History and calculation of each of my Bets

[Dr.Osh]

Of the 9 matches, only 3 were wins, and that was also due to the early payout feature. The total loss from the $30 bet was $13.32.
This is my worst prediction, or perhaps the match was beyond our comprehension. LOL . Like Chelsea, Manchester United, and Crystal Palace, let's just forget about it.


I entered all my notes into a spreadsheet; if you're curious, you can view it directly.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cz7DAUa8nv7sUaXsV05NjOPDyDFwzSCioiFO2KhQr4Y/edit?usp=drivesdk

Today, I placed a $20 bet on 7 matches. Let's see the results.

[kawetsriyanto]

Allow me to share my profit and loss calculations for each bet I make. I will consistently update every bet I place.

It is good that someone wants to share the information about his bets. This can be a lesson for others. 

I have a little suggestion. I think it will be better that you also include the information about these things:
- where you do the bet (casino name)
- what match you bet

I don't have much capital.

There is no problem about the amount of money you have. If you have good luck, you will multiply it in the future. I think $100 is quite reasonable for the initial capital. 
I'm sure, your main goal is also about education purpose.

My goal here is simply to share information, And I don't recommend anyone to follow me, keep using your analysis, because every action in gambling will definitely give rise to the risk of loss.

Sure, each individual should have their own way in betting. We can't solely follow other people strategy because it may not work properly for our betting style.

[KTChampions]

Of the 9 matches, only 3 were wins, and that was also due to the early payout feature. The total loss from the $30 bet was $13.32.
This is my worst prediction, or perhaps the match was beyond our comprehension. LOL . Like Chelsea, Manchester United, and Crystal Palace, let's just forget about it.

3 wins out of 10 with low odds is a pain, yes. The Premier League is probably inherently bad for betting on favorites, the competition is more even here (Total under scoring is also a bad choice, although the scoring rate at the start of the season was worse than in previous seasons).

I entered all my notes into a spreadsheet; if you're curious, you can view it directly.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cz7DAUa8nv7sUaXsV05NjOPDyDFwzSCioiFO2KhQr4Y/edit?usp=drivesdk

Today, I placed a $20 bet on 7 matches. Let's see the results.

Have you considered reducing the number of bets? The more bets you place, the more the variance spreads out, and eventually we end up with results equal to the bet minus the bookmaker's margin.

[Dr.Osh]

A bet of $20 ended in a loss of $2.8. The result is shown in the image below.



Due to the positive results, I'm now trying two parlay bets at two casinos:
Punkz and 2Up. I also plan to add a single bet today. There's an interesting match I'm watching in Serie A:
Inter Milan vs. Juventus. I'll share more about it later. Meanwhile, I'll share my parlay bet.




now my remaining capital is worth 57.2

[Russlenat]

3 wins out of 10 with low odds is a pain, yes. The Premier League is probably inherently bad for betting on favorites, the competition is more even here (Total under scoring is also a bad choice, although the scoring rate at the start of the season was worse than in previous seasons).

I think this can happen in any league, because when you place a lot of bets over time, sometimes even those with small odds will still lose. And when that happens, it really reminds you that nothing is guaranteed in betting, no matter how safe it looks.

That’s why for me, I usually avoid moneyline bets. Instead, I go for point spread or totals, because at least with those, I can get odds around 1.85 or higher.

[JiiBs]

initial capital of $100.



Today's bet is $20
Remaining capital is $80 ( win $1.1)
New bet $31.1
Remaining capital is $70

$1.1 for a won bet, what odds are you gambling on really. Having to put out $20 only to win $1.1 doesn’t really tally good with my risk to reward ratio. I know it’s your bet and you certainly have your reasons for going for these relatively safe bets but, it would be really annoying to lose on a 1.10 odds you know. It’s a good thing it turned out positive for you and this could make a good study on how long a gambler can take with these safe bets to build a good bankroll from a $100 capital.

[nelson4lov]

$1.1 for a won bet, what odds are you gambling on really. Having to put out $20 only to win $1.1 doesn’t really tally good with my risk to reward ratio. I know it’s your bet and you certainly have your reasons for going for these relatively safe bets but, it would be really annoying to lose on a 1.10 odds you know. It’s a good thing it turned out positive for you and this could make a good study on how long a gambler can take with these safe bets to build a good bankroll from a $100 capital.

I've made bets like this so I know how it feels. For instance, If Manchester City is playing at home vs an underdog, I would make a single bet on Man city to win and stake high. The strategy works as long as you don't run into frequent losses because 1 loss can easily wipe out 5-14 days of winning PnLs and you take a whole to get it back and then encounter another loss on the road to recover.

[Dr.Osh]

3 wins out of 10 with low odds is a pain, yes. The Premier League is probably inherently bad for betting on favorites, the competition is more even here (Total under scoring is also a bad choice, although the scoring rate at the start of the season was worse than in previous seasons).

I think this can happen in any league, because when you place a lot of bets over time, sometimes even those with small odds will still lose. And when that happens, it really reminds you that nothing is guaranteed in betting, no matter how safe it looks.

That’s why for me, I usually avoid moneyline bets. Instead, I go for point spread or totals, because at least with those, I can get odds around 1.85 or higher.

I realize this, but everyone will have different opinions and strategies.
let's learn together

initial capital of $100.



Today's bet is $20
Remaining capital is $80 ( win $1.1)
New bet $31.1
Remaining capital is $70

$1.1 for a won bet, what odds are you gambling on really. Having to put out $20 only to win $1.1 doesn’t really tally good with my risk to reward ratio. I know it’s your bet and you certainly have your reasons for going for these relatively safe bets but, it would be really annoying to lose on a 1.10 odds you know. It’s a good thing it turned out positive for you and this could make a good study on how long a gambler can take with these safe bets to build a good bankroll from a $100 capital.

I didn't bet on odds of 1.1 but I spread my bets across many matches, some lost and some won, luckily the results were positive on that bet, on the 12th I lost $2.8 and today I tried to make a parlay bet, I didn't expect much from all my bets, make this a lesson for other friends that no one guarantees profits here we are all learning how to make new strategies not just about profits but how we can enjoy and minimize the risk of loss