Is this true

[KiaKia]

Is it true that big bettors don't just place bet?
Is it true that some big bettors have stronger data analysts working for them?
Is it true that these people wins more than someone who use small amount of money?

I was told that rich people who gambles don't just risk a fortune on a game or  match, they have reliable sources and their chances of losing is lower than a normal gambler?

I was told to find and follow these type of people's bets and i will end up winning more than i will lose. Does bigger money makes or means bigger sense and cautiousness?

[Merit.s]

I don't know where you got this information from because the last time I checked rich gamblers run at loss just like a normal gambler because only few people have made profit from gambling in the long run.

There was a rich man that got broke through gambling, he sold his house and he's currently in his village. Don't get it twisted because these guys that you are talking about might not exist. Gamble for fun and don't allow making profit mislead you into losing more money. I might be wrong though.

[Oshosondy]

Is it true that big bettors don't just place bet?

I do not know but the probability is high. They save the money and use it to bet on a single match after a long period of time. Yes, I think so too.

Is it true that some big bettors have stronger data analysts working for them?
Is it true that these people wins more than someone who use small amount of money?

It is very possible but I do not think they need any analyst.
Anyone can become broke, it is good to know this. Gambling can turn good or bad for anyone but those that gamble frequently will definitely lose more.

I was told to find and follow these type of people's bets and i will end up winning more than i will lose. Does bigger money makes or means bigger sense and cautiousness?

No.

[fruktik]

Is it true that big bettors don't just place bet?
Is it true that some big bettors have stronger data analysts working for them?
Is it true that these people wins more than someone who use small amount of money?

I was told that rich people who gambles don't just risk a fortune on a game or  match, they have reliable sources and their chances of losing is lower than a normal gambler?

I was told to find and follow these type of people's bets and i will end up winning more than i will lose. Does bigger money makes or means bigger sense and cautiousness?

This is complete nonsense, frankly. Where are these conclusions coming from? What kind of strange new theory is this? Another illusory vision of the gambling world. Rich people also lose money, and in large quantities. They're far from an indicator to rely on. It's better to do your own research and make your own choice than to trust someone else with your money.

[danherbias07]

No, I don't think that's the case.

Use Drake as an example. Betting big and losing money, especially in sports events, where he only uses his emotions when placing the bet.

There's a possibility that they are just gamblers who can afford such amounts. There's also a chance that it's a pool. (A group of people who shared money to place in one bet.) I tried this before and actually even asked it here in the forum if following the high rollers is a good idea. I tested it, and because there's a "copy the bet" feature in Stake.com, it's easy to do it. Sadly, I have not won anything from following them. Zero. Nada. So I stopped.

[AVE5]

Is it true that big bettors don't just place bet?
Is it true that some big bettors have stronger data analysts working for them?
Is it true that these people wins more than someone who use small amount of money?

Winning is winning and it doesn't matter whether you won big or small. It's all best to the strategies that brings you the success.
When you chasing high multiplier on high odds or you're staking with huge amount and you're lucky to win, definitely you'll win big.
I don't think there's reliable data that particularly gives big wins. We're all just trying luck even though we've professional analytical skills or tools.
We've also been hearing about Ai prediction tool that claims to be reliable but yet non has been provable to be true of guaranteeing you winning.

[Natalim]

Using rich people as a reference might not be accurate. If you’re talking about gamblers who actually study stats and think carefully before placing bets, then it’s more appropriate to call them professional gamblers. Sure, they bet big amounts, but that doesn’t automatically make them rich, we don’t really know their net worth BTW. In my view, there are two kinds of gamblers, the casual ones who just play for fun, and the pros who treat betting seriously, aiming to make a living out of it.

