Would you really put time and effort into studying sports betting?

[Outhue]

If you truly believe it’s possible to succeed in the long run, then you already know there’s no such thing as overnight success here. It takes time, discipline, and a lot of losing before you even start figuring things out.

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

Every sports fans that likes to gamble are already doing this, they track bets and manage their bankroll, but judging from past experience of people who gambles around me they mostly have complained about why it's not necessary to study games before placing bets, and to my own experience I feel that it's not very important because sports are all game of luck, risking money on them is likely going to come out in loss, so I prefer to enjoy the matches and accept whatever happens in the end, I am always not in problem due to the rules I applied when gambling, I risk very small amount of money every time I want to gamble.

[jcojci]

I don't think like that but I just learning more to improves my skills. Although I don't know how good my skills improvement, that is no problem because I consider betting is just a way to fills my free time. If you really want to profits from sports betting, you should know there is no stop time to learn. You will dedicate your time to learn harder than other people so you will improves your skills. You will be more discipline, manage bankroll, knowing what game you can choose to bet, and others. You will not forcing yourself to bet on the game that you really don't know.

[LastKiss]

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

I put effort into sports betting when I intend to do it, since it requires free time to analyze games, so I don’t bet regularly on sport betting. Although sports betting can give us a better chance of winning compared to slots or other luck based games, it still requires more effort and can be worth it. However, there are still risks we already know about and like other forms of gambling, it can become addictive and make us forget proper management.

[YOSHIE]

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?

Have you ever heard the saying that people often say "a knife often sharpened gets sharper, a knife rarely sharpened becomes dull" can you understand the meaning of this saying.

Talking about betting and gambling, you need to understand that each type of game has different experience and knowledge, slots, Roulette, dice, poker, blackjack and including sports gambling, the main concept is different, that's the point.

Talking about sports betting, as often as possible and the time you spend looking for or finding out new information, your chances of winning when betting are big, that's my experience and what I feel.
Sports matches, such as football, have obstacles that must be adjusted before betting, fields, team illnesses, injuries and so on, changes in referees, players and so on, Last year's guidelines cannot be carried over to this year, even though it's the same club, league, slots, dice don't need it all, slots don't have players injured, unless the gambler himself loses and gets injured.

So no need to take time, come sit and spin to see win or lose, slots, dice no need to analyze or study anything.

[Moreno233]

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

Sports betting is something whose success can be influenced by skills even though luck also play its part, hence it is important to improve in ones knowledge which will translate to better result. So, yes I will will put the time and effort to study match statistics, team motivation, players performance and even odds of the team to know what the bookmakers are thinking. This will help me know what to select to get better reward. I spend enough time in making this type of analysis and I have even noticed that if I bet based on my painstaking analysis, my winnings improves far better than when I select games at random.

[Zadicar]

If you truly believe it’s possible to succeed in the long run, then you already know there’s no such thing as overnight success here. It takes time, discipline, and a lot of losing before you even start figuring things out.

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

Depends on my vacant time and on the interest and passion on a particular sport. You would be finding out to be effortless or wont be that taking up that much time specially if you do love on what you are doing rather than on seeing yourself that being too forcing to learn sports betting. Just simply go with the flow on which you do only bet on the time that you do want to bet and make up some little research to backing up your analysis before you would be finalizing your bet. Actually its not that time consuming on which considering on how many information do we really need to look at but of course we do know that no matter how well or good your analysis would be but still it wont be that enough that giving the guarantee but when it comes to learning then we do now that experience would be the best teacher. The best thing is that you do enjoy on what you are doing and not just that simply making bets just because you do want to make money, always have that entertainment and leisure thing.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Personally, I don't think there's anything I have to study now about sports betting that I have more study before, I have actually done a lot of studying when I newly started gambling and yet success didn't come off it as expected, not that I stopped believing that it might come but I just stopped betting regularly as I did before. I just take more things serious right now, if I start thinking if figuring things out with betting again, it's going take my attention  and make me assume that it's going to work betting this time. Even last year that I didn't take betting very serious, I can say I made more profits than the losses but those profits was not the one that can change life instantly.

I will just continue to gamble occasionally until any day I'm lucky to hit my parlay, then it would be the day I agree that my hope was not lost. I don't need to constantly gamble always to be that lucky because some persons were even  lucky on their first try.

[Oluwa-btc]

If you truly believe it’s possible to succeed in the long run, then you already know there’s no such thing as overnight success here. It takes time, discipline, and a lot of losing before you even start figuring things out.

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

Absolutely No, it's no offense but the fact that I sometimes find time to bet doesn't guarantee me fulltime access to studying sports betting because I demand some wins or profits of such. Nothing comes easy mostimes the pressure you exert on something takes a longer time to get to see results and mostly it may occur by chance and that's basically luck. So better still don't go in with the rader just bet with what you can afford and be discipline in your dealings.

[Cryptmuster]

If you truly believe it’s possible to succeed in the long run, then you already know there’s no such thing as overnight success here. It takes time, discipline, and a lot of losing before you even start figuring things out.

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

From my experience, I’ve come to the conclusion that if a player doesn’t approach betting properly, they will always end up losing more. In order to have any chance of winning in betting, you need a clear set of rules, this set should be tailored individually for each player. Proper bankroll management and discipline are essential, only in this case do you have a chance to make some profit. However, even this does not guarantee stable earnings, always try to treat betting as entertainment. But to make this entertainment enjoyable, you need to learn how to do it correctly.

