Studying different sports develops your betting mind.

[peter0425]

In short, I have adopted a formula for myself that your thinking as a bettor will develop when you study different sports and compare them with each other. Do you think this development really happens? If so, how does it manifest itself?

Soccer is the easiest sport to get to know because there are not many rules that may be in it and generally football tends to be more liked.

You might already know football that’s why but it’s actually quite difficult. There are a lot of rules and you need to know the format of the field and what’s allowed and not. Positions of each player as well is a factor.

I think tennis is the easiest sport to learn

[nelson4lov]

Tbh, I don't know if it makes one better wih their gambling setups. Personally, I started to diversify more into NBA games from their just completed season and I'm glad I did because I enjoyed watching as well as made some money from it as well and I'm glad I have it as an additional sports I can bet on aside from Football. I'm not sure it made me better or worse because I had winnings and loses but I do know a successful gambler in my country that bet on like 4+sports and is good with all especially Tennis, football and even NBA.

[$weetne$$]

Sports certainly open your mind, i don't remember where i studied or read that the mind is a truly fantastic tool. There are different types of intelligence, all important, there is scholastic intelligence, social intelligence and also that relating to the body that allows you to use the body as you see fit. Sports helps, in fact the ancients said a healthy mind in a healthy body

Analysing and calculations in games make to open your mind and sharpen it to accepting challenges, the mind is so fantastic when you give it an assignment it continually pounders on it and trying to look for solutions which triggers very intelligent moves which I consider basics for any one who is In to gambling and general survival instinct from which all the above stated categories of intelligence.  Can be employed for you to live an not having to lack  in some of this survival skills.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I love sports, but I admit, I'm too lazy. When I study bets on just one sport, especially a popular one like football, I don't get any more motivated or inspired. I like different sports, including uncommon, exotic, or those with complex rules. Although for me, even baseball is a game with complex and strange rules. I could say the same about handball, water polo, and horse polo, but if you think about it, horse polo has a lot of its own specifics related to horse control and the inconvenience of working with the ball, because you have to do many things at once. And the rules of such sports probably reflect many of these factors.
In short, I have adopted a formula for myself that your thinking as a bettor will develop when you study different sports and compare them with each other. Do you think this development really happens? If so, how does it manifest itself?

Well, I honestly do not know about others or what they think, but personally, I am a firm believer that it makes no sense for Jack to be a jack of all trade and be a master of none, I believe you understand this, it's a very popular phrase which advices that instead of us trying a lot of things and becoming master to none of those things, it's better to focus on one thing and become a master at it..

There is also another popular proverbs which states that someone chasing after two rats at the same time will end up catching none of that rats, both will likely escape him or her.
Humans are wired differently, and the wise thing I believe is to find your area of expertise and study it hard and become an expert in that, if it's football games that you love betting on, study it so well that you become an expert bettor even giving accurate sports tips to other people around you.
But then, if you have the brain to expand to other types of sports betting and still do well, then that's completely up to you, but for me, I will rather focus on one and becomes really good at it.

[Frankolala]

In short, I have adopted a formula for myself that your thinking as a bettor will develop when you study different sports and compare them with each other. Do you think this development really happens? If so, how does it manifest itself?

Soccer is the easiest sport to get to know because there are not many rules that may be in it and generally football tends to be more liked.

You might already know football that’s why but it’s actually quite difficult. There are a lot of rules and you need to know the format of the field and what’s allowed and not. Positions of each player as well is a factor.

I think tennis is the easiest sport to learn

All sports are easy to learn if you have the passion for that sport and the zeal to learn it. Football is looking easy because we are all use to playing football when we were kids and it's the most popular sport in the world. I was playing basketball in high school, and I enjoyed it. I also play table tennis when I was through with high school. Amongst these three sports that I mentioned, I bet more on football than basketball.

[rachael9385]

I love sports, but I admit, I'm too lazy. When I study bets on just one sport, especially a popular one like football, I don't get any more motivated or inspired. I like different sports, including uncommon, exotic, or those with complex rules. Although for me, even baseball is a game with complex and strange rules. I could say the same about handball, water polo, and horse polo, but if you think about it, horse polo has a lot of its own specifics related to horse control and the inconvenience of working with the ball, because you have to do many things at once. And the rules of such sports probably reflect many of these factors.
In short, I have adopted a formula for myself that your thinking as a bettor will develop when you study different sports and compare them with each other. Do you think this development really happens? If so, how does it manifest itself?

