Have you ever found yourself doing this?

[ejikeme24]

I do bet on live but i do it separately, I mean when I play pre match bet no matter the scores I don't think of betting them live because I wouldn't want to loss both sides. i know betting on live is somewhat better than pre match because you can decide to bet when the time must have gone far maybe 70 to 80 then wining becomes somehow certain though sometimes you can Still make a bet within that range and still loss the bet because bookmakers is always smart if they see that there's a high chance of wining let's say team 1 is leading with 4 goals in 80 minutes they will have the wining odd locked up because they know that even if it's 1.02 odds that is given to that team that is leading, some gamblers can decide to heavy stake on that odd which is why they easily Lock odds when there's high chance of wining.

[Slow death]

I don't like live betting because I realized very early on how dangerous it was. The scenario that happened to me was the same as you described; no matter how I did the pre-game analysis, during the game I would forget all the mistakes I detected during my pre-game analysis and make the mistake of betting on the opponent I had predicted would lose, but since they were winning live, I convinced myself otherwise and consequently lost my bet. It was very irritating.

[mcdouglasx]

Honestly, when I place a bet, I don't really look at the live odds anymore. I just enjoy the matches. If I win, great; if I lose, that's okay too. I don't take it so seriously. As discussed in another thread, live odds are a way for bookmakers to manipulate bets to avoid significant losses and, if anything, maximize the probability of future profits. It's not like they'll find out something new about the match at the last minute that would change things, although in rare cases they might, like a last-minute withdrawal of a key player or something like that. But generally, bookmakers are just playing with bets on team A against team B. For example, team A has been heavily bet on; if they win, there's a risk of loss. Let's improve the odds for team B and encourage people to trust them to balance the books.

[Muba20]

That happened to me not long ago, and it really made me see how risky it is to let emotions take over while betting live. You think you’re making a smart move, but in reality, you’re just reacting out of frustration and fear of losing the first one.

I had an embarrassing situation a few days ago when I placed a bet. The odds on my bet were 1.50. After I placed the bet, I saw that at one point in the bet, the odds increased and the odds on the other team were decreasing. I couldn't control my emotions, so I changed my bet to the opposite team, but after some time, the bet changed direction again and I faced a loss. It is very important to control your emotions when you are gambling.

[bitbollo]

This is absolutely common for any gamblers out of here
What you had to do is just to made a plan. Why? Because when you have trouble is always too late. Its always better to create a pathway and then follow.
It can happens everything during this time. With a clear pathway you know how to handle issues. You had enough time to draft and gather your targets.
Imagine, you have few minutes for making a decision meanwhile odds are changing fast, players are on the side and so on... its not a wise decision for sure

[Johnlomape]

You place a pre-game bet, say on a team at -10.5, then as you’re watching the game, you realize they’re not performing the way you expected. You check the live line, it’s now down to -2.5, and you convince yourself, “This one’s easy, they’ll definitely cover that.” So you throw in another bet, and somehow, your team still ends up losing.

That happened to me not long ago, and it really made me see how risky it is to let emotions take over while betting live. You think you’re making a smart move, but in reality, you’re just reacting out of frustration and fear of losing the first one.

If you are this kind of a gambler, you will need to stop and don't gamble again when you noticed that you are emotional. Being emotional can cause you so many loses if you don't watch how you gamble. Make a single bet on each team when you are on a live session. This will help you reduce the number of loses you could have if you don't bet on the same team on different games. If you do this and that one team lose, it will affect all your bets and that will be very painful for you to have learnt your lesson earlier than that.

[mvdheuvel1983]

That happened to me not long ago, and it really made me see how risky it is to let emotions take over while betting live. You think you’re making a smart move, but in reality, you’re just reacting out of frustration and fear of losing the first one.

I had an embarrassing situation a few days ago when I placed a bet. The odds on my bet were 1.50. After I placed the bet, I saw that at one point in the bet, the odds increased and the odds on the other team were decreasing. I couldn't control my emotions, so I changed my bet to the opposite team, but after some time, the bet changed direction again and I faced a loss. It is very important to control your emotions when you are gambling.

