Moving odds, do you play with it?

[Dunamisx]

I don't really admin moving odds because it can be unpredictable on the particular odd you are going to arrive at playing your game, for the sake of gamblers that do select their games before the start time, it gives them more opportunity to earn better odds on that game they are considering that when it is closed to the start, in which some odds would have reduced, while for the option of changing odds is not common by me to choose even when playing at any time.

[Wapfika]

I don't really admin moving odds because it can be unpredictable on the particular odd you are going to arrive at playing your game, for the sake of gamblers that do select their games before the start time, it gives them more opportunity to earn better odds on that game they are considering that when it is closed to the start, in which some odds would have reduced, while for the option of changing odds is not common by me to choose even when playing at any time.

Its not ideal for gambler that wants a low risk bets but this is very good for someone that has deep knowledge on specific game by locking an error odds from the bookie or when the majority that betting not yet aware on the updates that will impact the match.

I rarely avail bets on moving odds it gives me anxiety on the reason why the odds keeps on changing in the background especially on games like horse racing that horse updates is very hard to follow.

[Porfirii]

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I prefer more stable odds myself, from beginning to end.

Me too, and at least in my case it is not because I think that this way the chances to get better results are higher, but because I value peace if mind in most aspects in my life, and especially in gambling, so I prefer to close the bet with the odds available at that moment and forget about it until the match ends.

[bakasabo]

I also get angry when odds change when I am betting. When they change, someone in my head always ask me if I am sure what I am doing? That is very annoying, when you make your own analysis, come to conclusion and make decision to place a bet, but instead of accepting the bet, system asks me to think about my bet once again. Why would I do that if I have done that already. If it would happen multiple times (like in example in first post) I think I would skip that bet. For me that situation look like I want to give money but instead I got questioned if I am sure multiple times? I am not a parrot. I think they would also get annoyed if I would ask multiple times if my bet lost if I have lost it.

[TopT3ns]

I also get angry when odds change when I am betting. When they change, someone in my head always ask me if I am sure what I am doing? That is very annoying, when you make your own analysis, come to conclusion and make decision to place a bet, but instead of accepting the bet, system asks me to think about my bet once again. Why would I do that if I have done that already. If it would happen multiple times (like in example in first post) I think I would skip that bet. For me that situation look like I want to give money but instead I got questioned if I am sure multiple times? I am not a parrot. I think they would also get annoyed if I would ask multiple times if my bet lost if I have lost it.

Intervention at a system level when the odds change can be highly disruptive toward technically sound thought processes and decisions. Our analysis is made to feel offended when the site continually makes us answer questions on what we believe in. The fact is that with betting time efficiency is paramount and as a result, repetitive confirmation processes actually lead to the destruction of momentum as well as us missing golden chances, which could have been realized promptly and with no hustle and noise.

[stompix]

I also get angry when odds change when I am betting. When they change, someone in my head always ask me if I am sure what I am doing? That is very annoying, when you make your own analysis, come to conclusion and make decision to place a bet, but instead of accepting the bet, system asks me to think about my bet once again. Why would I do that if I have done that already. If it would happen multiple times (like in example in first post) I think I would skip that bet. For me that situation look like I want to give money but instead I got questioned if I am sure multiple times? I am not a parrot. I think they would also get annoyed if I would ask multiple times if my bet lost if I have lost it.

It depends, in some cases I could completely understand them asking to review the bets, again is an example from horse racing, but still
a) I was going to put a bet on the underdog with about half of the race to go, I was thinking 4x is acceptable for the risks, 3 seconds late the favorite falls, and the underdog (3 horses in total in the race) is down to 1.20... no way I was going to make that bet, 8 fences left to jump and risk it for $2 for a $10 bet? Nope
b) Again, underdog leading and I was tempted to put money on it since the distance was pretty large and when I tried to place it, it changed from 5x to 50x because the exact moment the horse ran wide, in like 30 seconds, he went from first to last, that would have been throw-away money if I had left the option checked.

Everything has advantages and disadvantages, that's how things are.

[alegotardo]

So, do you ever use the magic button?

I've seen it, but I've never bet with this option.

In my bets football, I always analyze the statistics and probabilities to bet in advance... then, it is very difficult for me change my bet, no matter what happens until the end.

I believe this option is more interesting for who want accept higher risks and especially for those who bet at more dynamic sports, where things really change very quickly and it is very difficult to predict results in advance if you do not have a well defined "favorite"... and even then, the chances are low.

