Consistency can ruin or make you profit in sports betting.

[9ja Amaka]

Something happened a few days ago. My friend joined a group where sports betting code is sent now and then, but whenever he chooses to bet, the game dont go in profit, while whenever he decides to pause, people win in the group. He then decided to be consistent. While being consistent, he had a series of losses from that same group, until he decided to stop gambling completely, only to see the recent code keep turning out to be a win.

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

[Julien_Olynpic]

Most likely, your friend's stable financial results are illusory and random. We all know Taleb's famous book, "Fooled by Randomness." This is precisely what it's about. Randomness can take bizarre forms, even becoming an illusion of financial stability. But believing in illusions always comes at a price. After "stability," a series of losses follows, and it's these losses that seem random, while gains seem predictable. Such is human psychology—we're more willing to believe in positive things.

[crwth]

What do you mean by code? Is that a betting signal? Mostly, if there are betting groups selling choices, there's still a chance they will lose. Your friend must have been really unlucky to always choose the loser's picks. There's no right or wrong answer to your question, it's just that you need to let your friend know to manage his risks so he can consistently join and get that win.

[bitbollo]

all of these groups in most of the cases are just pure spam or literally frauds.
I have just seen a couple of services (free!) that have a good rate in the long term (5+ years). Anyway the earning was nothing exceptional but always in line with a standard result for a good gambler.
Of course he needs immediately to give up. if a group can't give you good advice...just leave!

[Darker45]

It seems the issue isn't whether your friend should stay consistent in betting or not but the fact that he's betting based on what others say. Why wouldn't he bet on odds that are based on his own analysis and computation? Why is he even gambling if all he's doing is blindly follow the tips of an obviously unreliable group?

If he were my friend, I'd advise him to leave that group once and for all. I'd tell him he has no business gambling on odds he isn't familiar with.

[bisdak40]

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

A typical scenario in gambling is that sometimes you win and sometimes you lose, and it’s just unfortunate that your friend happened to be on the losing side. If he had been more consistent with his bets, chances are he could have joined the group’s winnings. These signal‑giving groups are good to use as references, but don’t rely on them completely—learn on your own so you can decide for yourself where to put your money. Everything can be learned, especially in sports betting.

[viljy]

The question is: can your friend play by himself or does he need to be in some groups where he will be told what bets to place? Honestly, can you admit that he joined there hoping for insider information? Well, it turned out that with a group of subscribers like him, the manipulator can simply be said to "move the line" as it suits him. Actually, such groups of naive bettors are just another risk management tool.

[Samlucky O]

Something happened a few days ago. My friend joined a group where sports betting code is sent now and then, but whenever he chooses to bet, the game dont go in profit, while whenever he decides to pause, people win in the group. He then decided to be consistent. While being consistent, he had a series of losses from that same group, until he decided to stop gambling completely, only to see the recent code keep turning out to be a win.

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

Hahaha.. life of a Gambler. I have witnessed this before and I must say it is definitely frustrating to see yourself lose each time you bet from a source that people claims to win from , and when ever you take a break then it turns out to win. Sometimes it looks like you are the reason why this game don't play. But however I will advice that if the gambler can be patient and consistent for a long period of time without giving up, then somehow he will win. My own case is that my dad is a good gambler in the lottery game (pools), he usually comes with evidence to why his game would Play each weekend, and I bet on his games all the time, but since he loses all the time despite his promises, I decided not to try his game but emidiately I stopped he wins and he will be like son I told you I am athe champion of this game but when I try again for long I still lose just as op explained, but when I never stopped to gamble believing that if he wins I win and if he lose I Also lose is when I begin to win because I never took a break again.

[capokmerah]

It seems the issue isn't whether your friend should stay consistent in betting or not but the fact that he's betting based on what others say. Why wouldn't he bet on odds that are based on his own analysis and computation? Why is he even gambling if all he's doing is blindly follow the tips of an obviously unreliable group?

If he were my friend, I'd advise him to leave that group once and for all. I'd tell him he has no business gambling on odds he isn't familiar with.

My question is, why should he trust what others say? Doesn't he trust his own abilities? It's fine if he wins based on other people's opinions. If the story goes like this, it's even more disappointing.

So, in my opinion, this isn't a matter of consistency. He should remain confident and not completely trust what others say. He's afraid that what others suggest isn't meant to help him, but rather to benefit himself.

[Questat]

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

Stay away from that group. They’re most likely just scamming you. It’s not a coincidence that they keep winning while your friend keeps losing. Chances are they’re faking bet slips just to show wins, that’s a very common scam.

Honestly, if we really want to be profitable, we can’t rely on others. We have to work it out on our own. It’s not easy, but it’s not impossible either. You have to start building yourself instead of depending on other people’s picks. You’re just as capable as they are, that’s the mindset you need.

