if we want to take sports betting seriously and make it a long-term journey.

Why will anyone even think they can’t win from sports betting? If you know what you doing, then definitely you going to win, when you are gambling, just make sure you are cautious with the amount you gambling with, don’t exceed your limit so that you won’t end up doing crazy things at the end. People that do have the mindset that they can’t make money from sport betting are the set of people that are surrounded by maybe addicted gamblers, they do crazy things just because they want to gamble, and at the end, they don’t make much from gambling, most of them are always losing because they are always desperate, and they keep on gambling even when they are suppose to stop.

[Su-asa]

Most of us probably don’t believe that it’s possible to be profitable in sports betting. That mindset alone already closes off any opportunity to earn, so it’s hard to argue with people who don’t believe. On the other hand, there are people who truly believe they can win, especially in the long run. and that’s the mindset we need if we want to take sports betting seriously and make it a long-term journey.

Both sides have their points: some don’t believe, and others do. We just need to respect each other and never say it’s impossible to be profitable in gambling, because if you think that way, maybe gambling isn’t for you.

Gambling is a game of chance and luck it has nothing to do with your believes. If you are the type that prefers sports betting then you have more chances of winning if you understand the games you are betting on and you also need a small amount of luck. Casino gambling on the other hand is just all about getting lucky,  No matter how you try to position your thinking it's not going to change the outcome

[Mate2237]

Well personally speaking I have not seen any one who has concentrated on gambling whether with the right mindset as you are trying to put here that has become successful gambling is not a motivational show where you tell people to have the right mindset for you to succeed gambling is serious business which involves risk so mindset doesn't play any role when it comes to gambling.


Maybe you should put forward anyone who has truly become successful and profitable in gambling using the right mindset it will be helpful to us who don't believe in been successful when it comes to gambling

[Obim34]

Both sides have their points: some don’t believe, and others do. We just need to respect each other and never say it’s impossible to be profitable in gambling, because if you think that way, maybe gambling isn’t for you.

I have seen threads talk about having faith and belief when you bet, and now you talk about the right mindset, which makes sense, but it is not all it takes to win. When gambling, you are left in the dark because the possibilities of winning are indeterminate, optimistic expectations can keep you enrolling your funds even when losses continue. Be positive when you bet, as well reserve a portion of your feelings to incur losses and move ahead, it doesn't get rosy all the time in gambling.

[peter0425]

Both sides have their points: some don’t believe, and others do. We just need to respect each other and never say it’s impossible to be profitable in gambling, because if you think that way, maybe gambling isn’t for you.

Maybe it’s hust their personal experience. If they never profited from gambling then they have all the rights to say it because they experienced it themselves. Besides for some people having the mindset that they can win only lead to more losses which is why it’s often discouraged.

[Kavelj22]

I used to have that kind of thinking when I was confident of getting profit from sports betting but the results were still random. And when I started betting casually without having such thoughts the results were the same. So that kind of mindset is just a suggestion that may or may not happen in sports betting. But in skill based games, such a mindset can affect the winning results.

I can't count on any type of gambling other than sports betting and I also think that poker and a few other games require a lot of knowledge and depend on skills in addition to the factor of luck.

I consider myself a gambler, and nothing more than a hobby activity. Therefore, my preferences for gambling must primarily fit within my gambling budget, which is usually small. I cannot enjoy playing poker or blackjack, for example, as these require a fairly large budget. I also completely reject Spot Games, which I consider to be scams, as they require no skill or performance.

[Judith87403]

Most of us probably don’t believe that it’s possible to be profitable in sports betting. That mindset alone already closes off any opportunity to earn, so it’s hard to argue with people who don’t believe. On the other hand, there are people who truly believe they can win, especially in the long run. and that’s the mindset we need if we want to take sports betting seriously and make it a long-term journey.

Both sides have their points: some don’t believe, and others do. We just need to respect each other and never say it’s impossible to be profitable in gambling, because if you think that way, maybe gambling isn’t for you.

Op I totally understand what you're trying to say here, but I don't think if this would work in gambling. I agree with you when you talked about commitment because commitment can also be seen as believe" so if a guy is committed to gambling how did you think his future is going to look like? When you and I know that gambling is all about risk and luck? there are things one is supposed to be committed to or have a strong believe but not gambling in my opinion.

Although,what you said is right, a gambler can choose to do whatever he feel like, as I have never thought nor imagine that gambling can add anything to my life, except the fun.