Anyway, I admire those who activate this button, but I confess that I do not have this courage

[Cityhunter34]

Honestly, I don't usually play with moving odds because it's obvious that I can make a mistake with it. In fact, I'm not a fan of chasing the odds when they move. Even in sports betting, which I'm more familiar with, I still don't bet on moving odds because I know how it goes. Although the truth still remains that no strategy is certain in the game, because you can still lose your bet if luck is not on your side.

[rbynxx]

The favorite was sweating halfway down the race, but well, the tip was right, he was a stayer and held on!
Not that it covers my losses from the two CL games, but still, unexpected bonus!

So, do you ever use the magic button?

Some of the time, yes. Live betting is probably best considering you can actually see what's the player/team is doing at the exact moment, same in basketball. I think horse racing is definitely a ticking bomb if you place live bets, imagine horses are running that fast and you probably can't make some good decisions but if you're lock onto one horse I think that will not be that complicated, the odds should be because it's definitely racing too. Use that magic button but you should always be cautious.

[Peanutswar]

So, do you ever use the magic button?

I am not fan of having a volatile odds this is the reason why at the first place of hunting a game to make a bet is I do already consider the odds of winning and of course the enemy teams capability to make a close match or its a decided match already of course with this imagine you hit a 2.xx odds and then because you turned on this feature now they are higher chance of winning it becomes 1.3x at the end of the game you already lose a potential wins.

[Somegory]

I don't do bets on anything that moves with speed, horse racing or cars, because they to intense and risky at the same time, I don't like it, I believe that you just get lucky is all and by the way who were you speaking to on the phone? Your tipster?

I prefer football bets and few casino games, they are much more relaxing for me, something I can relax and enjoy until they are over, moving odds? Hell no.

Some people likes taking their profits when the match is ongoing, I prefer to wait it out till the game is finally over, although it doesn't bother me that much people how much I am risking is not even something to write home about.

[bakasabo]

I also get angry when odds change when I am betting. When they change, someone in my head always ask me if I am sure what I am doing? That is very annoying, when you make your own analysis, come to conclusion and make decision to place a bet, but instead of accepting the bet, system asks me to think about my bet once again. Why would I do that if I have done that already. If it would happen multiple times (like in example in first post) I think I would skip that bet. For me that situation look like I want to give money but instead I got questioned if I am sure multiple times? I am not a parrot. I think they would also get annoyed if I would ask multiple times if my bet lost if I have lost it.

It depends, in some cases I could completely understand them asking to review the bets, again is an example from horse racing, but still
a) I was going to put a bet on the underdog with about half of the race to go, I was thinking 4x is acceptable for the risks, 3 seconds late the favorite falls, and the underdog (3 horses in total in the race) is down to 1.20... no way I was going to make that bet, 8 fences left to jump and risk it for $2 for a $10 bet? Nope
b) Again, underdog leading and I was tempted to put money on it since the distance was pretty large and when I tried to place it, it changed from 5x to 50x because the exact moment the horse ran wide, in like 30 seconds, he went from first to last, that would have been throw-away money if I had left the option checked.

Everything has advantages and disadvantages, that's how things are.

My experience was the following. I was trying to bet on my favorite football team. If I remember it correctly, first time odds were changed due to free kick, then odds were changed because team was taking too long to make it and time was running out, third time they scored. I was going to place that bet anyway, but had to accept bet change 3 times. I fully understand that casino did not know that I was going to bet anyway, but at that moment it was a stressful situation when you try to parallel watch the game and not miss the moment, and tap correct place on the mobile screen.

[promise444c5]

Nope.. I prefer to just stay on course with the initial bet odds throughout the game, making my bets subjected to odds changes does look pretty good to me. I mostly place bets on football matches (soccer), I don’t do that much of pointspread just single-direct picks in most cases . Turning that on won’t change anything unless there’s possibility of me losing the bet..

[Patikno]

So, do you ever use the magic button?

I have used what OP might call a "magic button", and the last time I used it, I felt lucky to have activated it. That time, I won right after I placed my bet on e-soccer. So, if I hadn't activated it, the odds could have changed, voiding my bet, or my win.

