Wanted profitable sports bettor

[Lida93]

I have a friend who might be the target of your thread. Unfortunately, he's rarely active on forums. He's quite a gambling expert, having been involved in the world for quite some time, from fiat money to crypto. Even when sports betting started to become popular, he taught me a lot about sports betting. He doesn't have a 100% win rate, but he's quite good at controlling himself and managing his assets. Now, sports betting is a major source of income for him.

Sports betting a major source of income for a person?! That person must be a guru and am so interested as well to know how he does it, maybe I could learn from his strategy on how he analyzes his games and come up with the right predictions to stay in consistent profits. I really haven't made neither thought of having gambling to be a sides hustle to rely on how much more a major income source. Am curious to know please.

[Findingnemo]

I saw some names who keep sharing their winning tickets in the ANN threads of casino and they must be the ones I guess unless they are hiding their losing bets completely from anyone. And what is the point of it when we can't know for sure?

BTW, the best possible ways to stay profitable in sports betting is not by having high winning ration cause one can win 100 low odd games and still losing one will take the profits away so it should be finding the balance and winning enough bets.

[Byebyebtc]

I notice there are a lot of sports bettors hanging around here, so I’m kinda curious if we actually have some long-term successful ones in this forum.
Not the lucky big win type, but the ones who really grind it and manage to stay profitable over months or years.

You need to understand that gambling is not a skill, it’s all about luck. No matter how hard you grind, if luck is not on your side, you won’t make profits. Yes, in sports betting, experience and good research can improve your chances, but at the end of the day, it still comes down to luck. There is no guaranteed way for someone to remain profitable over months or years. At best we can say that a person has been lucky enough to stay profitable for such a long time.

Your right
Sadly this is one thing people will not want to accept, and they still feel that there is a way they can get consistent profits from a game of luck.

And the unfortunate part is that only words wouldn't change them, no matter how you talk they wouldn't accept, they need to be thought from experience.then so be it

[sunsilk]

I have a friend who might be the target of your thread. Unfortunately, he's rarely active on forums. He's quite a gambling expert, having been involved in the world for quite some time, from fiat money to crypto. Even when sports betting started to become popular, he taught me a lot about sports betting. He doesn't have a 100% win rate, but he's quite good at controlling himself and managing his assets. Now, sports betting is a major source of income for him.

Knowing that sports betting is the major source of his income is already telling him how good he is.

Because not a lot of gamblers will do that when they know that they're not so good about it. He has proven himself of how good it is to bet for the sports that he knows.

It takes time for a person to become that profitable and it doesn't matter if it's not 100% because what matters is as long as he's profitable and he's sustainable with his strategies.

[Webutxo]

I have a friend who might be the target of your thread. Unfortunately, he's rarely active on forums. He's quite a gambling expert, having been involved in the world for quite some time, from fiat money to crypto. Even when sports betting started to become popular, he taught me a lot about sports betting. He doesn't have a 100% win rate, but he's quite good at controlling himself and managing his assets. Now, sports betting is a major source of income for him.

People that win and make money on gambling don't post there winning because of privacy and maybe because of their security which is a good choice in my opinion. If you visit the regular gambling board, there are people that do talk what they bet and what they made and they often discussed there loss but there is something special about them that nothing sound red flag about their winning, it's what they win they discussed with everyone in the forum.

I know lots of gamblers that are not here in this forum and what I have noticed about them is that they drop the game they want to play but you will not see them show their wining after that and thy is the best thing. Some people even have this superstitious belief that if you share your game online and talk about your strategy with people, it affect their style of game which in some instances, there are some truth in what they say.

[Ever-young]

Sports betting a major source of income for a person?! That person must be a guru and am so interested as well to know how he does it, maybe I could learn from his strategy on how he analyzes his games and come up with the right predictions to stay in consistent profits. I really haven't made neither thought of having gambling to be a sides hustle to rely on how much more a major income source. Am curious to know please.

It's not possible for one to make gambling as their source of income whether as side hustle or not, its not a good idea for one to gamble with the intention to make it big through, maybe they are ready to face whatever result that irresponsible gambling will offer them, as they will have to encounter problems that will destroy their lives and even that of that families. So keeping gambling as a means of being entertained is the best way for one to enjoy gambling.

[nelson4lov]

It's not possible for one to make gambling as their source of income whether as side hustle or not, its not a good idea for one to gamble with the intention to make it big through, maybe they are ready to face whatever result that irresponsible gambling will offer them, as they will have to encounter problems that will destroy their lives and even that of that families. So keeping gambling as a means of being entertained is the best way for one to enjoy gambling.

It is possible but the problem is that it's too hard to achieve compared to other endeavors in life because you've to right almost 100% of the time with the right bet sizing to go along for each bet. I know someone that gambles for a living and recently hit over $250k from betting basketball 1HT overs with around $150 stake give or take. I'm not saying anybody should do it, I'm just trying to say it's achievable just not easy to do. I also know someone that doesn't make accumulator bets and just goes with singles and aims for 2-5 high conviction bets weekly and if he wins majority of them, he's up big that it's enough to take care of his bills for a month.

[Lida93]

Sports betting a major source of income for a person?! That person must be a guru and am so interested as well to know how he does it, maybe I could learn from his strategy on how he analyzes his games and come up with the right predictions to stay in consistent profits. I really haven't made neither thought of having gambling to be a sides hustle to rely on how much more a major income source. Am curious to know please.

