Is there anyone whom we can call gambling guru?

[xenomorfo]

If he's a guru in gambling, he should used gambling to change his lifestyle and make more money for himself. It's eaay to claim you are a guru but have nothing to show for it. Gambling is a game of luck and no one can understand how luck works which makes it difficult for you to predict correctly the future in the long run.

Eh, I really don't think it can exist, because let's always remember that everything is based on luck. You can't be a guru of something with luck. Not even if you were Gaston from Disney, Donald Duck's cousin, so in my opinion it's a huge bullshit.

[DYOR+BTC]

If he's a guru in gambling, he should used gambling to change his lifestyle and make more money for himself. It's eaay to claim you are a guru but have nothing to show for it. Gambling is a game of luck and no one can understand how luck works which makes it difficult for you to predict correctly the future in the long run.

Eh, I really don't think it can exist, because let's always remember that everything is based on luck. You can't be a guru of something with luck. Not even if you were Gaston from Disney, Donald Duck's cousin, so in my opinion it's a huge bullshit.

Yes gambling is truly based on luck and not experience as football is the only game that offers an unpredictable results to confirm the unpredictability of gambling. Many never believe gambling is a game of luck until the become addicted to gambling  and quitting becomes very difficult at that time because it has eaten deep into them. To me I don't and will never believe that someone is a gambling guru, his prediction may appear a bit accurate at times but never confirm he or she is 100 percent accurate in predicting games. At time we complicate things for ourselves,  attaching much value to our prediction all because we believe it's by experience without knowing gambling has its way of bringing one down if we fail to understand what it is all about.

[Zadicar]

If he's a guru in gambling, he should used gambling to change his lifestyle and make more money for himself. It's eaay to claim you are a guru but have nothing to show for it. Gambling is a game of luck and no one can understand how luck works which makes it difficult for you to predict correctly the future in the long run.

Eh, I really don't think it can exist, because let's always remember that everything is based on luck. You can't be a guru of something with luck. Not even if you were Gaston from Disney, Donald Duck's cousin, so in my opinion it's a huge bullshit.

Yes gambling is truly based on luck and not experience as football is the only game that offers an unpredictable results to confirm the unpredictability of gambling. Many never believe gambling is a game of luck until the become addicted to gambling  and quitting becomes very difficult at that time because it has eaten deep into them. To me I don't and will never believe that someone is a gambling guru, his prediction may appear a bit accurate at times but never confirm he or she is 100 percent accurate in predicting games. At time we complicate things for ourselves,  attaching much value to our prediction all because we believe it's by experience without knowing gambling has its way of bringing one down if we fail to understand what it is all about.

In skill influenced areas like poker or sports betting experience and analysis can improve decision making but even there no one can control outcomes completely a person might have better probability management bankroll discipline and statistical understanding but that does not turn them into a guru it only makes them more structured than the average gambler. The danger comes when people start believing someone has a special formula once that belief forms they may follow predictions blindly increase stakes irresponsibly and ignore risk management that is how disappointment and addiction begin.

Gambling does not reward titles it rewards discipline and punishes overconfidence anyone claiming 100 percent accuracy is either exaggerating or ignoring variance even professional bettors speak in terms of edge probability and long term expectation not certainty.

[Shinpako09]

From my perspective winning big and maintaining a good winning ratio don't matter , it's always the experience. If a person xan survive year's of gambling even though not having a good track record I think he is suitable to call himself a gambling guru.

I respect your opinion, but nah, if someone calls himself a guru, he should have a proven track record and consistent positive profit over time. A guru shouldn’t just survive; he should be winning. That’s different from an analyst who focuses on giving opinions, studying data, and sharing insights. A guru and an analyst aren’t the same. How can someone be called a guru if he’s in negative profit? Meanwhile, an analyst can still be called an analyst even if they’re in negative profit, as long as they’re transparent and don’t claim consistent profitability.

[STT]

I've known or followed people who I'd call a guru or natural expert, usually it would be sports betting and ex players.  If someone cant help but have an interest in the game they'll naturally be of aid to those who want to gain insight, by rights they earn the title of guru because of the help they give to those starting out.
  It helps to be a genuine person in some way even if also flawed, its the natural interest in the game which matters most of all.