[Out of mind]

This is partly true, big bettors do not rely solely on luck but also have various management systems, including data analysis, team tracking, and weather, as well as the team's mental state. Those who bet big definitely take the help of a strong team and they analyze and use various sources and information. Basically, they have a higher number of wins than normal people because they do not bet on emotions but bet calculatedly, which means they do not lose but win more. And betting with big money is a bit risky, but they bet with a lot of discipline, and use their long-term strategy with caution. Yes, big bets often keep them alert and aware, they bet with experience and responsibility and avoid emotions.

[swogerino]

Is it true that big bettors don't just place bet?
Is it true that some big bettors have stronger data analysts working for them?
Is it true that these people wins more than someone who use small amount of money?

I was told that rich people who gambles don't just risk a fortune on a game or  match, they have reliable sources and their chances of losing is lower than a normal gambler?

I was told to find and follow these type of people's bets and i will end up winning more than i will lose. Does bigger money makes or means bigger sense and cautiousness?

I will counter all these questions with a simple answer from my personal experience related to such persons. I thought the same as you regarding these questions and saw these persons as winning ones until something happened. In a casino platform where they let you copy other people bets, I tried to copy the bets of people who placed thousand dollars as their bet amount and I kept losing when I copied their bets. So from that moment I changed my mind as these persons despite having a lot of money they kept losing in a consistent way and their bets were with very low odds, so based on such statement I can clearly say no one, not even rich people have an edge to win in sport betting.

[btc_angela]

Is it true that big bettors don't just place bet?
Is it true that some big bettors have stronger data analysts working for them?
Is it true that these people wins more than someone who use small amount of money?

I was told that rich people who gambles don't just risk a fortune on a game or  match, they have reliable sources and their chances of losing is lower than a normal gambler?

I was told to find and follow these type of people's bets and i will end up winning more than i will lose. Does bigger money makes or means bigger sense and cautiousness?

Great question and it could be possible. If you really make sports betting your job then possible that you might have all the data and crunched it and probably used AI to analyze and make the right bet for you.

Again, their could be pro sports bettors as compare to those who just have a lot of money and bet on certain sports with just little to no analysis at all. As compare to individuals who make betting their livelihood, their main income.

[Sanitough]

This is partly true, big bettors do not rely solely on luck but also have various management systems, including data analysis, team tracking, and weather, as well as the team's mental state.

There are only a few who are really reckless in gambling, some just do it for fun because they’re already making huge money from their businesses. I’ve seen a documentary too about a guy who runs a mattress business and makes millions, yet he regularly goes to Vegas just to burn money at the tables. with that, not all big bettors are serious about winning. Some just have so much money to burn that gambling becomes their way to unwind and enjoy themselves.

[giammangiato]

I was told to find and follow these type of people's bets and i will end up winning more than i will lose. Does bigger money makes or means bigger sense and cautiousness?

It seems very exaggerated to me, a rich person rather than paying an analyst to calculate bets, perhaps pays a broker to invest in the stock market.
Because if you pay to have an analyst it's meant to make money from gambling it's certainly not meant to have fun, if you want to earn money invest in something safer don't you think?
It really seems counterintuitive to me, maybe I'm wrong.
They are less likely to lose, but they are not infallible.

[_act_]

Great question and it could be possible. If you really make sports betting your job then possible that you might have all the data and crunched it and probably used AI to analyze and make the right bet for you.

AI make the world to be very easy now but that does not mean the person would win the bookies. That is just the problem in betting. The day the bettor will lose, the bettor will not know it is coming. The bookies are happy with AI as they can not be used to guarantee bets to be won.

Again, their could be pro sports bettors as compare to those who just have a lot of money and bet on certain sports with just little to no analysis at all. As compare to individuals who make betting their livelihood, their main income.

Yes, they are pros but unfortunately only 3% of gamblers are winning. And even on long term, we do not even now if the 3% is accurate because some that won within a year might lose the in the following years.

[freedomgo]

Yes, they are pros but unfortunately only 3% of gamblers are winning. And even on long term, we do not even now if the 3% is accurate because some that won within a year might lose the following years.

3% might even be high.. I’d say 1% is a much safer number.

