Studying different sports develops your betting mind.

[AmoreJaz]

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.

If you will explore your income chances here in gambling, you should surely be familiarize with what's happening in every sports you want to bet with. Because if not, it is like betting blindly and you can easily lose your funds with that manner. I would say, it is better to dedicate your time and resources to one particular sports that you are most familiar with and at the same time you are truly enjoying watching and keeping tabs on. As it won't give you burden watching and reading updates because you like the sports in the first place.

I don't think several sports to study and follow is the best way because it would consume a lot of your time and resources and you may end up not mastering all the sports that you are following. In my opinion, stick to one or two sports that you really love and hone your knowledge about these sports so you can have better predictions about the games.

[ShowOff]

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.

If soccer is your favorite sport, I think you'll enjoy the gambling experience even more. For those who don't like soccer, just waiting for the match to end can be boring. So it's understandable that some people don't like to bet randomly on every sport, preferring to bet on their favorites, as this gives them a better chance of winning.

I think it's a responsible gamble to not risk money on a sport you don't understand. Understanding and analysis are essential in sports betting, and for some, they're more exciting than the betting itself. I also really enjoy soccer matches, even when I'm not betting.

[Samlucky O]

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 may seem like developing your mindset according to the op, but to me I prefer focusing on football sports because following up different sports makes me lose focus. Football is one of the best among all, very seamless, effortlessly, tiredless and interesting to predic and analise than any other sport. So studying others sport may develop  mindset but in other hands make a person lose focused from my own perspective.

[Ishicryptic]

Probably, for some bettors studying different sports can develop their betting mind just as you have exactly explained but personal, watching just my favorite sports like football, tennis, boxing, wrestling is even more than enough to give me the idea and knowledge I need to become a good bettors who make accurate analysis and have successful bet most times while sometimes too tables could turn. I really do not believe that in order for someone's betting mindset to improve they need to study different sports.

I like to watch different sports for entertainment but when it's about bet I prefer to bet on only football, it is a sport that I can analyze because I understand and follow it more than others. I love and watch entertainment wrestling a lot and I understand it but I cannot consider betting on it because I understand that most of their fights are fixed. Betting on different sports can be confusing for me because by that I need to analyze them which will be tiring for me so I just prefer to watch and enjoy them.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

Probably, for some bettors studying different sports can develop their betting mind just as you have exactly explained but personal, watching just my favorite sports like football, tennis, boxing, wrestling is even more than enough to give me the idea and knowledge I need to become a good bettors who make accurate analysis and have successful bet most times while sometimes too tables could turn. I really do not believe that in order for someone's betting mindset to improve they need to study different sports.

I like to watch different sports for entertainment but when it's about bet I prefer to bet on only football, it is a sport that I can analyze because I understand and follow it more than others. I love and watch entertainment wrestling a lot and I understand it but I cannot consider betting on it because I understand that most of their fights are fixed. Betting on different sports can be confusing for me because by that I need to analyze them which will be tiring for me so I just prefer to watch and enjoy them.

I also like to bet only on football and cricket when it comes to sports betting, I don't bet on any other sports. But there are many people who bet on different sports uncontrollably, but the results of these are most of the time negative because the reality of each game is different, because they can be scripted or predetermined most of the time, But many people do not understand these things properly, due to which they face a lot of losses. So I think that not all games are suitable for betting, and it is also important to have a realistic attitude to understand this. You should not bet only on emotions, you should bet on the right games through skillful real analysis and research, bet on games that you have a lot of knowledge about and which can be analyzed, but if you bet on any game uncontrollably, they will most of the time bring negative results.

[taufik123]

Studying different sports may seem like developing your mindset according to the op, but to me I prefer focusing on football sports because following up different sports makes me lose focus. Football is one of the best among all, very seamless, effortlessly, tiredless and interesting to predic and analise than any other sport. So studying others sport may develop  mindset but in other hands make a person lose focused from my own perspective.

Football is also the most popular sport and many fans are attracted to football compared to other sports.
But some people also focus on other sports such as tennis, basketball, Baseball and American Football are popular in America.