[xenomorfo]

Yes gambling is truly based on luck and not experience as football is the only game that offers an unpredictable results to confirm the unpredictability of gambling. Many never believe gambling is a game of luck until the become addicted to gambling  and quitting becomes very difficult at that time because it has eaten deep into them. To me I don't and will never believe that someone is a gambling guru, his prediction may appear a bit accurate at times but never confirm he or she is 100 percent accurate in predicting games. At time we complicate things for ourselves,  attaching much value to our prediction all because we believe it's by experience without knowing gambling has its way of bringing one down if we fail to understand what it is all about.

Consider that in reality, in my opinion, a lot of it is based on luck. There are games in which experience and knowing how to play certainly helps you, but luck always plays a main role, such as in card games for example. You can be very good at playing, but if the cards don't come due to bad luck you still lose.

[348Judah]

If you see any gambler claiming to be such, then know that its most likely he is not, because even those that has a consistent winning history do not come out boldly to the public to announce themselves, while we can see many others that are doing so just to entice viewers and influence them on what they stand not to achieve at last, it takes risk to gamble and anyone can win or lose, depending on how we play it and it luck work for us.

[Grace333]

I call them experts rather than gurus. Every field has its experts & gambling is no exception. However, for me, being an expert in gambling isn't about how high the win rate is or how much the profit. It can be said expert because of understanding in the gambling field, regarding all existing theories & strategies.

I completely agree with what you said, but what I'm wondering is whether there really are people who have a good understanding of gambling, including strategies or theories for winning? Because if there are, it means that in their gambling, they win more often than they lose, so I would call them teachers or even masters.
But I don't think such people exist; everyone who gambles seems to experience more losses than wins.

No one can outsmart the system because gamble most especially sport betting is dependent on so many factors like the way players react to certain conditions, they choice of players used by the manager or coach the referee decision( could be a mistake) and so on..... and what this means is that, we certainly cannot control all these factors for them to give 100% accurate result, it's like a random number generating program thar you cannot predict the actual result all the time. So no one is worthy of calling themselves gambling guru because they were just being lucky. Another logic that people fail to understand is that, with your prediction skills if you make less selection on your bet you are likely to win that game compared to when you make a lot of selections.

[macson]

From what I've seen, most of the people who claim to be gambling gurus are influencers who often claim to have made millions of dollars just by gambling and open classes to share their gambling strategies with people who want to be like them. But I don't believe these people, and think that the "gambling guru" they claim is just a made-up title. If they really do make so much money from gambling at first it might be due to their good luck, but when they get big, it's mostly from courses, affiliate programs, monetization, or money laundering from officials or wealthy individuals, not from the gambling strategies as they claim.

[Julien_Olynpic]

To sum up these multi-page discussions, there is no such thing as a guru. However, there are long-term, profitable sports bettors. But each such successful player has their own unique strategy, which they are unlikely to share simply in exchange for mentorship. In my opinion, this contradicts the very idea of ​​competitive gaming. If you see someone offering to mentor you in the world of gambling, it can be useful in some cases, like in poker, simply to learn the rules and basic techniques of the game. But beyond that, teachers and gurus disappear.

[Pandorak]

In my opinion, you shouldn't follow any guru, because those who recommend things do so exclusively to be able to earn money with ref links and that's it. In the end, in my opinion in most cases they don't believe in what they advertise, so, in my opinion, you are right not to follow any guru.

Gambling based on your own decisions is the best choice, because no one can truly maintain consistent wins in the long run, even if such a gambling guru existed, they would surely prefer to remain silent. It is best to be cautious if someone claims to be a gambling guru, as many people take advantage of this to seek personal gain.     

[Smartprofit]

Yes, I believe there are people who can be called gambling gurus. 🙋 I would call them exactly that...

Furthermore, in addition to incredible gambling success, they possess another valuable quality. They are incredibly humble. 🙂

These people don't brag about their victories (precisely for practical reasons). After all, if they came to play in a casino publicly proclaiming themselves gambling gurus, the casino's security would be unwelcoming, and possibly even hostile... That's why these gambling gurus are the most humble people in the world. And in many ways, that's why they are so effective! Professionals, in my opinion, never brag, and money, as we know, loves silence. 🎰