[Leahized]

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

Yes I think it is very difficult to achieve success in the long term and that is through gambling. But I take sports betting more seriously than slot games. Because the slot game does not require much knowledge, but there are many differences in terms of odds. In this case, a lot of study will be required. Which would be possible for a gambler. We all care about profit the most and it is possible to win more money in sports than in other sectors. But the more experienced he is, the more he will advance.

[BitBakerr1]

There was a time I decided to buy a lot of attention in sport betting and I started studying football more and the teams asking my self important questions and I decided to give my self a target of the amount of money I will like to win, and after all my study and calculations I was still losing, it is true that sport betting is something you can know very well but sometimes it’s all about luck, in football ball bigger team lose to smaller team in important matches so how will you know all this things, the players may not be inform in a particular match and you won’t know that until the match has already started, so it is impossible to be very sure of any prediction you make in sports betting.

[letteredhub]

If you truly believe it’s possible to succeed in the long run, then you already know there’s no such thing as overnight success here. It takes time, discipline, and a lot of losing before you even start figuring things out.

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

Before I say more words it should be taken into mind that even after all the studying and tracking of the odds and management of bankroll you'll still need a bit of luck to tag along with you to be a profitable gambler.
To be skilled at any activity like gambling for you to have it all worked out successfully, you would have spend time and funds, experienced different losses both near miss and others alike. Which you really need to have a stable source(s) of income as backup to be consistent and discipline under series of losses.

[eisen33]

I once thought it would be great if there was a book that clearly described all the principles of betting for successful play, but I realize there isn't one. I've seen topics here with book selections, but it seemed to me that most of them were more about economics than gambling. Maybe that's how it should be, and to become a successful player, we need to develop many different qualities.

[POPOLUV]

If you truly believe it’s possible to succeed in the long run, then you already know there’s no such thing as overnight success here. It takes time, discipline, and a lot of losing before you even start figuring things out.

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

Currently  prediction this days is very hard to get it right as far as sports betting is concerned, for me the option that is left is to a break and  come back with a plan to follow with sports betting and such plan is not far from developing a time in studying sports betting because it is very obvious that those gamblers that has been succeeding in sports betting it took them time to study everything in sports betting which having given them winning, to be honest studying those options that is provided in sport betting and making use of it in a right direction to avoid too much lossing than winning.

[Agbamoni]

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

I dont think it is a waste of time, if there is any good reason to study sports betting.

We both know that no strategy is actually the best in sports betting, because they all need luck in the end. If gambling were to be like trading, where you can know, or patterns to follow and get it right, of course i wll study, read books, and attend classes to get better in gambling.

In the meantime, this is just an illusion.

[Dr.Osh]

Everyone certainly wants their predictions to be right and win bets, I regularly make sports bets and my win & loss ratio is 50%, I have tried my best to predict and analyze and see the results of matches from week to week, in my opinion analysis alone is not a guarantee because statistics on the field can change at any time, it is better to enjoy every match and bet rather than thinking about the profits that can be obtained

[Dechris_08]

If you truly believe it’s possible to succeed in the long run, then you already know there’s no such thing as overnight success here. It takes time, discipline, and a lot of losing before you even start figuring things out.

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

To me, betting is still gambling.

But that doesn’t mean you gamble blindly.

You upgrade your betting skill not to turn betting into an income stream,
but to survive long enough to play it properly.

The goal is simple:
a solid system, tight management, and longevity.

If you don’t do that, you’re not betting you’re just donating money and calling it strategy.

[purple_sparkles]

Analyzing games requires time. If you have that time, as well as the ability and skills to do it properly, it’s quite possible to stay in a good profit. But if you approach it casually and without focus, the result will most likely be disappointing. This is something that requires deep involvement and time investment, and even then it’s hard to say how satisfying the outcome will be. Personally, I prefer to place bets for entertainment, to make watching a game more interesting. I believe there are more reliable and less risky ways to earn money, so gambling is better viewed as entertainment rather than a strategy for making money.

[Bitcoin.com97]

If you truly believe it’s possible to succeed in the long run, then you already know there’s no such thing as overnight success here. It takes time, discipline, and a lot of losing before you even start figuring things out.

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

Yes it is very important, game analysis is good , tracking  bets , learning odds and lines are necessary, learning is educative , you get a primary knowledge towards what you are dealing on ,so if someone has the time and energy is nice you invest it in studying sport betting it’s actually help a lot , losing is part of life process because success will definitely come, it’s going to take time , it also requires patience, dedication and discipline to succeed, but putting effort in  studying will also help in achieving your desire goal .

[Strongkored]

If you truly believe it’s possible to succeed in the long run, then you already know there’s no such thing as overnight success here. It takes time, discipline, and a lot of losing before you even start figuring things out.

So the real question is, would you actually study it, track bets, manage bankroll, learn odds and lines?
Or do you think it’s all a waste of time because, in the end, most of us still lose anyway?

If want to generate better profits, that's something bettors should do, analyze and study every opportunity, and carefully follow the sports bettor choose to bet on. Without this, bettors might still be lucky enough to make a profit, but the percentage will be lower.
It's understandable that some bettors are sometimes reluctant to analyze, usually because of disappointing previous results.