[Ruttoshi]

Something happened a few days ago. My friend joined a group where sports betting code is sent now and then, but whenever he chooses to bet, the game dont go in profit, while whenever he decides to pause, people win in the group. He then decided to be consistent. While being consistent, he had a series of losses from that same group, until he decided to stop gambling completely, only to see the recent code keep turning out to be a win.

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

The group is useless, it's better your friend stay away from such a group and focus on analyzing and making his own research whenever, he wants to bet on a club instead, of putting his hope on them because he might win more without the group.

However, that's gambling for you. You lose more than you win whether, you're in a group that provides betting codes or not. Don't gamble for profit but for fun. Being consistent isn't a guarantee that you will be winning your bets.

[rachael9385]

Something happened a few days ago. My friend joined a group where sports betting code is sent now and then, but whenever he chooses to bet, the game dont go in profit, while whenever he decides to pause, people win in the group. He then decided to be consistent. While being consistent, he had a series of losses from that same group, until he decided to stop gambling completely, only to see the recent code keep turning out to be a win.

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

if your friend is struggling financially then there's no reason for him to keep gambling consistently because he will only end up losing in the long run. Those that can benefit from gambling consistently are gamblers with fat pockets, the more money you have the higher the chances of recovery and also making profit,  that is how gambling works, it is capable of ruining those that are not financially stable enough

[cryptoaddictchie]

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

What your friend is experiencing is a mix of randomness, selective memory, and emotional bias common in betting groups, so the best recommendation is to quit or take a long break, stop trusting paid or sure codes, set strict bankroll and loss limits if he ever returns, and only bet for entertainment and not as a strategy for consistent profit. That's gambling and you need to stay focus.

[armanda90]

Most of sport betting group purely scam and show their winning track history only to make many people interested for joining that group exactly we must pay firstly if want get all betting signal. I think your friend interested at sport betting why have to join signal sport betting group? Easily check by self about sport betting to know possibility which one team will win the match without waiting signal betting from group channel, tell to your friend better leave that group is not about consistency but get wrong decision by using sport betting code that group actually most wrong prediction.
Sometime, many gambler easily accepting signal betting from group channel after proofing their bet history and I think easily manipulate about that true history proof or fake. Sport betting actually easy just follow the sport bookie about lower odds giving to the team has bigger chance for winning the match.

[DaNNy001]

I have experienced something similar and I must say that it is very frustrating, anytime you decide to take a break others would win..One thing you must consider before thinking about gambling consistently is your bankroll, if you don't have enough then gambling consistently is not going to be profitable unless you just get lucky...sports betting is a game that involves skills and strategy but it is also a game of luck

[Finestream]

The first mistake was joining that group in the first place. It doesn’t really help at all. If there’s a tipster inside asking for subscriptions, that’s already a red flag and likely a scam. Even if it’s just users sharing picks for free, it still ends up confusing more than helping.

Most people join those groups because they don’t trust their own analysis. And that’s the problem. If you keep doing that, you’ll just become dependent on others. You’ll thank them when you win, blame them when you lose. But at the end of the day, if you’re still not profitable as a gambler, then clearly it’s not helping. Period.

[Viscore]

Something happened a few days ago. My friend joined a group where sports betting code is sent now and then, but whenever he chooses to bet, the game dont go in profit, while whenever he decides to pause, people win in the group. He then decided to be consistent. While being consistent, he had a series of losses from that same group, until he decided to stop gambling completely, only to see the recent code keep turning out to be a win.

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

Did it cross his mind that it was a scam?

What this group of scammers tried to suggest is to be consistent because in that way, they get more money. It is a way of manipulating minds. I'm not sure if your friend is already aware of how scams spread on social platforms. But I believe he read it. Unfortunately, some people don't mind it unless they become victims.

If your friend doesn't stop, these scammers will never stop milking him as well.

[Orpichukwu]

Your friend is relying completely on tipsters for their betting experience, and I don't advise him to continue. If you are a bettor, getting tips from groups is not bad as long as you can modify the games to your own taste. It gives you a little advantage sometimes; not when they lose – when they win, you win. If your friend continues that way, he will spend more money than he could ever imagine, which is one thing I know for sure.

[Frankolala]

Your friend should stop gambling if he's not having a constant discretionary income. Putting hope on winning your next bet will lead to more losses. Personally, I think that your friend problem isn't about being consistent but he wants to be chasing his losses to see if he can win them back. You already know how the story of loss chasing do play out.

[asriloni]

I'm sorry but your friend is so dumb by joining in the garbage group with a bunch of scammers there. If he's smart enough, he should have bet his own money without following others advice. It seems to me he's used his group like his tipster.

So you can tell him to stay away, then gamble based on his own analyzation, which sometimes better than following that garbage group who acted like his tipster.