For analysis and which one is suitable to study, depending on everyone's interests, if football is the most understood then it is the best choice.
Developing a betting mindset for all sports may be a little troublesome, but it's good for a broader knowledge of sports other than soccer.

[alastantiger]

Studying different sports may seem like developing your mindset according to the op, but to me I prefer focusing on football sports because following up different sports makes me lose focus. Football is one of the best among all, very seamless, effortlessly, tiredless and interesting to predic and analise than any other sport. So studying others sport may develop  mindset but in other hands make a person lose focused from my own perspective.

You can decide to focus all your attention on one sport then become good at it or you decide to study different sport that increases your knowledge on the different sports and might help you when you're gambling. There are people that can be playing different sport yet they aren't making as much money as someone that focus on only one sport. While gambling what matters is if you're making money when that's your purpose of gambling or having fun if you're gambling for entertainment. It doesn't matter if you're playing different games or only focusing on one. You'll have to decide and do what's working for you and not minding what's working for others or what others are saying. Your progress and success should be your only concern.

[Maslate]

I love betting and of course I hope to win, that’s why I only study the games I actually enjoy. I don’t follow too many sports, just a few that I really like, so I can focus and improve my skills.

Even before I got into sports betting, I already had a favorite sport, and up to now that’s still the one I stick with when placing bets. I think most of us here are the same, we don’t bet on a lot of sports, not because we don’t have time, but because it’s our passion for that one sport that brought us into betting. It just adds more excitement when we’re watching.

[icebar]

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 may seem like developing your mindset according to the op, but to me I prefer focusing on football sports because following up different sports makes me lose focus. Football is one of the best among all, very seamless, effortlessly, tiredless and interesting to predic and analise than any other sport. So studying others sport may develop  mindset but in other hands make a person lose focused from my own perspective.

If you follow a particular sport well, it is natural that you will have a good idea about that sport. If you are into one sport, there will be many things that will be easy for you to analyze. You will also have a good idea about the condition of the players and their performance, which can help you to win. I can also provide another point that the sport you like will give you the best results. Although there are some who participate in different sports at the same time. In the case of those who gamble, one sport may not be a favorite at times, in that case, if they bet on multi-sports, their results may be better.

[bubilas]

I am strictly against studying different sports if the goal is to bet on one of them.
Isn't it better to focus on one sport and study it thoroughly instead of imitating between different sports and missing some small detail that will make the whole bet wrong?
I know that some players prefer to bet on ping-pong instead of football, because it has the fastest possible result, but this is an indicator that this bettor is no longer interested in the game at all; he needs the outcome of the match as quickly as possible.

[finaleshot2016]

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?

maybe it works for you, but it looks that you've study a sport for betting because I believe that if you're into that sports or you really love that sports, focusing on that specific sports can also grow yourself. It's like the master of all trades but sometimes it's like professionalism that's working with one mastery only. It might work on you for general knowledge, but some sports really need team analysis and of course need to study the team compositions and the level of the roster, you really need a good knowledge in order to have a better understanding on the sports.

If you're targeting a general knowledge, you can even get those if you have a mastery of one. Or maybe watch some Olympics to witness how the play and implementation of rules but watching a lot of sports is exhausting and it's going to be hard to commit in one sport.

[Dunamisx]

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 seen some gamblers that have series of gambling skills and experience in playing games of different kinds, they are gambling not because they needed money, but they try to explore for more potentials through gambling and learn to widens their scope in it, this can also be related to other abilities and competencies, in which they use the ideas and scope in gambling and apply accordingly in various aspects of life, there are lots of benefits in gambling, because playing varieties of games helps develop our minds in preparation to doing other things.

[madnessteat]

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Football is also the most popular sport and many fans are attracted to football compared to other sports.
But some people also focus on other sports such as tennis, basketball, Baseball and American Football are popular in America.

For analysis and which one is suitable to study, depending on everyone's interests, if football is the most understood then it is the best choice.
Developing a betting mindset for all sports may be a little troublesome, but it's good for a broader knowledge of sports other than soccer.

