Consistency can ruin or make you profit in sports betting.

[iv4n]

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

We can assume that your friend is following a tipster with a very low winning rate... so there's nothing he can do except to stop following him. Being consistent with a bad tipster will bring more losses than wins, it's the simple math.

Why is your friend frustrated? After all, he decided to trust the tipster with his own money... nobody forced him. Next time, he can check a tipster before placing bets. Follow the tipster for a while... in a few weeks, you will see their winning score, and you can decide whether they are worth following in the long run.

[lovesmayfamilis]

You can join a group as a beginner to understand the principles, but eventually, everyone realizes that such groups are often created for naive people willing to pay but who don't understand that they can learn to be consistent and independently monitor the commands to place the correct bet. At least, what you do independently can always be analyzed and improved.

[alastantiger]

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?

I can tell you that consistency in gambling doesn’t always guarantee profits, betting outcomes are full of randomness, and it depends on probability, being consistent does not always mean you will win, and stopping doesn’t mean you have made a mistake either. The fact that the code kept winning after he quit does not really prove anything, its just how things happen sometimes. Luck, timing, and a bit of chance can make everything look strange, but thats the nature of gambling. Your friend was losing and he has quit, I will say that is good for him, most people will be losing and dont event know when to quit, so good for your friend.

[purple_sparkles]

I can say for sure that it is possible to win in sports betting and earn consistent profits from it. Of course, not all predictions will work in your favor with 100% probability, but maintaining a stable positive result is впoлнe realistic. I know people who bet regularly, for them, it is essentially their main job. However, I can also say for sure, based on their own words, that it is a very stressful job and not suitable for everyone.

[Marykeller]

Your friend should know that not every game predicted by a gambling group will turn out as predicted. Many are losing games that the gambling group won't upload, but they will be in a hurry to upload their winning, to make their followers believe they can predict correctly.

I will advise that your friend exit that group to start with. Let him rely on his own prediction. If he wins or loses, no worries as long as he's gambling for fun, not to take gambling as a must-win.

[Dunamisx]

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.

Gambling should be admitted for fun only, because no matter how we try hard, it cannot be consistent in giving accurate wining results for us as we play, so if i were him, am going to erase my mind off it the way others sees it, think of it in the right way and apply the accurate mindset of playing it for fun, because we don't know when winning or losses will come as we continue to play.

[coin-investor]

... 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?

This is a dilemma; it will add frustration to an already frustrating situation if you decide to come back and the results are not in your favor.
If you choose to come back, better be ready and accept the results, be it positive or negative, but if you can't handle it, better stop for a while and until you cool off and consider those results as a coincidence.
This is one of the uncertainties of gambling that we must accept. It happened to me many times, and I decided to ignore it, and I came back when I was ready to bet again.

[giammangiato]

Consistency gives you a greater chance over time of winning, but it also gives you a greater chance of losing, it depends a lot on luck don't you think?
I believe that playing consistently is very relative, if you have the financial opportunity to do so, it is a risk that COULD lead to winning more often, but COULD similarly lead you to losing more often.
It all depends on the outcome over time of the bets you place.

[Marvelockg]

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

Part of maturity is to know that regardless of the fact that something might be working for others, it doesn't mean that if you try it that it will work same way for you. When you've tried it a couple times and discovered that it's not working well for you as you expect, don't allow your emotions get the better of you, walk away and try out something else.

Consistency is only good when you're getting good result from it and trying it multiple times gives a promise that you're going to gain more by so doing. If it doesn't look like being consistent will give you more advantage, then opting out should be the next best decision.

[Findingnemo]

First of all, what code?

And he is one hell of an unlucky person, the group is sending the predictions to everyone in the group right so choosing which one to bet and which one to skip is entirely on us and whenever he chose to bet and lose and ignore the game win means he is the unluckiest even with the prediction group too.

So I recommend him to stop gambling.

