someone hit a x3704 odds in sports betting.

[Russlenat]

But whether this is luck or it could be a really good gambler, although its obvious that its extreme luck, its still important to bet an amount you are not afraid to lose. Losing is more painful if you tend to chase your luck, but still end up losing the amount you aren't comfortable to lose.

I’m sure the bettor carefully analyzed the picks before combining them on a parlay ticket. These are not huge odds on every pick, but once combined they reached that number. So I believe he is good and lucky at the same time to pull off this huge win.

This parlay ticket inspired me. I should not just disregard parlays and conclude that they are only a waste of money. It is already in front of our eyes here, and for as low as $1, this could possibly give us the win we always wanted.

[Tetu100]

One thing I stopped doing is using other people's wins as fuel to keep chasing wins because the moment you let this get into your head you are going to start gambling desperately just because you want to achieve the same results as others but to win such odds is a function of luck and it's something that you cannot really force.

Honestly speaking am not easily moved by stuff like this, because most times things like this are like petrol that can easily push one into fire that is not prepared for.

 Personally, I don't pressure my self about people's winning because I always know how it is and moreover who knows how much he may have lost before being opportune to win that once. And sometimes if his being drived by greed he can even end up staking almost all or part of his winning just to see if he can still win more. Therefore, for the interest of those that really care. It's not proper for us as a gambler to be going restless or getting worked up over peoples success story because by doing so we wouldn't know when we will start going extra miles or crossing boundaries just to match up that same level of which we wouldn't be pleased by the outcome we may get in return.

[r_victory]

I don't doubt that it's possible to win a lot with gambling; I just don't think it's very common. Here in Brazil, I've seen many people win the lottery, but I prefer to be cautious and not get carried away by these stories. This guy was very lucky.

[Hispo]

I don't doubt that it's possible to win a lot with gambling; I just don't think it's very common. Here in Brazil, I've seen many people win the lottery, but I prefer to be cautious and not get carried away by these stories. This guy was very lucky.

Getting people to get carried away by their feelings is actually one of the oldest and most effective marketing and advertising strategies used within the gambling industry, specially lotteries.
Why do you think lotteries are so eager to make a show on the luck of their winners?
That is done with the intention to encourage as many people as possible to try to emulate the lucky success of those lottery winners.

I have even seen lotteries which pay for an special event and party, in which winners are giver their money in front of hundreds of people. They do that because it is profitable for them to get more people to play.
It is similar on casinos and bookies.

I would not be surprised if the case of this specific guy on facebooks started to be advertised by the casino itself, in order to invite people to join their website.

[Darker45]

But whether this is luck or it could be a really good gambler, although its obvious that its extreme luck, its still important to bet an amount you are not afraid to lose. Losing is more painful if you tend to chase your luck, but still end up losing the amount you aren't comfortable to lose.

I’m sure the bettor carefully analyzed the picks before combining them on a parlay ticket. These are not huge odds on every pick, but once combined they reached that number. So I believe he is good and lucky at the same time to pull off this huge win.

This parlay ticket inspired me. I should not just disregard parlays and conclude that they are only a waste of money. It is already in front of our eyes here, and for as low as $1, this could possibly give us the win we always wanted.

I don't know what you consider "huge odds" but looking at the picks, the lowest odds was 3.5 and the highest was 4.9. Even the lowest I consider to be "huge odds". 3.5 already signifies the team is a big underdog, which only has around 28% implied probability of winning.

Considering that all seven picks of them have odds 3.5 and above, there must be a lot of luck involved. But it also means the bettor has carefully selected those underdog picks.

On another note, gambling inspiration always comes from the exceptions rather than the rule.