Well, I have also been irritated or annoyed by changing odds, and it usually happens during a live match like I said. I think moving odds can be advantageous on one hand, especially when we win a bet when the odds are high. However, moving odds can also make us emotional when the odds multiplier doesn't meet expectations, especially when the bet loses. So, it can make us emotional and potentially cause us to lose control while gambling. Therefore, I just want to remind us all to maintain self-control when gambling, and don't let anything (including moving odds) take control of you. So, we can always be responsible gamblers.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Unlike you who is betting on horse race, I bet on football and I have used this option many times and in some cases I would win or lose the bet. Since I always book my games on time even before the game going live, I have not observed this option to accept the odds change but the day I was betting on some live game, the odds was changing drastically as I was busy selecting other games but by the time I was done and wanted to stake, that's when the option popped out and I accepted it, I won that bet. So, even if I was not fast to stake on my selection, even if the option of odds change comes up, I always accept it unless the odds have reduced to nothing before I would reject it.

All events have a small time frame in which the odds must not change in order for the bet to be valid, in the hours before a game the odds barely move, even if they would change twice an hour it would mean you would have to take the bet in the exact 6 seconds out of 3600, a 1/600 shot!

The 6f race at Chester had a winning time of 1m 12.74s , you must be lucky enough to slide bet in that timeframe,

In regards to my experience, the games were already live while I was selecting the games to bet on. After selecting few games, I was still looking for more games to add to the parlay and when I added few game and about to stake on them, I saw the message asking me to accept the odds changes which I did. After that time, the next time I experienced it, I looked carefully and observed that the odd that changed was down to 1.1 which I had to delete the game from my selection but the the other games I also selected gave me the same option to accept changes.

At times, if I'm not fast to stake at the time the odd changes for the last time, the bookie will lock the option such that I can not stake on the game again, I don't know if I'm the only person that has experienced it. I selected the game but before I made a deposit and wanted to stake on the game, I was told I can not stake on the game again, it was locked.

[AmaGold70]

Yes, i do place bets on moving odds, but I experience this in sports betting like soccer since soccer is my most favourite. While placing bet on moving odds, you will be asked to accept changes as the game is going on, now if you are comfortable with the odds you can click ok to activate your bet.
Sometimes, placing bet on moving odds can be confusing, in the sense that , odds can rise very high from when match has not started. I placed a bet between Bayern Leverckusen, and Harmburg and the odd for over 1.5 was about 1.15 when the match has not started, but the same odd later rose to 1.60 when the match was ongoing but I was discouraged to place the second bet at this point, and the game eventually played.

[Jubilee58]

Sometimes, I like staking bet on moving odds, this can make you win big bet sometimes, but only those who have strong decision can stake on moving odds because it can be discouraging sometimes.
I had one experience sometime ago, When Juventus played against Cagliari and won that very match at about 80 minutes, and above, then Juventus odd rose above 5 odds, and I won that very game. Moving odds can be good sometimes, if you know the game you are placing bet on, don't be discouraged, just place your bet even if the odds are rising, it might still end in the favour of gamblers.

[Fredomago]

Yes, i do place bets on moving odds, but I experience this in sports betting like soccer since soccer is my most favourite. While placing bet on moving odds, you will be asked to accept changes as the game is going on, now if you are comfortable with the odds you can click ok to activate your bet.
Sometimes, placing bet on moving odds can be confusing, in the sense that , odds can rise very high from when match has not started. I placed a bet between Bayern Leverckusen, and Harmburg and the odd for over 1.5 was about 1.15 when the match has not started, but the same odd later rose to 1.60 when the match was ongoing but I was discouraged to place the second bet at this point, and the game eventually played.

You need to accept the changes in order to place your bet, else it won't execute and your pick will not proceed, it's always depends on how you think your pick will ends up, if you are comfortable you just need to accept and then wait for the outcome, if not then you can move forward and find a new gmae or selection that you are comfortable then place your bet.

[ingiltere]

I don't bet on horse racing, but in football matches the odds usually shift significantly after the team you're betting on concedes a goal. Sometimes you have to make last minute bets and the match is already started, then I may accept odds. Usually odds decrease then.
The risks are clear, sometimes I bet sometimes I don't. But overall, I'm not a big fan of live betting. In basketball, the score gap sometimes widens to 10-15 points. If the favorite is trailing, then betting on them can make sense. It's not my first choice, but every now and then I place small bets on live betting.

[junder]

I personally bet based solely on my gut feeling choosing teams I’m truly convinced will win.

Even though the odds are visible and could be used as a basis for betting I don’t rely on them. However, I do think that people betting for profit definitely take advantage of this.

While I also want to make a profit, I view it as an added bonus in this context, so I don’t prioritize it.