Studying different sports would not really make you more skillful than others that specify on just a sport, you could study more than 3 different sports and still not make enough Profit compared to someone betting and studying just one sport. Most times it's not about how many sports you study but your strategy and how well you are able to manage your risks on each bet you. Although it's also good to be versatile but that's not really important

[summonerrk]

I love sports, but I admit, I'm too lazy. When I study bets on just one sport, especially a popular one like football, I don't get any more motivated or inspired. I like different sports, including uncommon, exotic, or those with complex rules. Although for me, even baseball is a game with complex and strange rules. I could say the same about handball, water polo, and horse polo, but if you think about it, horse polo has a lot of its own specifics related to horse control and the inconvenience of working with the ball, because you have to do many things at once. And the rules of such sports probably reflect many of these factors.
In short, I have adopted a formula for myself that your thinking as a bettor will develop when you study different sports and compare them with each other. Do you think this development really happens? If so, how does it manifest itself?

Bruce Lee said "I'm not afraid of a man who knows 10,000 different strikes, I'm afraid of a man who has done one type of strike 10,000 times."
And I agree with him, because these words speak of mastery in a narrow direction. It's better to be able to do one thing, but to do it perfectly, that's why I only play the same character in computer games, that's why I prefer the same type of gambling. After all, long practice leads to perfection.

[taufik123]

Bruce Lee said "I'm not afraid of a man who knows 10,000 different strikes, I'm afraid of a man who has done one type of strike 10,000 times."
And I agree with him, because these words speak of mastery in a narrow direction. It's better to be able to do one thing, but to do it perfectly, that's why I only play the same character in computer games, that's why I prefer the same type of gambling. After all, long practice leads to perfection.

But if it was on football betting would you continue to pick the same team?
Because every player's performance will be different and if you meet a strong opponent then the chances of winning will be smaller, yes but maybe this will be difficult if it is on a sports bet.

But in the types of gambling games such as Slots, crash games, Candy Crush and the like, it may be possible to just focus on one game and find out how the game pattern is rather than moving on to another game without good knowledge and not knowing the pattern.

[Z_MBFM]

I love sports, but I admit, I'm too lazy. When I study bets on just one sport, especially a popular one like football, I don't get any more motivated or inspired. I like different sports, including uncommon, exotic, or those with complex rules. Although for me, even baseball is a game with complex and strange rules. I could say the same about handball, water polo, and horse polo, but if you think about it, horse polo has a lot of its own specifics related to horse control and the inconvenience of working with the ball, because you have to do many things at once. And the rules of such sports probably reflect many of these factors.
In short, I have adopted a formula for myself that your thinking as a bettor will develop when you study different sports and compare them with each other. Do you think this development really happens? If so, how does it manifest itself?

Sports are very popular with everyone but when it comes to gambling I never try new sports I only bet on games that I am already familiar with. Like football and cricket. I don't have much experience betting on any other sports and I bet very little on sports because I like to enjoy casino games more because they provide a lot of entertainment and also the results are very fast. When betting on sports I have to wait until the match is over which is annoying to me. I never like waiting for a long time while gambling.

[lizarder]

You might already know football that’s why but it’s actually quite difficult. There are a lot of rules and you need to know the format of the field and what’s allowed and not. Positions of each player as well is a factor.

I think tennis is the easiest sport to learn  

That's why I said betting will be much easier to analyze if someone understands a particular sport even though sometimes it is also difficult to determine the winner. I am not talking about the rules as an understanding to know many things and this only means analyzing the game process that will take place for bets placed by each gambler.

For the standard rules may be correct because soccer also has a number of rules that we don't all know. That is not a problem for gamblers because we are not observers but rather gamblers who are looking for opportunities in match analysis to win bets.

[o48o]

I love sports, but I admit, I'm too lazy. When I study bets on just one sport, especially a popular one like football, I don't get any more motivated or inspired. I like different sports, including uncommon, exotic, or those with complex rules. Although for me, even baseball is a game with complex and strange rules. I could say the same about handball, water polo, and horse polo, but if you think about it, horse polo has a lot of its own specifics related to horse control and the inconvenience of working with the ball, because you have to do many things at once. And the rules of such sports probably reflect many of these factors.
In short, I have adopted a formula for myself that your thinking as a bettor will develop when you study different sports and compare them with each other. Do you think this development really happens? If so, how does it manifest itself?

I have a rule that applies to here. If i feel like i am good at something, or know about some subject more then others, even though i have only studied about it for a while. Then i am probably just doing all the clichés and errors of that subject.

It's actually common thing i have seen in betting. People develop some kind of system and because they have a winning streak, they are now experts of that sport. It's known as Dunning-Kruger effect, where ignorant people are too ignorant to see that they are ignorant about something. And since no one wants to admit their ignorance, they decide that they probably know more then others.

Personally i don't think that studying some new sport could you give an financial edge over pure guesswork. Because even experts aren't making profits with them in a long run and i am far from expert. And if there's a way to make money in a long run, no one would give that information away, as it's making them rich.

