Following the pros...

[Nahl]

There was no the real data about how many bets the pros made for everyday but indeed those who can be called as professional gamber will dedicate their time for gamble which mean when you were make gambling as your source of income it makes you will be more focus to bets especially for sport betting that i am sure for special sport events the pros probably can make 20 bets or even more in a single day

For me personally i did gamble for fun and making 10 or 20 bets for everyday is impossible for me besides that it's hard to be consistent for sport betting if i was betting too much because in my opinion making 2 or 3 bets for day is enough especially if i can won all of this and this method is much better rather than making a lot of bets but the winning percentages is very low

[Y3shot]

How about you guys, do you also go for volume bets, or you belong more to the casual side and pick only a few plays per day?

I don't believe in quantity but rather in quality, I can make a quality and have winning while someone who has voluminous bets still end up losing all without having an quality results or winning from his analysis. See, what I know is that if you give attention to few bets and do your analysis very well certainly there would be winning even thought your bets doesn't come 100 percent but at least you would be sure of 10-20 percent winning if you do your analysis carefully.

I don't even buy the idea of having so many bets because there is no guarantee of these games resulting in a win by the end of the bet. I believe in having a few bets, bets that are predicted and analyzed very well. The main reason for having a good amount of bets most of the time is just to make money by all means; often, many of these numbers are just quantity and not quality.

Having a few bets allows one to focus well, and there are better chances of winning. But most of the time, people just gamble blindly; there is no work put into the bet, and they mainly depend on luck to win. Luck shouldn't be the reason why people choose to have several bets, but rather knowledge and good analysis about the games.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

The difference between casual and pros could only be the dedication, because it will go beyond fun though every gambler even when having fun still target to win where the financial benefits will be achieved, since the total number at which pros can place per day is not given, gambling basically for money will be time consuming because the gambler will look for all alternative to achieve a win which may be time consuming. Secondly more play or booking mostly sports betting is needed because one hope if winning will not only rely on one but have many slip with different options to achieve a win. As a gambler you must first detail out any strategy you think your fellow is usually and analyzed properly because gambling is more of lunch what you may even call strategy could be a mere luck shining on it path at that moment. No pros can boldly State the outcome of how game will end as strategy but mere prediction that can failed if luck outshined.

[pawanjain]

As I continue doing my research on how to win long term, I came across some info saying casual bettors usually make around 3–10 bets a day, while pros can go from 20 up to even 100 bets daily depending on their system and data.

So now I’m thinking maybe I’ll try to follow what the pros do and see what happens, just to test how much volume really matters in betting results.

How about you guys, do you also go for volume bets, or you belong more to the casual side and pick only a few plays per day?

I would rather stick to my own schedule and what is comfortable to me rather than following some pro.
Besides that, I believe the more we bet, the more we lose and so if you are trying to increase your bets then expect more losses.
Ofcourse, you can try it out as a temporary thing but if you see continuous losses then fall back to your previous schedule instead.

[Kelward]

I don't know if there's any official data that shows the profit and lose chart of some pro bettors, I will like to see such information before I can consider whether to follow them or not. But as a casual gambler I don't know how somebody can be profitable on the long term in bets or casino games generally because of the house edge. I don't think that i can be comfortable to follow any gambling pros if I'm giving the chance because from my experience gambling is too risky for me to consider as a career. I think pro gamblers must have other sources of income Incase they don't win because despite their skills they still need luck to win. Luck is not what I want to depend on to make money and survive.

[davis196]

As I continue doing my research on how to win long term, I came across some info saying casual bettors usually make around 3–10 bets a day, while pros can go from 20 up to even 100 bets daily depending on their system and data.

So now I’m thinking maybe I’ll try to follow what the pros do and see what happens, just to test how much volume really matters in betting results.

How about you guys, do you also go for volume bets, or you belong more to the casual side and pick only a few plays per day?

Can you mention a few "pros" and their success rate? How can you verify that those pros are as successful at sports betting as they claim to be? Where can you "follow the pros" for free? Do you want to use some tipster services for a fee? You can try them, but be cautious. Most tipsters are scammers. If the "pros" really have a betting system in place, maybe we should find a way to get more info about their system and copy it for our personal gains. The problem is nobody would ever share with us that system for free, if such system really exists.