[stadus]

Both sides have their points: some don’t believe, and others do. We just need to respect each other and never say it’s impossible to be profitable in gambling, because if you think that way, maybe gambling isn’t for you.

I have seen threads talk about having faith and belief when you bet, and now you talk about the right mindset, which makes sense, but it is not all it takes to win. When gambling, you are left in the dark because the possibilities of winning are indeterminate, optimistic expectations can keep you enrolling your funds even when losses continue. Be positive when you bet, as well reserve a portion of your feelings to incur losses and move ahead, it doesn't get rosy all the time in gambling.

With the right mindset, you can develop the right strategy. If you see sports betting as a skill-based game but you’re not actually working to improve your skills, then your mindset is off. Having the right mindset doesn’t guarantee you’ll be profitable, but at least you’re on the right path, and who knows, over time, you might develop the skills you need to become profitable in the long run.

[red4slash]

In this case I wouldn't say believe it or not because at the end of the day regardless of the form gambling is still a gamble where the outcome is win or lose so rather than believing that I am benefiting from the gamble I would rather think about the possibilities that will happen in the gamble as long as it lasts.

Being confident may be very good but being overconfident will also not be very good to do because in the end this kind of situation makes us feel that we can do anything and the result will be winning, but the fact is that in gambling there is no such thing as a 100 percent win where even if our probability is very good but we cannot be 100 percent sure that our victory will bring victory because at some point there are situations where unexpected things happen and this possibility can certainly be a problem in the end.

[Finestream]

This is gambling, and even having the right mindset doesn't mean it's all going to work. We all wanted to win in every bet we made, but why do we still lose? It was not the mindset itself, but how we decide where to place our bet. And also, if we have luck.

Some gamblers are too lucky, and they are profitable. But whether we like it or not, the majority are not. Because if we think that all gamblers have the mindset to win, these casinos will not survive.

It works on the other thing, but not in gambling.

[Crypto Library]

Most of us probably don’t believe that it’s possible to be profitable in sports betting. That mindset alone already closes off any opportunity to earn, so it’s hard to argue with people who don’t believe. On the other hand, there are people who truly believe they can win, especially in the long run. and that’s the mindset we need if we want to take sports betting seriously and make it a long-term journey.

Both sides have their points: some don’t believe, and others do. We just need to respect each other and never say it’s impossible to be profitable in gambling, because if you think that way, maybe gambling isn’t for you.

We know that gambling is for fun so in my personal point of view I think there  shouldn't be  anything serious on the world of gambling, especially when one gambler is taking his bet too seriously, because when a gambler taking gambling as seriously that's mean there is no fun it's something like  money generating source.

If one thinks about it this way, it will be seen that the gambler is taking it seriously, he will treat it more like an investment and as such will end up spending large amounts of funds and losing money, which will put him in a bad situation. So I think it's better to have fun and enjoy gambling than to be serious about it.

[aoluain]

Both sides have their points: some don’t believe, and others do. We just need to respect each other and never say it’s impossible to be profitable in gambling, because if you think that way, maybe gambling isn’t for you.

I have seen threads talk about having faith and belief when you bet, and now you talk about the right mindset, which makes sense, but it is not all it takes to win. When gambling, you are left in the dark because the possibilities of winning are indeterminate, optimistic expectations can keep you enrolling your funds even when losses continue. Be positive when you bet, as well reserve a portion of your feelings to incur losses and move ahead, it doesn't get rosy all the time in gambling.

Yes, having the right mindset is just part of the approach to betting but I guess
its a fairly important part. Positivity as with a lot of things plays its part along with
knowledge, research and strategy but no one thing alone will make rewards.

I guess its easy to become pessimistic or negative when betting and not winning
so to be able to flip the attitude to positivity can only be good...Just like we can change
our strategy as we go or catch ourselves when trying to chase losses

[WhoYouCantKill]

Yes, every bet requires proper analysis, but these analysis are not really all that is required to secure a win, because gambling is unpredictable and it'll only take someone with some sort of psychic abilities to be able to accurately use his skills to make an accurate predictions.

No one can accurately predict the outcome of a match continuously. If they do on some certain occasions, they are just being lucky. And the idea of a physic being able to predict the outcome accurately is very wrong. If you are in doubt, then bring someone you know with a physic ability and let us experiment something.

I have been in sports betting for years now, I tried so many tricks, but I'll still tell you it's simply end up in luck because when the game is live things may happen that could change that prediction you feel is accurate.