I also like football the most, so I don't bet on other sports games and events. The thing is, I can't even imagine how you can bet on a sport you don't understand at all. Personally, I don't see the point in spending my time learning about a sport just to place bets or develop as a bettor. I bet and gamble for entertainment, not to become a professional gambler, because I realized long ago that I'm not good at it. If I can't find a football match I want to bet on, I can just play poker or, as a last resort, slots.

[Botnake]

I have seen some gamblers that have series of gambling skills and experience in playing games of different kinds, they are gambling not because they needed money, but they try to explore for more potentials through gambling and learn to widens their scope in it, this can also be related to other abilities and competencies, in which they use the ideas and scope in gambling and apply accordingly in various aspects of life, there are lots of benefits in gambling, because playing varieties of games helps develop our minds in preparation to doing other things.

I wish I had that kind of skill, the kind where if I needed money, I could just gamble and win. But sadly, I'm not one of those few lucky or gifted ones. I do believe there are people out there who actually make a living from gambling, and maybe life is easier for them because while most of us are losing, they’re winning consistently. Still, in the bigger picture, the sportsbooks are the ones that always win. They profit regardless of the outcome because they collect juice or vig from both sides of the bet.

[taufik123]

I also like football the most, so I don't bet on other sports games and events. The thing is, I can't even imagine how you can bet on a sport you don't understand at all. Personally, I don't see the point in spending my time learning about a sport just to place bets or develop as a bettor. I bet and gamble for entertainment, not to become a professional gambler, because I realized long ago that I'm not good at it. If I can't find a football match I want to bet on, I can just play poker or, as a last resort, slots.

yes it's better that way, but I'm not interested in games that rely too much on luck and more losses that I get.
It is better to bet on sports matches that I understand and that I know how the flow of the match will be.

I also did an analysis for a few matches just to find out how each team's strategy is and which team will be favored, then how much I will bet.

[GeorgeJohn]

Honestly, I believe focus is extremely important. For me, focusing on just a few sports or even just one already gives me the level of attention and discipline I need.

The question is that, how long will it study it without losing concentration or the attention not be divided, If you concentrate on a particular game to study, one day you may like another game and it will make your attention to be divided

And it's not easy to concentrate on a particular game in the names of gambling, because at end of studying a particular rules and methods of game, the person might deviates from he or her area of concentrations.

[Josefjix]

I've only studied football and that's my favorite for many years from childhood time, I've never loved other sports and so I do not have interest in betting in them at all too. Fair enough, the only opportunity I have gotten in betting on another sports is the size of odds which seems to be successful makes me pick such option into my games, and I've only done that in basketball not others.

The results that comes from other sports betting has never been my concern, I don't care much about how it's been played.

[ralle14]

That's what I also used to think, but it was far from reality and doing it would muddle your betting mind by assuming it can be applicable to another sport. Even though there are parts that could be related between two sports for example like Rugby and American Football, it's still not that simple.

I still recall having a bad time when I tried dipping my toes on a sport I barely know because in certain sports like the NBA, playing at home gives teams a huge advantage while in baseball or hockey it's not as significant.

There's a reason why I see some of the profitable bettors I follow only stick to one sport or league while those who do multiple sports are barely in profit.

[ajanwalker]

In my opinion, a sports bettor should bet on the sport they are best at.

I'd even go one step further: If there are leagues or teams they follow the most, they should bet on those leagues or teams.
Diversifying your bets increases your risk of losing.
A gambler shouldn't bet on unfamiliar sports just for the sake of diversifying.
The best bet is betting on leagues and games you know and are an expert on.

[stadus]

In my opinion, a sports bettor should bet on the sport they are best at.

That’s the key to success. A lot of us tend to overlook this because we think the more sports we bet on, the more fun it gets, but in reality, the path to winning isn’t always fun. It’s actually a boring process because you’re dealing with numbers, doing analysis, and trying to build an effective strategy. If you’re good at one sport, better focus on that and sharpen your skills there. You don’t need to place a ton of bets either, what matters more is quality over quantity.