watching it live

[sunsilk]

I don't like to be in a noisy crowd and this is my preference as of the moment. But if my mood ticks me in and I want to go into the live crowd then I'd proceed.

But watching it live and on the TV doesn't have that much difference at all as per our bets. The only difference is that we enjoy and get to see the players of the team we're betting and we support.

Together with the people that shares the same passion for that sports and other than that, I don't know what other factors could be good while watching it live.

[Josefjix]

I haven't watched live match before in the stadium, I don't know how exactly it feels but I can tell, it would be a great experience and really makes everything feels it realness, authenticity and emotional availability. If someone wants to predict while live at stadium, the predictions will be much easy because you are watching the strength, weakness of both clubs.

It would be more better predicting off the live venue, it looks more real and

[JiiBs]

does watching a sport live as in being there in person and watching the match in real time affects how you play your bets compared to if you were just watching inside your home?

what do you think?

Do people actually take bets in the arena,,, I mean, I’m not talking about those forks behind the VIP glasses, those guys could be capable of a lot of crazy bets and mainly between themselves, outside bets.

However, I don’t see why the thrill of being in the stadium or arena, watching these games would allow you to make insightful predictions or bets. I wouldn’t have the time to make any good prediction and I’ll rather be more comfortable watching from the comfort of my home and make better bets.

[SatoPrincess]

Contrary to what some people here have said, I believe that watching a game live in a stadium can affect how you place your live bets. When you are in a stadium with thousands of fans, your prediction tends to be more emotional compared to when you’re watching the game from home. My argument is backed by research (herd mentality) that shows that people tend to follow the collective decision when in a crowd.