It is believed that people with psychic abilities can actually tell what may likely happen in the future, so that's why I said, except the person has such abilities. It's not like I've seen it before but I can only imagine how that would be.

You know it's such a shame that some gamblers claim not to believe in luck or downplay the importance of luck in gambling and these are the set of gamblers that mostly encounters gambling problems because they trust in their skills so much that they don't even think about the possibility of losses.

[Patikno]

Most of us probably don’t believe that it’s possible to be profitable in sports betting. That mindset alone already closes off any opportunity to earn, so it’s hard to argue with people who don’t believe. On the other hand, there are people who truly believe they can win, especially in the long run. and that’s the mindset we need if we want to take sports betting seriously and make it a long-term journey.

Both sides have their points: some don’t believe, and others do. We just need to respect each other and never say it’s impossible to be profitable in gambling, because if you think that way, maybe gambling isn’t for you.

In every gambling or betting there will always be a luck factor, but I do not believe that there are people who are always lucky when gambling in the long term, if I hear things like I have often from other people around me, but when I ask for proof it seems difficult for them to provide, all humans do not have a fate that is always lucky, everyone must have failed, as well as success. So the point is, every gambling has a risk of losing, so be wise in betting, do restrictions and control over emotions and finances so that unwanted things do not happen.

[AmoreJaz]

In this case I wouldn't say believe it or not because at the end of the day regardless of the form gambling is still a gamble where the outcome is win or lose so rather than believing that I am benefiting from the gamble I would rather think about the possibilities that will happen in the gamble as long as it lasts.

Being confident may be very good but being overconfident will also not be very good to do because in the end this kind of situation makes us feel that we can do anything and the result will be winning, but the fact is that in gambling there is no such thing as a 100 percent win where even if our probability is very good but we cannot be 100 percent sure that our victory will bring victory because at some point there are situations where unexpected things happen and this possibility can certainly be a problem in the end.

This is gambling and we all know that there's never a 100% possibility of winning. You can only speculate and win some but every bet is a 50-50 chance, either winning or losing. You can't guarantee that every roll is a win. Hence, you need to be conservative with your bankroll and just spend what you think you can really afford to lose.

So before you sit down and start the ball rolling, make sure you have your personal list such as: max limit you can spend for that session, promise yourself that you won't borrow from anyone when you have no more bankroll to play with, stop and call it a day if you already busted your budget for the day. It may be simple but the actuality of it is hard especially if you are still on the losing side.

[sheenshane]

I used to have that kind of thinking when I was confident of getting profit from sports betting but the results were still random. And when I started betting casually without having such thoughts the results were the same. So that kind of mindset is just a suggestion that may or may not happen in sports betting. But in skill based games, such a mindset can affect the winning results.

I can't count on any type of gambling other than sports betting and I also think that poker and a few other games require a lot of knowledge and depend on skills in addition to the factor of luck.

It's totally different from the skills game compared to fighting against the house edge.
Fighting the house edge always comes down to luck, while skill-based games are about your knowledge.  But in sports betting, there's no guarantee of winning, and you may not win consistently.  Every result would remain unpredictable, which might possibly lead to losses.

However, it’s not just about believing you can be profitable but also committing seriously to the process, understanding the possible risks, and applying knowledge rigorously.  Profitability in gambling, like many worthy pursuits, demands both the right mindset and the right actions, that's how it will work IMO.

[Obim34]

Both sides have their points: some don’t believe, and others do. We just need to respect each other and never say it’s impossible to be profitable in gambling, because if you think that way, maybe gambling isn’t for you.

I have seen threads talk about having faith and belief when you bet, and now you talk about the right mindset, which makes sense, but it is not all it takes to win. When gambling, you are left in the dark because the possibilities of winning are indeterminate, optimistic expectations can keep you enrolling your funds even when losses continue. Be positive when you bet, as well reserve a portion of your feelings to incur losses and move ahead, it doesn't get rosy all the time in gambling.

With the right mindset, you can develop the right strategy. If you see sports betting as a skill-based game but you’re not actually working to improve your skills, then your mindset is off. Having the right mindset doesn’t guarantee you’ll be profitable, but at least you’re on the right path, and who knows, over time, you might develop the skills you need to become profitable in the long run.

Even with strategies, a gambler is still prone to loss. That doesn't mean stopping to calculate hints before betting on an event, my whole content concerning sports betting has been together on prediction skills and luck. If your prediction skill is poor, keeping a positive mindset won't change the outcome. Gamblers need to agree on prospects compatible with their skill level and remove exaggeration of high profitability interest in mind.