[Popkon6]

As I continue doing my research on how to win long term, I came across some info saying casual bettors usually make around 3–10 bets a day, while pros can go from 20 up to even 100 bets daily depending on their system and data.

So now I’m thinking maybe I’ll try to follow what the pros do and see what happens, just to test how much volume really matters in betting results.

How about you guys, do you also go for volume bets, or you belong more to the casual side and pick only a few plays per day?

When a person becomes a professional gambler, he starts doing thorough research, as professional gamblers are involved in a large number of bets and have a lot of money. And they have a bankroll where they can do proper research and in any game they can tell the difference between two teams in an instant, because that is why they become professional gamblers because they are regular gamblers and have been involved in this gambling for a long time.

[freedomgo]

Can you mention a few "pros" and their success rate? How can you verify that those pros are as successful at sports betting as they claim to be? Where can you "follow the pros" for free? Do you want to use some tipster services for a fee? You can try them, but be cautious. Most tipsters are scammers. If the "pros" really have a betting system in place, maybe we should find a way to get more info about their system and copy it for our personal gains. The problem is nobody would ever share with us that system for free, if such system really exists.

When I asked Google that question, this name popped up… “Billy Walters.”

I already knew him before, I’ve watched several YouTube videos about him, his interviews and how he succeeded in sports betting. You can check them out, just search and you’ll find a lot.

As for how the pros actually do it, that can be researched too. Most of them really emphasize proper bankroll management, that’s the main thing they keep repeating.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

You only know that pros make up to what? 50 to 100 bets a day, do you know the kind of games they bet on? Or when they decide to bet? Or whether they decide to cash out and rebet… these and many others are things that should be taken into adequate considerations before deciding to copy someone’s strategy…

You are absolutely correct, some people do not know the actual methods or strategy that a pro could be applying in betting that is making them to still bet consistently, it's just about copying one method and then think that you have seen it all, meanwhile there's a hidden method that was not known. Who ever tries to copy another person's method and copy wrongly will bear the consequences too.

[rakebit]

Following pros can help, but it’s not a guaranteed path because their bets usually rely on info we don’t fully see. Odds move fast once big bettors enter, so copying late often gives you worse value. I prefer using pro insights as guidance but still doing my own bankroll and matchup checks.

Do you follow any specific tipsters, or do you mix their ideas with your own analysis?

[348Judah]

In gambling, we can't claim to be a pro or casual gambler, only those who win will have the guts to make a stand that claims whatever thing they may call themselves, while as they continue to lose, we fail to hear anything against them being a pro, what can make us have something ntonsay lies in our ability to maintain a winning streak, but if not, we are going to remain being timid or silent about claiming anything we are not.

[Ever-young]

You are absolutely correct, some people do not know the actual methods or strategy that a pro could be applying in betting that is making them to still bet consistently, it's just about copying one method and then think that you have seen it all, meanwhile there's a hidden method that was not known. Who ever tries to copy another person's method and copy wrongly will bear the consequences too.

Indeed, and this is why it’s crucial to develop one’s own strategy through their own personal experiences, no matter how profitable the next person’s strategy might look, except maybe the person is filling you in personally, then it’s best to just let it be because it won’t turn out as planned. Maybe your strategy might not look good enough now, but when you remain consistent to it and develop it with time, you’ll definitely get better results.

[₿itcoin]

How about you guys, do you also go for volume bets, or you belong more to the casual side and pick only a few plays per day?

In my opinion, it is not necessary to bet 20 to 100 times a day at a pro level. Rather, most smart bettors limit themselves to just 2 to 7 good bets and do not take volume bloat. While there may be some benefits to volume betting, it will only be effective if you have a real edge and are disciplined. If you unnecessarily bet more to increase your betting volume, you increase the risk of blowing up your bankroll.

Do you want to know my strategy ? Be picky. Use data &  only choose profitable bets, Positive Expected Value, + EV plays. And if you want to be like the pros, then these are the things you need to keep in mind

[IjawMan]

As I continue doing my research on how to win long term, I came across some info saying casual bettors usually make around 3–10 bets a day, while pros can go from 20 up to even 100 bets daily depending on their system and data.