[Marvelockg]

I love sports, but I admit, I'm too lazy. When I study bets on just one sport, especially a popular one like football, I don't get any more motivated or inspired.

seriously, I cannot just bet on random sports that I don't like just because I want to bet on a game. since the interest is not there, it is going to affect the way i go about the majority of my games and predictions and is going to be really stressful for me while i gamble. i feel that it is best to focus on a single game and try to understand it so well that your losses reduce to a large extent. i tis not necessary that as a single person you get yourself involved in so many sports to the extent of checking out new sports that you are not familiar with. maybe if it is just that you are an inquisitive type that is just trying to learn new things the that is not an issue but if that is not the case and you are stressing yourself out just because you do not want to gamble just on a single game, then it is definitely not worth it at all.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Studying will always have and bring positive effects of knowledge, but I consider that people who have practiced sports have a much greater advantage than those who are learning it, experience is something that is very important even in sports, reading and learning about sports make us clear about their rules, but other aspects do not, and those aspects for me are the most important.

[Oluwa-btc]

Studying is good, it's a positive means to keep one grounded and wrapped up with complex ideas that keeps implying informative and evenly functional with the activities involved.Seriously,it does have it's way of getting one prepared for certain experiences and positions.

[Nwada001]

I enjoy watching a few sports but I don't think knowing multiple sports has helped with anything. When I make a bet on a cricket match, the knowledge I used is gathered from cricket alone and there was no interference of knowledge from other sports.

If you are even combining sports together, you might end up missing the knowledge and complicating things when you want to make a prediction on a particular sport. For fun, it's enjoyable to watch different types of sports games, but if it's for it to determine and help in predicting the outcome of another sport based on the experience and idea gotten from a different sport, I have never seen such put into practice.

[lionheart78]

In short, I have adopted a formula for myself that your thinking as a bettor will develop when you study different sports and compare them with each other. Do you think this development really happens? If so, how does it manifest itself?

It will only overwhelm  your minds in analysing different sports unless you are a super genius to remember everything.  One does not need different sports in order to develop his data on one sports since basketball is different from football and soccer and they are not composed of the same team. Any data that you get in different sports is independent from each other so it does not really help except to eat up your time.  Remember, each sports have also different leagues and categories, so it will only confuse a person since each analyis on every sports is not connected to each other. 

[Mate2237]

Studying different sports gives you the privilege of knowing more sporting events with the hopes of improving your gambling skills we should not only restrict ourselves to only certain spots and so to be all round when it comes to gambling it's important that people should do research because doing so will be important to any serious gambler.




Gambling with the right mindset is one that should be taken serious because the state of once mind is important because one thing that I have seen is that gambling plays with our mind so a gambler who doesn't have settled mindset will struggle and one way to make the mind settle is by doing study to explore more about sport and get more information about different sports

[Distinctin]

Learning how different sports work creates a good opportunity for you to be able to familiarize how to make possible income within that specific sport, so that in the future when you decide to bet on it, you will no longer have a hard time understanding that kind of game.

However, since we are gambling, engaging into different kinds of sports will only contribute some kind of confusion and pressure instead of trying to build your focus and attention to a certain sport that you think you are knowledgeable the most and you have good background on how to play that game and how those certain teams or players perform in the game. With that, you will gain higher rate of winning from your bet, especially if you know the game well.

[o48o]

You might already know football that’s why but it’s actually quite difficult. There are a lot of rules and you need to know the format of the field and what’s allowed and not. Positions of each player as well is a factor.

I think tennis is the easiest sport to learn

How for example running is more difficult then that?

And it doesn't really matter how easy something looks, higher the level where you are competing, learning curve will bend a lot. And you will have new standards for being good at something.

I thought acrobatics were easy as long i practiced it daily, until i met people that set my standards on whole another level. After that i realized that there was so much things i haven't learned, because i didn't knew those things were possible to learn.

[$weetne$$]

Sports are very popular with everyone but when it comes to gambling I never try new sports I only bet on games that I am already familiar with. Like football and cricket. I don't have much experience betting on any other sports and I bet very little on sports because I like to enjoy casino games more because they provide a lot of entertainment and also the results are very fast. When betting on sports I have to wait until the match is over which is annoying to me. I never like waiting for a long time while gambling.

Sticking with that which you know very will will always keep you in a safe spot more than when you are trying out something new, you may get lucky sometimes but it is best with that which you know better because with that, luck, experience and even skills will all be playing out to give you that edge you will not have if you are gambling on something new that you are not very familiar with. I do not find the wait for sport games annoying because even me either enjoy watching some of these games as they are been played.