Is this true

[Dave1]

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

It could also be true for small bettors like the most of us here. We analyze the data we have before placing.

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's hard to answer this, so maybe they have someone working for them. Or they are the only one looking at all the data, again like a usual bettor.

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?

For sports betting this might be true, but still though when you have all this data, it might just confused you. What I'm saying is that maybe the best strategy is that you didn't have to be a statistical genius to place your bet. Even if you're a big whale, a simple ML bet or a handicap bet will do without much of looking at the statistics.

[NurseHub]

There's something you should understand about a rich man's gambling, and this is it: you should understand that when a rich man loses a fortune, it's painful, but because he has backup plans, it can be hidden.
In fact, they are not ready for our pity, so it doesn't matter, most of them keep it to them self. I'm not objecting to this question, it can be reality, but there are levels to how they react to it.
I know a man who always comes in with a prediction, and he always gets the win, but sometimes when he loses, he will just tear his slip and walk away. You can see his mood, but he will only relate to this calibre, not make noise of it. They go for better analysis too, and some buy what they call a 'sure bet', even though it's not every time sure, but most times they win. And sometimes, don't be surprised if it's just luck because they won't tell you about their unlucky days. It's the desperation of winning the jackpot that affects more gamblers, that's why it's advisable not to expect too much from it. Another is, you want a jackpot; you want it huge. How much do you think this man stakes compared to yours? Most of them pick just a few games and use huge money to get what they want.

[Jewan420]

This may be true, but it is completely unfounded. Having more money does not mean that you will win at gambling. Elon Musk's wealth would have increased several times over. How skillfully and wisely you gamble has some impact on winning, and most importantly, you have to be lucky. If you are not lucky, then you are definitely going to lose, in which case your money will not be worth it. Winning at gambling may require luck and statistical analysis, more money does not play any role.

[SUPERSAIAN]

These are always theories. When gambling and betting are involved, a whole host of theories automatically arise. Unfortunately, corruption exists in most sports. Recently, the Football Federation in my country announced that many referees were unfortunately registered on gambling sites. I don't think this is the case in just one country, I'm sure there are many similar ones. Unless proven, some things remain in the air, simply in theory.

[maydna]

I don't know about that but I believe that is possible. Those rich people can hide themselves from people so they can place big bets without worry. They have sources that help them to select the team so they don't just place a bet on random. Once they win, their winnings will be bigger than others. They place big bets so their win will also be big. That is normal and can not be compared to others. You will not find them easily because I think they are hiding themselves from the public.

[Scarlett_23]

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?

It may not be entirely true, I have seen big bettors lose just like us the average bettors. Having a bigger money doesn't guarantee you that you have more advantage of getting accurate games to bet on unless you are working with someone in the field and you are getting correct information from them that you can even bet your life on and this can only be possible when fraud is also involved. Having so much confidence as a bettor only means that someone is communicating with an athlete that is involved in the game and you are sure that they would definitely manipulate the game in your favor, and no having bigger money doesn't mean having bigger sense or cautiousness.

Before placing a big bet, the bettor must make all arrangements to reduce the risk using information, data analysis, software and wants to put himself in the position of winning. In this case, even if the chances of winning are high, the winning streak will not be the same. If that were the case, the world's billionaires would have abandoned all their other activities or worked hard to become involved in betting only. If you can win a big bet, there is a possibility of profit as well as a huge amount of loss.

[tread93]

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.

Its all about who you test I suppose, when you get that big I feel like the platform may even pay that person (not saying that Stake is doing that) but we can't rule out the possibility that perhaps they even have some of these influencers paid off to place off bets for the purpose of raking in more dough. Not a proven theory or anything again this is just my guy speaking here. Drake is a great example to use though, he has famously lost huge bets!

[Yablee0]

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?

My dear, the word "gamble" is a respected of no man, no matter your financial capability it doesn't treat any set of persons special then the other, when it wants to hit you hard not even your money or your big stakes can save you. As a matter of facts, big bet that worth millions of dollars has failed like wise little bet as well, so it's not mandatory or a most that  gambling success is one sided or based on your big stakes no, it's up and down is for the both sides, the big stakes and also the small stakes is just depends on how lucky you are.

[Die_empty]

This may be true, but it is completely unfounded. Having more money does not mean that you will win at gambling. Elon Musk's wealth would have increased several times over. How skillfully and wisely you gamble has some impact on winning, and most importantly, you have to be lucky. If you are not lucky, then you are definitely going to lose, in which case your money will not be worth it. Winning at gambling may require luck and statistical analysis, more money does not play any role.

All these claims are mere speculations without evidence to back them up. I don't think big bettors have access to information that common gamblers don't have. The Web is open to all, and artificial intelligence tools have even made it easier to do fair analysis and come up with reasonable predictions.

It is also important to mention that these high rollers might have access to insider information Maybe they have people inside a team that feeds them with secret information about a club. We also recently saw the massive betting fraud in the NBA. These rich bettors were able to influence players with money, causing them to fix games. Some of the edge big gamblers have is that they win big since they also bet higher.

[Pandorak]

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 have heard this several times and it has often been a topic of discussion among my friends who have also been gamblers for a long time, perhaps because we think it is an interesting topic, imagining that it could increase our winnings if it really existed and of course, if we had access to it. However, as time goes on, we realize that the biggest factor in achieving a win is simply luck. Any analysis doesn’t guarantee anything, it only increases confidence and hope, but the outcome remains uncertain. Even the most experienced gamblers can lose.