It's not possible for one to make gambling as their source of income whether as side hustle or not, its not a good idea for one to gamble with the intention to make it big through, maybe they are ready to face whatever result that irresponsible gambling will offer them, as they will have to encounter problems that will destroy their lives and even that of that families. So keeping gambling as a means of being entertained is the best way for one to enjoy gambling.

Actually I have being keeping it on the pedestal of entertainment and accepting what outcome I get on every bet I make with what I can afford to lose but when I see people talk of making it big through gambling and with how they've really profited from it consistently I just pick interest to know how they're doing it and see if I can do likewise without having to face severe gambling problems that comes with chasing for profits in gambling.

[Orpichukwu]

The person might not be gambling aggressively; they can even decide to take a break from gambling after a big win, but once they start, no matter how long it will take, if that money won is not invested in something, they will all gradually go back there. Even when there is more winning, topping it up, there is always a higher chance for the money to return back there unless the person is no longer playing.

I do agree with you both, it seems you have had same experience @Orpichukwu because you sounded as though you are speaking out of experience, after a huge win, if the gambler doesn't put the money into an investment that will consistently generate income for them, that means they are likely to lose that same amount back to the casino later in the future, it could be within a short term. There was a week I had many wins but on the following week, I even lost more than the wins I had previously.

Yes, it's indeed from a place of personal experience, which has also shaped my mind, and I have learned better. There was a month in which I had some winnings, not that large an amount but around $200+, and I got the money out of the casino and dropped it in my Binance balance instead of using it to sort some bills. I just left it there to make some deposit from time to time, and I considered it a budget for gambling before I could recount very well more than half of that money has already gone with 60% of it still being spent in the same game and same casino where I initially won it from; if the money had been used, there could have been a limit, and I could have been going with my regular small budget with discipline.

[GiftedMAN]

Your right
Sadly this is one thing people will not want to accept, and they still feel that there is a way they can get consistent profits from a game of luck.

And the unfortunate part is that only words wouldn't change them, no matter how you talk they wouldn't accept, they need to be thought from experience.then so be it

Even if they are facing any disasters in their lives due to irresponsible gambling, they won’t still change their mindset or lifestyle towards gambling because they have made their minds that they will must make sure they are rich through gambling and these kinds of players doesn’t believe that luck is what make them win, they do believe that gambling wins is based on their skills and the amount they use to bet their game and this will keep hurting them the more and keep affecting their loved ones.

[Franklyn-wood]

The most helpful strategy for me is consistently betting on small odds with a sizable stake and knowing the best time to withdraw for a while after a couple of losses.

It's not surprising to see how a strategy can be in favour of another bettor while that same strategy is not favourable to another person, especially this pattern on betting on small odd, I do adopt it sometimes but it causes me lose mostly in games which I put more hope over another game that I think it's more risky than the one of low odd.

My strategy is not new, I like parlay and its premature cash out that I take, I believe that's what makes me profitable, if I'm to wait till the end of every game, I will lose most of those parlay.

Being observant is a good virtue in gambling. It's good to know what works for someone, as this will make it easier not to invest money into a system that not working for someone. It is good to know the kind of games to play and favour each individual that allows one to be able to control self no matter how intense the games may lok like. Then if after checking to know all this and didn't give the proper results needed, quitting will be the next option.

[Julien_Olynpic]

The most important thing to know about long-term profitable players is that they exist, but most reasonable players will keep their winnings quiet. Many of those who claim long-term wins are lying. And those who are telling the truth are sometimes very difficult to distinguish from scammers. Indeed, how can a long-term winner prove their winnings? Screenshots and statements are easily forged, which is what scammers exploit. This is truly a complex topic; each individual case requires a separate investigation.

[ZeroVinsonN]

I did not take the time to read through everything here but I can assume that someone like that wouldn't be eager to share their identity like this, we might still be anonymous to eachother around here to a reasonable extent but it stands to reason that a very successful gambler would want to keep it to themselves, this is just my personal opinion though since I myself would like to hear from people like that and about how their repeated experience affected their lives.

Because most people still do not know each other in real life, there is actually no problem in sharing the wins and success stories of the bets we make here. Although everyone also has the right not to share their wins or how they won.

Most bettors cannot consistently win. Because there is a hope of winning bigger, that is the main obstacle for bettors besides bad luck. You win one bet, and in the next bet, there will be a desire to win bigger. Of course, you are willing to take the risk.

I don't think it's wrong to want to win bigger than the last, people want alot if things that they know that can't necessarily have, as long as the gambler knows to not go beyond hi bankroll then he should be fine, it's only when the person becomes too greedy that they even start pushing for win that even to them is unrealistic but they still go for it because of their greed, that when the gambler has crossed the line, at that point anything can happen.

[Strongkored]

If active in some of the polls on this forum, we will see that there are members who are quite good at predicting scores, and I suspect that they are not only active in the polls but also place real bets, so they consistently make profits, even though they may still lose, but overall profit from sports betting.

[Taskford]

The most important thing to know about long-term profitable players is that they exist, but most reasonable players will keep their winnings quiet. Many of those who claim long-term wins are lying. And those who are telling the truth are sometimes very difficult to distinguish from scammers. Indeed, how can a long-term winner prove their winnings? Screenshots and statements are easily forged, which is what scammers exploit. This is truly a complex topic; each individual case requires a separate investigation.

That's the tricky part out there since usually those proven winners will stay quiet. While those fakers or scammers will scream out of load that they are true winner and show fake statements and fake results.

Every claims released by those people need to be carefully check, since if they won't do any due diligence to verify those proofs and statement they read. Maybe they will find a hard time to separate the truth from lies or worst those frauds.