So now I’m thinking maybe I’ll try to follow what the pros do and see what happens, just to test how much volume really matters in betting results.

How about you guys, do you also go for volume bets, or you belong more to the casual side and pick only a few plays per day?

I would rather stick to my own schedule and what is comfortable to me rather than following some pro.
Besides that, I believe the more we bet, the more we lose and so if you are trying to increase your bets then expect more losses.
Ofcourse, you can try it out as a temporary thing but if you see continuous losses then fall back to your previous schedule instead.

Are pro gamblers not making losses in the way the casual gambler is making or are they above making losing? No, there is no existing data displaying how pros are profiting excessively with their termed professionalism in gambling.

 Each gambler has to be smart and work with the strategy that he knows and is effective for him.  Is only when you having disbelief about your ability to make right judgement with your bets that you accept anothers games over yours.

[junder]

I've followed the steps taken by professionals, but the results have always been more losses. From that, I wondered if even though I've done the same thing as them, perhaps due to different luck, the results have also been different. Furthermore, I briefly wondered if, for those who are pros in this field, does this mean this is their job, meaning they can earn a guaranteed income?

[Russlenat]

I've followed the steps taken by professionals, but the results have always been more losses. From that, I wondered if even though I've done the same thing as them, perhaps due to different luck,.....

When you say you’re doing what the professionals do, you’re not relying on luck to decide the outcome of your journey. It’s more about probability and the stats you’ve analyzed. It’s unrealistic to say we haven’t reached their level just because they’re “luckier.” The truth is, they’re simply better overall.

Luck is just a positive or negative swing, (there’s good luck and bad luck ) so you can pretty much cross it out when you look at the long-term picture.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Indeed, and this is why it’s crucial to develop one’s own strategy through their own personal experiences, no matter how profitable the next person’s strategy might look, except maybe the person is filling you in personally, then it’s best to just let it be because it won’t turn out as planned. Maybe your strategy might not look good enough now, but when you remain consistent to it and develop it with time, you’ll definitely get better results.

That's right, following someone else's strategy in sports betting without being right handedly guided by that person will never produce the kind of result that the person makes, that's even if the person is making a positive result. Some self proclaimed pros are losing back to back  but they only show the winning tickets just to cover their shame. I don't follow anyone's strategy, just me.

[sotelorene]

As I continue doing my research on how to win long term, I came across some info saying casual bettors usually make around 3–10 bets a day, while pros can go from 20 up to even 100 bets daily depending on their system and data.

So now I’m thinking maybe I’ll try to follow what the pros do and see what happens, just to test how much volume really matters in betting results.

How about you guys, do you also go for volume bets, or you belong more to the casual side and pick only a few plays per day?

Volume of bet doesn't really matter since everything is based on luck though sometimes if you are a good analyst and you have a high volume of bet, there is a possibility or chance that you might have a better return than someone who plays casual but sometimes too someone who plays casual will come up with a better return than the pros so it is not really determined because it can vary with time, people ( luck). There's no harm in trying anyways and there's always a plan B that is if A is not working.

[DaNNy001]

Before you think about following what the pros are doing you must understand that they bet according to their capacity, ask yourself a question, can you place more than 20 bets a day, and how is it going to affect your bankroll? Placing such high amounts of bet on a day doesn't really guarantee profit...personally, I value quality over quantity, all I have to do is focus on a few games and place a bet on it.

[Cityhunter34]

Before you think about following what the pros are doing you must understand that they bet according to their capacity, ask yourself a question, can you place more than 20 bets a day, and how is it going to affect your bankroll? Placing such high amounts of bet on a day doesn't really guarantee profit...personally, I value quality over quantity, all I have to do is focus on a few games and place a bet on it.

They don't care to know about this, they are just after to be like a pro, which is why it can not be possible because you need to have a huge bankroll before you can bet like a pro.

Though, some gamblers are just making mistake, forgetting that luck plays a significant role in determining the final outcome. Of  course I prefer to do my own research and bet on few games because I can only bet according to my bankroll, since increase your bet cannot guarantee profit.