Consistency can ruin or make you profit in sports betting.

[fredericktaylor]

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?

Consistency is very important to manage gambling properly, but gambling with the wrong consistency can increase the risk of losing money because proper knowledge, right mindset and right strategy are required for disciplined betting. If we manage gambling with the wrong consistency, we will not have self-control over ourselves and wrong consistency does not show the gamblers the right track but only leads to destruction. Therefore, before managing gambling, we must achievement certain knowledge and use the money that we have the ability to lose and take time after winning or losing and the risk of losing money increases manifold by betting repeatedly to get back the lost money due to greed or emotion. So you need to keep a cool head and follow the right rules, which will reduce the risk of losing money.

[Agbamoni]

Has your friend ever tried making his own selection? Relying too much on topsters and public groups can lead to massive loss because it is either that the group is a scam group or your friend is just being unlucky. Honestly, I dont rely on any sports prediction site or group before I bet. Gone are those days; after learning my lessons, I won't repeat such a mistake.

[o48o]

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?

It doesn't matter. We don't really have a say if we have profit or lose it, because there's no tactic to it. Consistency can make you profit for the same reason it can make you lose: It's because sometimes you win or lose.

If you want to avoid losing, i would suggest avoiding gambling because losing is always going to be part of it. Just like occasional winning. But don't kid yourself that your decisions matter, because you can't predict the outcome, nor you can affect the odds even if outcome would be likely.

Have a plan / budget for finances so you won't lose it all even if you had a bad night. And try to have fun. That's it.

[Fortify]

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?

Ok in response to your thread title, yes, water is wet. Of course you need to make money consistently when betting or doing any kind of activity that you expect a return on. The only alternative is that you are losing money, because you're never just going to sit at break even in this scenario. Anyone can win the occasional bet and it's actually naive to think that you will win every bet, because that would mean that bookmakers are pretty crap at their job and would go bankrupt fairly soon. The real problem is actually if you are a profitable player, then the sportsbook will stop wanting to take your action eventually because they don't like to keep paying out to winning players, however unfair that may seem.

[9ja Amaka]

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.

By code, I meant to say sports betting code. The local sportsbook generates a booking code you can share with anyone interested in staking on the same bet you staked on. It is mostly used by tipsters to share bets.

His own case is obviously bad luck. I have verified the code to confirm that the code was actual real code. Most of our colleagues are in the same group as well, they win, which is proof that nothing fake is going on there.

[hedgeh0g]

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?

Ok in response to your thread title, yes, water is wet. Of course you need to make money consistently when betting or doing any kind of activity that you expect a return on. The only alternative is that you are losing money, because you're never just going to sit at break even in this scenario. Anyone can win the occasional bet and it's actually naive to think that you will win every bet, because that would mean that bookmakers are pretty crap at their job and would go bankrupt fairly soon. The real problem is actually if you are a profitable player, then the sportsbook will stop wanting to take your action eventually because they don't like to keep paying out to winning players, however unfair that may seem.

Of course, betting can ruin a player's balance much more frequently, because betting platforms are designed to make a profit at the expense of players. But if we're a strong player, we can generate profit, but even that won't be consistent. Even successful professional players experience variance, which negatively impacts them, as luck can reverse itself on huge bets, which can throw a player off track and never recover. Therefore, I would say that consistent profits are impossible—at least, that's my opinion, but I certainly admit I could be wrong.

[imamusma]

Has your friend ever tried making his own selection? Relying too much on topsters and public groups can lead to massive loss because it is either that the group is a scam group or your friend is just being unlucky. Honestly, I dont rely on any sports prediction site or group before I bet. Gone are those days; after learning my lessons, I won't repeat such a mistake.

It is better to hone your own analysis skills, I think there is a lot of information available on the internet these days, you just need to be consistent and serious about studying it. It's better to trust yourself, we cannot always rely on choices made by others. The more skilled you are at making predictions, the higher your chances of winning will be. If you easily believe other people predictions, then you must be prepared to lose a lot of money.

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honestly this sounds less about consistency & more about variance & timing, sports betting really has streaks sometimes you do everything right & still lose, sometimes you don’t bet & everything hits, that part is just unlucky not a sign if the group is legit & others are winning then the codes themselves aren’t the issue, the real question is your friend’s bankroll & mindset if he’s already frustrated & chasing losses that’s dangerous territory. Being consistent only works if you’re also consistent w/ stake size, limits & stop loss not emotions.

[mak013]

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 has to analyze events himself. Even if he get betting code from such group he had to check it before betting.
I was just one time in winning group with predictions. The main difference was that the owner made bets on his own predictions and shared results and we paid a percent of profit. This means that owner risked his own money on his predictions and was interested to increase the profit of members.
I tried few other such groups - and i never got even weekly profit. The owners were interested to get payment for their predictions and didn`t care about results.

So i can recommend just to leave such group and don`t waste time and money.

[FirmWars]

Since he decided to stop completely because of his experience that you have explained here, why did he keep going back to the group to look at the next code that has become successful and the one that didn't go successful? Maybe gambling is not for him, let him stick to the decision of quitting which he already thought of doing.
Gambling is all about losing and winning, if you can not lose then you should not gamble at all because losses are always the cake of the day in gambling, although sports betting is different from slot games, he could win a big amount that will help him to recover his losses but the day of such great success is never announced. Staying consistent will never ruin him if he is not compulsive at it and if he is not also spending recklessly.

