Consistency can ruin or make you profit in sports betting.

[Cityhunter34]

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 would advise him is to focus on his prediction because there's no guarantee of winnings in gambling, it is always a game that luck plays a significant role in determining the final. Though, your consistency has nothing to do with winning, rather it will still result to more losses if you don't know when to stop and take a break. Gambling is a game of luck that's why we need to gamble with the amount we can afford to lose because there's no easy way to make money in gambling.

[Makus]

I have been in a such a situation where I was constantly losing because I was betting on the games i got from a telegram channel but anytime that I skipped a few days i would always see people celebrating the wins they got from the channel. after a while I figured out that those guys had bigger pockets so they didn't mind to take a few losses because they had money to keep on gambling even when they are losing , when you have more money to spare there is a high chance that you might end up making profit and recovering losses

[MRY]

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 would advise him is to focus on his prediction because there's no guarantee of winnings in gambling, it is always a game that luck plays a significant role in determining the final. Though, your consistency has nothing to do with winning, rather it will still result to more losses if you don't know when to stop and take a break. Gambling is a game of luck that's why we need to gamble with the amount we can afford to lose because there's no easy way to make money in gambling.

It is quite reasonable to offer the very idea to focus on the significance of prediction rather than on the uncertain outcomes because we are aware that gambling is associated with a strong factor of uncertainty. We should accept that the regular betting not having a proper escape strategy would only bring us closer to the losses without considering the role of luck. We should reduce the amount we bet by only placing our bets in amounts that we can afford to keep in mind that in gambling trying to find an easy way of making money is not worth it. We should be more financial responsibility.

[Hypnosis00]

There's really a time when we feel the market is strongly against us. That only means that not everyone can be lucky every time they gamble, and your friend is not an exception. He is in his losing streak, if he decides to continue betting, I guess he will lose a lot more, until he find his pocket empty. Consistency isn't applied in gambling, but its more on management and control.

If your friend is not good in managing his emotions, he will lose most of his bets, so that's your responsibility now as a good friend to advise him on what's the better option so he won't keep losing all his funds in gambling.

[Iroh]

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.

A pause from gambling wouldn't hurt. Seeing as he takes in losses a lot more than he wins, his finances/pocket would probably thank him for the break in gambling. It would also help him take a step back and reevaluate what he may have been doing wrong.
I also think we shouldn't have any expectations from literally anything, especially gambling as in my opinion, expectations almost always brings about disappointment. This is proven over and over with gambling. It's not so healthy to have high expectations in gambling, only to have your hopes dashed. Some people have a breakdown as they don't really know how to handle losses or disappointments that well.
   

[vanesha]

If his goal is only for money, it would be better for him to stop than to lose even more money. It would be better for you to advise him not to gamble just for profit, but to enjoy it is much more beneficial and without the need to add to the burden on his mind.

[Raflesia]

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.

A pause from gambling wouldn't hurt. Seeing as he takes in losses a lot more than he wins, his finances/pocket would probably thank him for the break in gambling. It would also help him take a step back and reevaluate what he may have been doing wrong.
I also think we shouldn't have any expectations from literally anything, especially gambling as in my opinion, expectations almost always brings about disappointment. This is proven over and over with gambling. It's not so healthy to have high expectations in gambling, only to have your hopes dashed. Some people have a breakdown as they don't really know how to handle losses or disappointments that well.
   

It's highly recommended to develop self-control, such as knowing when to stop when gambling. Most people can't stop thinking about winning, whether they win or lose, and they'll be tempted to keep betting. Some may realize their actions are wrong, but others quickly realize and correct their actions, while others persist in pursuing their winnings.

In my opinion, being consistent in betting doesn't guarantee success. Luck plays a role in all forms of gambling, whether it's slots or sports betting. The danger lies in not being able to accept defeat; this can lead to excessive pressure and possibly stress, which is something that must be anticipated.

[Yablee0]

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

One fact we shouldn't be missing out is that gambling or rather winnings shouldn't be chased with so much aggression or emotions least you hardly see it, more over approaching your games as if you're in competition with someone is something that isn't healthy to any gambler and can incurred more loss if not careful.

Gamble is more of having fun at our bored time but seeing it otherwise is practically at your own risk, however everyone has their different way of deriving fun in gambling, some people get excited when having multiple winning streak while the other just have the fun regardless if they win or not but in all, if you feel gambling is becoming more boring to you for a reason best known to you then it's better you just walk away and save your self the stress.

[junder]

When it comes to winning, I don't think anyone can truly achieve consistent, long-term wins. Basically, the gambling we do tends to result in losses. Even with sports betting, even if we consistently predict with great accuracy, that doesn't guarantee a win. Anything can happen during a match. But if you're consistent in keeping your bets within limits, I'm quite confident.

[Wakate]

It’s not about we have choices whether taking risk or not in gambling. Every time you placed any bet on gambling there’s always risk incorporated on it.

You just have a flexibility on how much risk you are willing to take through carefully choosing what to bet and the amount you want to risk.

It’s not a must take rather it’s a natural repercussions when you are playing gambling. You can’t avoid it as long as you keep playing casino games.

Placing bets does not mean that you are taking risks like others that are taking the risk aost everyday. The amount of money you are using to gamble is what will determine if you are taking a minor risk or major one and people need to understand the difference.
You can gamble with $100 and another gambler is gambling with $1000, this is a different for different rewards.