This is the more reasons why you shouldn't be monitoring your bets after gambling if you are the type that gets emotional after placing each bet cause of you keep following the odds you keep gambling without control and if you are not lucky to win you end up having more losses than expected. Odds are influenced by the actions in the field if your selection is controlling the ball in sports betting you see the odd decreasing but when they issues like red card, their opponents is dominating the game you see the odds increasing while the odds of their opponents will decrease, you have to know all this so they you don't fall for the tricks and lose more money.

[TopT3ns]

That happened to me not long ago, and it really made me see how risky it is to let emotions take over while betting live. You think you’re making a smart move, but in reality, you’re just reacting out of frustration and fear of losing the first one.

I had an embarrassing situation a few days ago when I placed a bet. The odds on my bet were 1.50. After I placed the bet, I saw that at one point in the bet, the odds increased and the odds on the other team were decreasing. I couldn't control my emotions, so I changed my bet to the opposite team, but after some time, the bet changed direction again and I faced a loss. It is very important to control your emotions when you are gambling.

This is the more reasons why you shouldn't be monitoring your bets after gambling if you are the type that gets emotional after placing each bet cause of you keep following the odds you keep gambling without control and if you are not lucky to win you end up having more losses than expected. Odds are influenced by the actions in the field if your selection is controlling the ball in sports betting you see the odd decreasing but when they issues like red card, their opponents is dominating the game you see the odds increasing while the odds of their opponents will decrease, you have to know all this so they you don't fall for the tricks and lose more money.

You are correct, people who become emotionally overpowering do not need to always review their bets once made. When we are overindulged in the result we foolishly fuss that which ought to be amusement into a source of worry. Betting odds in the middle of the game usually causes us to bet once more although it does not always translate to winning. In case we are not able to resist that urge losses can start to roll. The best thing to do in your prob is to leave the bet after one places the bet which makes gambling a form of entertainment and not a stressor.

[Fredomago]

Placing multiple bets can lead to having significant losses and most of the time this is caused by having to much anxiety or fear of losing the previous you placed. I have learned to run one stake at a time on a daily basis and it doesn't matter whether I'm winning or losing I always stick to it so that I don't have double or triple losses at the long run. What a lot of gamblers lack is self control and discipline, that's the reason why they allow their emotions to control them and they can't make the right decisions that would be in their favour. Learn how to control your emotions as a gambler.

It's a must having such control over your own emotions, just like you said most of the time those kind of decision making is out of fear thinking that doing a follow up bet may save your butt losing your initial stakes, but most of the time it ends up losing more instead of moving forward and find another value bets.

Your decision making matter most that's why it's important to have that limitation and good discipline to avoid messing with your finances.

If you take the risk best to wait for the outcome and acceptance is a key factor to continue enjoying and minimizing your possible losses.

[MRY]

It's a must having such control over your own emotions, just like you said most of the time those kind of decision making is out of fear thinking that doing a follow up bet may save your butt losing your initial stakes, but most of the time it ends up losing more instead of moving forward and find another value bets.

Your decision making matter most that's why it's important to have that limitation and good discipline to avoid messing with your finances.

If you take the risk best to wait for the outcome and acceptance is a key factor to continue enjoying and minimizing your possible losses.

That is actually quite true, as in cases when money and emotional pressures are involved, the primary matter of self control is what makes the difference in one making sound decisions. All the actions must be conducted on clear cut calculations, but they should not be made on a whim of emotion. Stopping to gamble is also a way of intelligent risk taking. The ability of an individual to wait calmly till the outcome is reached is evident of mental maturity. A calm acceptance of a loss will most of the times open the door to making improved decisions in the future.

[Lanatsa]

That happened to me not long ago, and it really made me see how risky it is to let emotions take over while betting live. You think you’re making a smart move, but in reality, you’re just reacting out of frustration and fear of losing the first one.

I had an embarrassing situation a few days ago when I placed a bet. The odds on my bet were 1.50. After I placed the bet, I saw that at one point in the bet, the odds increased and the odds on the other team were decreasing. I couldn't control my emotions, so I changed my bet to the opposite team, but after some time, the bet changed direction again and I faced a loss. It is very important to control your emotions when you are gambling.