[Hewlet]

This may be true, but it is completely unfounded. Having more money does not mean that you will win at gambling. Elon Musk's wealth would have increased several times over.

while wealth does not directly give one an upper hand in gambling, if the like of elun musk gambles, he probably will have greater chances of ending up with a better returns from his games than the average person. the reason for this is simple and that is that he just like the regular gambler shares same fate with them in terms of depending on luck but apart from that, his possession of cash gives him the ability to try out different things you and i can not try. with such advantage also comes an issue where he can also loose more than the regular person.

[iv4n]

Is it true that these people wins more than someone who use small amount of money?

Since they stake more, they can win more. But when they lose, they lose a lot...

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?

You answered your own questions. Their chances of losing are maybe lower, but we can discuss how lower they are... a few percent, maybe lower or higher?

I am sure there are whale sports bettors with awesome winning rates... but there are also rich people who simply lose a lot more than they win.

I was told to find and follow these type of people's bets and i will end up winning more than i will lose.

I think you should try it, and don't forget to share your experience with us... Good luck.

[Mpamaegbu]

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 believe that those who gamble heavily don't just depend on random numbers to place their bets. They often look for insiders or when they find loopholes to exploit to their advantage. Nobody likes losing money. This is why match fixing won't go away. However, since gambling depends more on luck than skills; these people don't get to win every bet even when they think they've everything figured out.

[Promocodeudo]

My dear, the word "gamble" is a respected of no man, no matter your financial capability it doesn't treat any set of persons special then the other, when it wants to hit you hard not even your money or your big stakes can save you. As a matter of facts, big bet that worth millions of dollars has failed like wise little bet as well, so it's not mandatory or a most that  gambling success is one sided or based on your big stakes no, it's up and down is for the both sides, the big stakes and also the small stakes is just depends on how lucky you are.

No bet is assured, the amount we stake doesn't make our bet safe nah nah nah, our bets are dependent on how lucky we are according to what you have said so far, but there's also one thing I want to clear, since we are adviced to gamble with what we can afford to lose, we should also get the point that the amount we can afford differs Individually, since our fimcailly status is different, if we can gamble within our level then it is fine but gambling above your means all in the name of your bet is sure is regarded as an unwise decision for any gambler to take, gamblers should learn how to gamble and remain in track by reminding themselves that gambling is mainly for fun.

[Mehmet69]

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?

The Real rich never gamble for money. They usually gamble for entertainment. Gambling is really fun when you gamble for yourself. The things you mentioned seem to suggest that the rich do not gamble, but rather they analyze and go for income. Your idea seems completely wrong. Because the rich people I have seen gambling have mostly lost huge amounts of money. If they really had such a system, I don't think they would have lost huge amounts of money laughing.

[Ryu_Ar1]

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

Regardless of big or small bettors in the end when we are in gambling / betting obviously we will not do this carelessly because after all especially in sportsbetting we must be aware that betting cannot be done just by randomizing rendom because even though our intuition may run but still there must be research so that we can be sure of the bet so your question I will answer correctly in this context

Is it true that some big bettors have stronger data analysts working for them?

This also goes back to the situation that when we bet then both big and small bettors are all on the same footing so there is no reference or benchmark that big gamblers have better analysis than us because the key here is about the seriousness that we have and it doesn't relate to big or small bettors because it's all the same to me.

[Maslate]

I believe if you are a wise bettor, you will never place bets without proper analysis and caution, and this does not limit only to the rich gamblers but even the poor ones who are good enough in gambling. However, everyone is prone to losses whether you bet a small or decent amount, as long as gambling is concerned, since we are gambling on such unpredictable market, and the outcomes will never be controllable by us.

Rich or poor, we all gamble and eventually lose, that's the nature of gambling, as no one can beat the casino house.

[moneystery]

I think those big bettors use their own strategies to be able to analyze better, so their chances of winning are higher than those of regular bettors.
But for rich people who bet, they should have a chance of winning that is almost the same as ordinary bettors, there are many examples of artists who bet but they still lose in the end.
So, simply having a large capital or wealth doesn't guarantee a person's chances of winning. There are other, far more important factors, such as sharp analysis, experience, and other factors, that can make a significant difference in betting outcomes.

[Felicity_Tide]

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

Not sure of why they should be called bettors if they don't play bet in the first place. Of course they do. Some of them uses similar approach with smaller bettors. There is nothing really special with their bet other than the amount they stake, and the odds they choose.

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'm not sure if big bettors employ data analyst to work for them.
AFAIK, they do their own analysis themselves, and bet on their own games base on their choice. And of course, they do win more considering the amount they usually stake. And at the same time, they also lose more than those who stake little. But one interesting thing I have learnt about these big bettors is that they don't go for games with massive odds. They select their odds wisely because they are concerned with how much they stake. A big bettor would prefer to go for an odd of 1.5 rather than an odd of 4.5.

[programmer3666]

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 have heard this several times and it has often been a topic of discussion among my friends who have also been gamblers for a long time, perhaps because we think it is an interesting topic, imagining that it could increase our winnings if it really existed and of course, if we had access to it. However, as time goes on, we realize that the biggest factor in achieving a win is simply luck. Any analysis doesn’t guarantee anything, it only increases confidence and hope, but the outcome remains uncertain. Even the most experienced gamblers can lose.

yea! that is true to an extent because some of this big bettors do have data analysts or use advanced stats before placing bets but that does not mean they always win!! luck still plays a big part even the smartest analysis can not predict everything that happens in a match and following their bets does not always guarantee profit either. sometimes they lose heavily too! they just have bigger bankrolls to absorb the losses. the main difference is that rich bettors can afford to take bigger risks while small bettors often can not