[Rockstarguy]

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 is a game of luck and being consistent in gambling doesn't guarantee luck or to make one to win so much in gambling.  The best thing to do in gambling is to just bet with the amount you can afford to lose and aaalso to know the limit of how often you need to gamble.

And one needs to understand gambling very well that increasing the amount and consistent in gambling wont guarantee winning, it can even make things to even become worse.

[summonerrk]

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'm sure your friend has also won and profited from time to time, but he doesn't focus on those happy moments. Instead, he sees the picture he wants to see because of his pessimism: it can't be that he's always losing money, and everyone else is always winning when he's not betting. There's a psychological phenomenon that explains this kind of thinking. I think your friend needs to think more positively and understand that not the whole world is against him, and even if he's having a few bad luck moments now, it's just a string of bad luck that will eventually give way to a lucky streak.

[EluguHcman]

Should he stay consistent or quit after so much frustration?

With all you have said about this your friend, I think he is really being one of those unlucky players who gambling is never meant for because nomatter all sorts of applied strategies and consistency they will never win.

I think this friend of yours had gone through a lot over chasing wins in the long term but yet he is not getting it. If he is desperate about it, I will advice that he should quit because the frustration can ruin his life but if he can just treat gambling as a fun game and does not have to feel the frustration over his unluckiness, then he can continue.

So he should examine his conscience and accept the best for himself.

[TheUltraElite]

There is nothing called consistent profits in gambling in any scale. Be it sports betting or be it slot machines. Either way choosing to stop after some duration of playing is not a wrong move. You get to see from the bigger perspective what was happening and then you can take a better decision about further playing.

There will be players who can always make time for things outside the games, these people will be rare to find because addiction is common not discipline. If you can be like one of them, you can be sure to enjoy the games, not get frustrated and still make some amount of money back.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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.

These groups are usually found on telegram, Facebook or mostly on Twitter, if he is not paying to get the code or if he didn't pay to subscribe to the page, then it's better than those groups where you will have to pay for subscription and still end up losing the bets that was taken from the group. I so much prefer making analysis on my own because I have more confidence in the games I pick than the games I take from anyone. I don't trust those groups as well, they have a new trick now where they will have two groups, they call 1 public group and the other one is a private VIP group, on the public group, they will convince you that their prediction are 80% successful and urge you to subscribe to the VIP group.

[wozzek23]

Sometimes it happens on me too. You know, when I stop betting on this kind of lotto game, my numbers are then coming out but if I start betting, they don't come out, lol. I only giggled there but this is also frustrating. I think we are being gamed here. Your friend there only joined a group, so the problem can be on the group too. They are like manipulating the game and the winners that he saw on the group are fake.

Or those people can be real too but they are only part of their team. Your friend tried all what he can do, so there is nothing to prove here anymore. Consistency by default is seen as positive but we must consider the scenarios too, for it not become negative.

[Oluwa-btc]

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?

"Should he stay consistent or quit"? Quitting is not the end of it all, he's obviously not betting right or the group could be the problem,that's if he can be honest with his feedbacks.Been consistent will only expose him to more losses and that's how people get stuck.There's no other option, but if he's playing to make money then he should quit.

[Alpha Marine]

As long as you're staying consistent within your means, then I don't have an issue with consistency in gambling, even when you're losing. Just make sure it's money you don't mind losing at all times. The problem comes when you take risks that are too much for you.
Also, how sure are you that they're actually winning the games in the group when he doesn't play?

He shouldn't just trust the games of the group. He should try to edit the bets to his own liking sometimes before he bets on them. Just taking the opinions of others all the time is not always good.
Personally, if the predictions of a person or people always go wrong whenever I play, I would stop playing those games, or try to edit them to make them better.

[Nwada001]

"Should he stay consistent or quit"? Quitting is not the end of it all, he's obviously not betting right or the group could be the problem,that's if he can be honest with his feedbacks.Been consistent will only expose him to more losses and that's how people get stuck.There's no other option, but if he's playing to make money then he should quit.

Is it not obvious that he is playing only for the money? What do we say about someone who joins a Telegram channel that posts predicted matches and doesn't have the time to check through the games before placing his bet but only copies the codes to the appropriate betting platform to place the bet? It's obvious that the only thing pushing him or her is the winning screenshots shared in that channel.

[TopT3ns]

As long as you're staying consistent within your means, then I don't have an issue with consistency in gambling, even when you're losing. Just make sure it's money you don't mind losing at all times. The problem comes when you take risks that are too much for you.
Also, how sure are you that they're actually winning the games in the group when he doesn't play?

He shouldn't just trust the games of the group. He should try to edit the bets to his own liking sometimes before he bets on them. Just taking the opinions of others all the time is not always good.
Personally, if the predictions of a person or people always go wrong whenever I play, I would stop playing those games, or try to edit them to make them better.

The most important aspect of retaining control over our personal assets is independent thinking in processing information of the outside sources. I agree that, you should be free to make alterations on strategies to suit your rational judgments. Going with the crowd without self validation will only send us further off the centre of the rightness that we really require. The correct course of action is to manage the loss through having a reserve fund so as to not find ourselves in a financial rut that will indeed place us in a highly risky position.