This is the more reasons why you shouldn't be monitoring your bets after gambling if you are the type that gets emotional after placing each bet cause of you keep following the odds you keep gambling without control and if you are not lucky to win you end up having more losses than expected. Odds are influenced by the actions in the field if your selection is controlling the ball in sports betting you see the odd decreasing but when they issues like red card, their opponents is dominating the game you see the odds increasing while the odds of their opponents will decrease, you have to know all this so they you don't fall for the tricks and lose more money.

You are correct, people who become emotionally overpowering do not need to always review their bets once made. When we are overindulged in the result we foolishly fuss that which ought to be amusement into a source of worry. Betting odds in the middle of the game usually causes us to bet once more although it does not always translate to winning. In case we are not able to resist that urge losses can start to roll. The best thing to do in your prob is to leave the bet after one places the bet which makes gambling a form of entertainment and not a stressor.

Emotions and live betting really don’t mix well once you start reacting instead of thinking everything gets messy it’s like being caught in a storm of odds moving up and down and you convince yourself that you’re making logical decisions but deep down it’s all panic and trying to recover what you think you’re about to lose. When you place a bet and then keep refreshing the screen watching the odds shift every few seconds it just builds anxiety and that’s what leads to impulsive moves like switching sides or doubling down to chase losses and most of the time that’s how bankrolls vanish faster than expected.

Not monitoring bets is spot on the moment you’ve placed your bet just step back let the game play out because the more you stare the more tempted you’ll be to interfere and emotion always wins in those moments live odds change for so many reasons game flow injuries red cards even public betting pressure it’s not always a reflection of the final result. The best gamblers i’ve seen are the ones who treat betting like planting a seed they make their analysis place their bet and walk away they know they can’t control what happens on the field so they control themselves instead discipline is what separates a gambler who lasts from one who burns out in frustration.

[giammangiato]

Sometimes you just get tempted to bet, especially when there are no other games available and you want to end the day profitable. But most of the time, it turns out the opposite. That’s just the reality, once emotions start to dictate our decisions, they usually lead us the wrong way.

Unfortunately, ending the day in a profitable way is not to use this method, I say this from personal experience, obviously referring to large bets.
If in the end you do like me by playing little, just for the sake of it and to prove your luck then the risk may be worth it, spend little you get a lot "if you win".
On the other hand, if you don't play you will never have the chance to win.

[beveryu778]

You place a pre-game bet, say on a team at -10.5, then as you’re watching the game, you realize they’re not performing the way you expected. You check the live line, it’s now down to -2.5, and you convince yourself, “This one’s easy, they’ll definitely cover that.” So you throw in another bet, and somehow, your team still ends up losing.

That happened to me not long ago, and it really made me see how risky it is to let emotions take over while betting live. You think you’re making a smart move, but in reality, you’re just reacting out of frustration and fear of losing the first one.

This happens to people when they are too excited about gambling and have overconfidence in themselves. This has not happened to me because I do not double bet in one place. I am very afraid of gambling but still I enjoy it to a very small extent. Why would I take the risk of double betting when I will gamble only for fun? What you are talking about happens to those who gamble to earn income from gambling. This has never happened to me and I think it will never happen to me in the future because I always play gambling very responsibly.

[Doan9269]

You place a pre-game bet, say on a team at -10.5, then as you’re watching the game, you realize they’re not performing the way you expected. You check the live line, it’s now down to -2.5, and you convince yourself, “This one’s easy, they’ll definitely cover that.” So you throw in another bet, and somehow, your team still ends up losing.

That happened to me not long ago, and it really made me see how risky it is to let emotions take over while betting live. You think you’re making a smart move, but in reality, you’re just reacting out of frustration and fear of losing the first one.

We should not allow the emotions control us at some point in time, I have a gambler that whenever he play bets, he do not visit it again till after the match is complete, this was due to his decision in avoiding all forms of unnecessary pressure that may lead to raising expectations and blood pressure as the case maybe, what will be will definitely be, we don't have to get much panics and fear of missing out all because we wanted to gamble, because things may not be as we have wanted in gambling and mounting pressure on ourselves may lead to some other forms of complications we may not want to see happened to us now or later in future, once we place our bet, then we leave it to our fate in winning it or losing it.

