Are you checking for odds on different betting sites

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I do not know some people can take betting to this extra level by comparing different bookies before betting. They will be checking for the odds that they want to select on the bookies an bet on the bookie that has the highest odd.

This does not make any sense to me and I can not do it but I saw something like this on a thread on the gambling board. Are you doing something like that?

I prefer to bet mostly on just 3 gambling sites. Two of the gambling sites are casinos and bookies and one only has casino. I do not gamble on the gambling sites because of odds advantage but because I want to have fun.

Multiple casinos & sportsbooks have multiple promotions and are partners of different athletes. For example, Chips has its own team of UFC and other MMA organizations, so they had exclusive deals for those who would place a bet on their partner fighters.
I assume that true gambler and sportsbook user will be registered on multiple websites, so they'll definitely check odds on each of them. There is a big difference between 1.6 odd and 1.75 odd when you place money, especially a huge amount of money. For those, who aren't active gamblers and sportsbook users and only place a bet once in a while, I assume that registering on different casinos and going through KYC is more headache and doesn't worth for them to check for odds on different websites.

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I am not a professional bettor, so I don't observe much while betting. I just pick a match and bet on my favorite team. I never look at the odds of the casino or the bookies to make a bet or change my bet depending on them. It doesn't matter if I win or lose the bet. I just bet for fun and enjoy the match. The outcome of a match cannot be determined by the odds or the bookies, sometimes the opposite happens and brings big wins.

I check the odds only to see who the bookmakers are betting on, not to find a more profitable place to bet. Most often, the gap between the odds is negligible, and on average they are the same everywhere, so there is no point in looking for a 0.01% advantage.And I always put in not so much money to feel some kind of extra profit.

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Multiple casinos & sportsbooks have multiple promotions and are partners of different athletes. For example, Chips has its own team of UFC and other MMA organizations, so they had exclusive deals for those who would place a bet on their partner fighters.
I assume that true gambler and sportsbook user will be registered on multiple websites, so they'll definitely check odds on each of them. There is a big difference between 1.6 odd and 1.75 odd when you place money, especially a huge amount of money.

Yeah, we have discussed about this if you read what we have posted on this thread. I will lock this thread right now to avoid people not to further repeating what other people have posted.

For those, who aren't active gamblers and sportsbook users and only place a bet once in a while, I assume that registering on different casinos and going through KYC is more headache and doesn't worth for them to check for odds on different websites.

I have many gambling sites that I registered on because of their presence on this forum, they are not KYC casinos. A good example is Metawin.