[Iroh]

Another perspective.. Your friend has joined a group that is likely full of bots and fake accounts that are probably controlled either by the owner of the group or his cronies. With this, you can be certain you'll have some people who would definitely claim to have won some bets gotten from the group you all are in. That way, it would convince some real people who are skeptical and on the verge of leaving the group as well as getting new people inside the group.
Perhaps it would be better off for your friend to calm down and come up with his own predictions. He won't have to rely on a so called expert anymore.

[Pi-network314159]

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.

That is actually a bad one for him. Well gambling is all about good and bad , sometimes we win and we lose also, but the aspect of losing from code received from this casino signal group is a normal thing. When you are gambling from this casino signal, you don't have to totally rely on their prediction, to win in a long run you need to be betting from the casino chanell games and your personal prediction, so that when one fail another may likely play or it will increase your chances of winning, even though we are not certain that it will play or not
 

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

There is no need to be frustrated since it has been said that we should gamble with what we can afford to lose, so that when loses happen frequently, we don't get upset and frustrating.

[Awaklara]

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

If he has already stopped betting, then let it be. That will be better for him than continuing to waste money without enjoying the bets or making a profit. 
By following prediction groups like that, the focus is clearly on making a profit. Your friend isn't really enjoying or liking those sports bets. 
If it's no longer profitable, your friend shouldn't have any reason to keep following those prediction groups and consistently placing bets based on their predictions. 
If your friend still wants to bet, it's better to use his own predictions. Just do it gradually with bets that have good chances of winning. Some prediction groups offer parlay betting solutions with big winning chances, but the risk is also high.

[Bright0515]

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 had series of losses because there is no guarantee to win or to get profit from gambling. Even on the group the rest of the group followers won the bet because they are lucky. The admin or the person that constantly give out bet codes knows that no guarantee to winning. As for me I will say that your friend is never lucky when it has to do with gamble because anytime he bets they will not win but whenever he didn't bet the whole group will winm

[Alex077]

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 outcome of sports betting is not dependent on past events or being active at that moment, each bet is a separate event with its own probability. People often have misconceptions about gamblers. Gambling should never be worth sacrificing ones mental peace. On the other hand if he wants to continue he must develop a plan which should include bankroll management rules & focusing on +EV decisions instead of chasing alternative tips. Therefore consistency is key as long as he has a sound strategy and money management. Bets shoul not be placed only when an opportunity arises, you should trust the math

[|MINER|]

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?

First of all, I would like to say that we should not trust any group or team in gambling that will give us a sure win. Because gambling is fully depends on luck, not on your strategy or skills.
Then what I will say is that we always have to be careful that in the case of gambling we use the amount of funds that we can afford to lose, because we have to remember that in the case of gambling, people win more at a lower rate. And if someone keeps these things in mind and maintains consistency in gambling, I mean responsible gambling, then I don't think there will be any problem.

[Creeper0]

It is better to live in a hut with your own intelligence than in a luxurious house with the intelligence of others. Your friend was losing time and again because he was too dependent on others. Betting is based on luck, so whether you bet on yourself or on others, if luck is not on your side, you will not win. In sports betting, do your research, because research is very important in sports betting, which can increase your chances of winning. Still, you will have to face losses, but the number of losses is more likely to be less than the number of wins.

[Bigjoe33]

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?

Gambling will always be gambling, no assurance or guarantee. You could win now, and loose thousand times, nothing is so sure. So about your friend, wether consistent or not, loosing will still occur at anytime. Even though you do all analysis before placing a bet, what will he will be. So I think he should take a break from betting or believing in those games and predictions from the group, because they are just mare gamblers like him, and nothing is sure about whatever they say. Instead of even going according to those predictions, he should predict himself

[Japinat]

Not all the time we will win in gambling, as there are some unlucky days that even a single win will not be realized. I guess this is what happened to your friend, he's just very unlucky that time to the extent of losing hid funds consistently.

What he should do? Take a pause from gambling and just come back again when he think he's lucky enough to manage some wins, but never expect too much in gambling as it won't happen that the edge will be on the bettors and the house will always be at the losing end.

[lixer]

First of all, I think only few groups or services are profitable so before joining that kind of group (I assume it's paid), it's better to check the history or its performance. It's true that it's not always winning based on previous groups I joined before, and you will see the total profit in long term, which what they actually market and honestly, that's true, you can't just bet 1-2 and be on profit or they could give you a sure win bets but with the odds of 1.2 and below. So I think consistency in bets in sports betting is profitable, maybe try to make a minimum bets maybe around $1-3 dollars for each code they give, you can try to experiment, or probably don't bet and just list it in excel and try to track down if the codes given were really profitable or not.

Even history could be faked, I have seen many places that shows only the winners with select few bad ones, and act as if "yeah we had some bad ones here too" to make it more realistic and in reality they have plenty of more and you only realize it after you lose. There are many influencers that way too, they share 1 free everyday, and 5 paid, and everyone who sees the free win end up joining for the paid one as well.

Trick there is that free should be more guaranteed and trusted without being obvious, make it more shady, like do not say "Real Madrid will beat Alaves" because that's easy, but say "Real Madrid to have more corners" type of bet, so obvious that it will happen but looks more professional on paper.