[lionheart78]

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 can bear the losses and frustration, then he should stay out of gambling because it is not for him.  People gamble for fun, and if it is not fun at all, then it is best to stop than suffer emotional damage.

Your friend seems to be "very lucky", why in the world does he keep losing even if he consistently bets on the hint or code given by that group and the moment he stops, the hint/code starts winning. Such a rare circumstance for a gambler... maybe sports betting is not for him.

[Mayor of ogba]

One funny thing about gambling is that if you are in a group where you get gambling codes to place a bet and you have been consistent playing each game that's been dropped in the group without winning, the day you decide to take a break, one of the codes that will be dropped in that group that day will play. Yes, being consistent in gambling can make you win a bet if you are relying on people's booking codes to bet, but you need to use the money you can let go so that you won't expose yourself to risk.

[uchegod-21]

Your friend needs to investigate the group very well. Who are the participants of that group, does he know any of them who have won in person? Fraudsters can create groups like this and claim they sell legit signals or codes as you have mentioned. They go ahead to publish names of ghost winners who you don't actually know in person. They do that to keep you there so you keep spending money with them.

The consistent losses he is getting is an evidence that gambling is unpredictable. All the wins happen by chance. The more he stays there, the more he'll keep losing money. He should be wise.

[Mayor of ogba]

One funny thing about gambling is that if you are in a group where you get gambling codes to place a bet and you have been consistent playing each game that's been dropped in the group without winning, the day you decide to take a break, one of the codes that will be dropped in that group that day will play. Yes, being consistent in gambling can make you win a bet if you are relying on people's booking codes to bet, but you need to use the money you can afford let go so that you won't expose yourself to risk.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

It's  his decision to stop or not, gambling is not a game of certainty but a game of probability, he should not take gambling as a source of making money but should gamble with his spare cash when ever he has, he should also learn to do his analysis and make prediction by himself because that will help him to recheck and make corrections in what ever game he gets from the prediction group that he is getting those codes from. He can stay consistent if he wants but it's his final decision to make.

[eisen33]

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?

Your friend should try betting independently, without relying on predictions from dubious groups. If he also loses more often than he wins when he bets, then the simple conclusion is that betting isn't what he should be doing. His choice of bets from this group also shows that he's not a very lucky person, and this can be used as an indicator for predictions from this group. But it's certainly better for him to stop using other people's betting predictions.

[noorman0]

What platform is the group on? How transparent is it about providing "codes" and showing the number of subscribed members?
Honestly, I've never trusted any prediction signals or codes. Most of these channel creators are simply affiliates seeking new users using various dirty tricks and underhanded means to further feed the companies they partner with.

[Tmoonz]

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.

I was having a serious argument with a friend who went along singing praises about tipster saying all sorts of things like the best he good he is this he is that simply because he joined his telegram group and catch few winning afterwards, I frawn whenever such praises a given because we all knew nothing is guarantee that he wins today doesn't mean he will be winning all the times infact lossing streaks are inevitable, it is absolutely wrong to completely rely on tipsters for betting experience or will not learn until the hard way.

[Slow death]

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?

He should stop making sports bets if it's causing him frustration. Sports betting, like gambling in general, wasn't created to frustrate people, but rather for them to have fun. It's like someone going to the movies to watch a film; that person starts watching the movie but when they leave the theater they complain and feel sad, so the next day the same movie is shown in theaters and they go to see it again. Honestly, that doesn't make sense, it's illogical.

[Hatchy]

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

More reasons why I don't believe in such prediction groups. Most of them post fake results just to lure majority into the groups and they don't grant you access for free. It very possible to edit those results and post on the group everyday for your to see. The idea is that most people are too lazy to trust their own predictions. All they think about is winning and they fail to see that there's no sure guaranteed win in gambling. It's a game of win and losses, where you win some and lose some. That's why it's adviced to gamble only what you can afford to lose and gamble for the fun not for the profits that why you won't be bothered much about paying for such irrelevant groups...