You never really know what these people are doing behind the scenes unless you’re betting big yourself. But for most of us, we tend to get a bit bitter when we see someone placing huge bets. We start thinking they’re crazy because, in our minds, gambling is only winnable by luck, so eventually, they’ll lose. That’s just the kind of perception we sometimes have, especially when we can’t relate to that level of risk-taking.

[davis196]

Is it true that big bettors don't just place bet?
Is it true that some big bettors have stronger data analysts working for them?
Is it true that these people wins more than someone who use small amount of money?

I was told that rich people who gambles don't just risk a fortune on a game or  match, they have reliable sources and their chances of losing is lower than a normal gambler?

I was told to find and follow these type of people's bets and i will end up winning more than i will lose. Does bigger money makes or means bigger sense and cautiousness?

Putting all rich gamblers in the same category is a mistake. Some rich gamblers are wasting money on the casino like there's no tomorrow.
The theory about some rich people having connections with the betting mafia will never get old. There's no way for me and you to prove such theory and relying on gossips and rumors about rich people betting on fixed games isn't a good approach. I do believe that the betting mafia actually exists, but I do not believe that betting mafia would ever help some rich people to make big profits out of sports betting.
What do you mean by "stronger data analysis"? You could have the best data analyst in the world, but your bet can still be wasted, because no data analyst could have a 100% success rate.

[Anayochukwu]

I don't know why most gamblers normally believe on other bettors success, especially when they hear about huge win they wouldn't ask questions, they would start having the feeling that they can get it the same way, forgetting that luck plays a significant role in the game. It is very important for a gambler to make his own decisions without depending someone win,  because gambling doesn't seem to work the same way, it is only luck that can easily make it to be possible.

[Sammye3]

Is it true that big bettors don't just place bet?
Is it true that some big bettors have stronger data analysts working for them?
Is it true that these people wins more than someone who use small amount of money?

I was told that rich people who gambles don't just risk a fortune on a game or  match, they have reliable sources and their chances of losing is lower than a normal gambler?

I was told to find and follow these type of people's bets and i will end up winning more than i will lose. Does bigger money makes or means bigger sense and cautiousness?

I don't think this is entirely the case because betting is a game of luck and not fixed predictions. There have being several occasions of people buying fixed games and they lose out on this games so it's not assured at any point.

With proper analysis, you could minimize the risk of loss and maximize your earnings because even the analyst cannot get you perfect predictions always. There must be occasions of losses too so it's more or less a waste of resources.

The big game bettors could invest that into a more controlled entity over gambling which is a risk and a drain to one's mental and emotional health when put into full consideration or dependency.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

There's a saying that when you hear the same thing from different persons, it means that there's an atom of truth in it but I'm just getting to hear this from you. It could be true because some big bettors are not just taking it for fun but as a result to make money regardless of the risk. We know that nothing is actually impossible (apart from a few things) for many people.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

I was told to find and follow these type of people's bets and i will end up winning more than i will lose. Does bigger money makes or means bigger sense and cautiousness?

Don't bother yourself don't what you were told. You may not find one and in your quest you may get scammed of valuable money as these games with inside information is mostly expensive and rare.

Being a big bettor doesn't guarantee success, some big bettors got addicted and went into financial crisis so whatever could happen to the average bettor is still applicable to the big bettor.

Some big guys get inside information about fixed matches and all that but the scam of them are more rampant than genuine ones, here I'll advise you to continue gambling moderately and have your fun, that's what I do now and I'm fine

[criptoevangelista]

From what I understood, your post refers to privileged information. People who have access to athletes or to some kind of fraud or corruption inside betting. I believe that this type of person is not easy to come across, especially for regular people. Maybe only if someone is a family member or very close.

There’s also an important point: wealthy people don’t put their money at risk randomly. They don’t play to lose. They only place bets when they are highly confident they can win. And it’s very hard to know where a wealthy person is betting, since casinos and betting platforms don’t make that information public. Unless the person decides to share it, no one will know.