[Yamifoud]

Not anymore. Not after suffering a wrong decision made years ago. I just learned how to avoid emotional pressure when gambling because this won't lead you to a favorable result but rather to losing one. Yes, watching live bets is exciting, but if you let your excitement and emotions control your mind, that will absolutely lead you nowhere.

I say this because I've been a victim of this kind of betting. Being confident is good but being too much is another story. And this is happening the most despite knowing that gambling odds are not the sole indicator of who will win. 

[Derekfunds]

You place a pre-game bet, say on a team at -10.5, then as you’re watching the game, you realize they’re not performing the way you expected. You check the live line, it’s now down to -2.5, and you convince yourself, “This one’s easy, they’ll definitely cover that.” So you throw in another bet, and somehow, your team still ends up losing.

That happened to me not long ago, and it really made me see how risky it is to let emotions take over while betting live. You think you’re making a smart move, but in reality, you’re just reacting out of frustration and fear of losing the first one.

It is not all the time this kind of situation do happens sometimes if you still bet after betting before you might win so it all depends on how lucky you are at that point in time and the fact that you play the game after some changes and you didn't win doesn't mean it is always like that sometimes our emotion do make us win. I have seen when somewhere played a game that was about to end with big amount of money, a team was winning 1:0 in 85 minutes and they gave the people losing about 20-40 odds to win and the person risked the game and the person won, the game later ends 1:2, it is all lucky.

[MArsland]

You place a pre-game bet, say on a team at -10.5, then as you’re watching the game, you realize they’re not performing the way you expected. You check the live line, it’s now down to -2.5, and you convince yourself, “This one’s easy, they’ll definitely cover that.” So you throw in another bet, and somehow, your team still ends up losing.

That happened to me not long ago, and it really made me see how risky it is to let emotions take over while betting live. You think you’re making a smart move, but in reality, you’re just reacting out of frustration and fear of losing the first one.

Typically if my favorite team doesn't perform as expected and the bet was placed prematch, I tend to withdraw from the bet to minimize losses. This is because I believe the team's performance is far below par, and statistics also show their dominance on the field is minimal. I cash out the bet and open a new slip with another match.

[Agbamoni]

This is the more reasons why you shouldn't be monitoring your bets after gambling if you are the type that gets emotional after placing each bet cause of you keep following the odds you keep gambling without control and if you are not lucky to win you end up having more losses than expected. Odds are influenced by the actions in the field if your selection is controlling the ball in sports betting you see the odd decreasing but when they issues like red card, their opponents is dominating the game you see the odds increasing while the odds of their opponents will decrease, you have to know all this so they you don't fall for the tricks and lose more money.

They shouldn't be gambling at all. You are too soft on this matter.
Anyone who cannot control emption should never gamble at all. They are literally the reason why people in the society who are against gambling activities are talking bad bout it. If every gambler is a responsible one, the criticism on gambling wouldn't have escalated to this extent. Some persons may have only hate on it because they tried it and lost.

[Yaunfitda]

You place a pre-game bet, say on a team at -10.5, then as you’re watching the game, you realize they’re not performing the way you expected. You check the live line, it’s now down to -2.5, and you convince yourself, “This one’s easy, they’ll definitely cover that.” So you throw in another bet, and somehow, your team still ends up losing.

Yes, I think gamblers become so confident that we go after that and says it's a easy win. And then somewhat we're wrong with our decision as the team losing in the end. And then we blame ourselves for being emotional.

That happened to me not long ago, and it really made me see how risky it is to let emotions take over while betting live. You think you’re making a smart move, but in reality, you’re just reacting out of frustration and fear of losing the first one.

It's really hard to take the emotions out of the equation. Although we have heard it before, but still during the game, we can't help it but take more risk believing that we are right and we will win.

[bounceback]

Sometimes you just get tempted to bet, especially when there are no other games available and you want to end the day profitable. But most of the time, it turns out the opposite. That’s just the reality, once emotions start to dictate our decisions, they usually lead us the wrong way.

Therefore, we are required to be able to control our emotions well when betting and if emotions have taken over then it will definitely result in losses because usually the greater a person's emotions, the greater the losses they will get, I personally have also placed bets several times when emotions were peaking and in the end had to experience defeat because of betting in an emotional state even though we were aware that the bet was very small for us to win but our emotions forced us to place even bigger bets so that in the end all we received was regret and loss.