Which Betting Odds Can Make You Profitable in the Long Run? 1.75, 1.90, or 2.10?

[Filicius]

If we were to choose one set of odds to maintain when we are betting. We have like 1.75, 1.90, or 2.10. Which of these do you think will make you profitable in the long run. Regardless of what sport you are betting on.

Share based on your experience not what you read in books, as theory is not always applicable in actual betting if you believe that.

I'm asking this question because higher odds offer better payouts but are harder to win consistently while lower odds require more wins to remain profitable.


Need some real life experience here.

In my experience, 2.10 would be my typical choice, even although I know that it usually gives me very bad results. It's paradoxical but I think I choose odds so high because of the hope to win and not because I really expect to win.

Anyway, I think it's indifferent, in the long run all odds could lead to the same result. I don't think there is a "more profitable" one in the long run.

[Makus]

There is no way you consistently make profit from any odd range it doesn't matter how small it is, as bettors we have seen people place a large amount of money on a small odd as low as 1.03 but still end up losing. Fixing your attention too much on the odds can be a very bad strategy as a bettor. No betting odd can make you profitable but there is a high chance that you can end up winning but it's important to remember that this isn't guaranteed.

My strategy when betting is always betting on single games with an odd of 2 to 3, it's risky due to how high the value is but there's an advantage because it's a single game.

[tread93]

One thing you should understand is that the odds that you pick is not what will make you profitable in the long run because it's rare to see someone that will be profitable in the long run with gambling because it's a game of luck and not a game of odds.

Those odds are there to tell you how much you profit you will make if you choose that club and to also let you know who is the favourite to win the game but not all the time. Some odds are best to be left alone instead, of betting on a team which such low odds like 1.1 or 1.2 because your profit will be very small. I make my game analysis before betting on a particular team.

Yes I also think 1.90 is the best bet but you also have to take in the luck factor as well into account. You never know how the bet will play out and the best bet is honestly just to go with your gut

[Jaycoinz]

Well, if you have been betting for a long time you are supposed to know that there are no odds that can continue to keep you in profit in the long run. The mistake a lot of bettors make is that they come to the conclusion that betting on Small odds less than 1.50 are sure to win because they got lucky a few times, this makes them stake way higher than they can afford to lose. The odds just indicate which is the weaker side between both teams and the value of certain options.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

Some people might choose a particular odd based on their experience. Doesn't mean that if you apply it, you will win also. Just even basing the wins on the odd alone will not be profitable. The game choosen, the season. All attribute to it. Only odd alone can't make the wins.
If one were to pick after all conditions have been met, then the lowest odd is good. Provided you have more wins than losses. I stills don't think there is someone with so much accuracy to more wins in relation to odds.

[Juicyhome]

Yes I also think 1.90 is the best bet but you also have to take in the luck factor as well into account. You never know how the bet will play out and the best bet is honestly just to go with your gut

No odds is best you will still lose money,  1.11 do cut while 24 odds play as well,  nothing is sure as far as gambling is concerned,  just do your best and let your luck count, because no odds is guaranteed,  have won 21 odds before have lost 1.12 several times in this my journey of gambling,  have given up in odds I only wish for my luck to shine as as I play. Mate have you won 1.9 odd on the long? Don't lie I really need an honest answer,  because I know it's impossible to win on a long time with any odds. Gambling is not easy depending on the odd tou pick.

[Byebyebtc]

In sports betting smaller odd shows that a person or a team has a higher chance of winning the match so that's should have a higher chance of a long-term winning,
Although because you pick lower odds doesn't guarantee you for the long term success, we all know that gambling is a game of luck but lower odds is just safer, higher usually is more risky but one win can cover up for lots of losses but it is very inconsistent so the lower odds will be the best option.

[nelson4lov]

In sports betting smaller odd shows that a person or a team has a higher chance of winning the match so that's should have a higher chance of a long-term winning,
Although because you pick lower odds doesn't guarantee you for the long term success, we all know that gambling is a game of luck but lower odds is just safer, higher usually is more risky but one win can cover up for lots of losses but it is very inconsistent so the lower odds will be the best option.

The approach people use with smaller odds os that they find 10to 20 legs with short odds of like 1.20to around 1.30 odds and hope it wins. Like all gambling, it works sometimes but more often than not, it won't. Whenever such bet wins, the payout could recover 10s of losses that were incurred before the win. So the payoff is usually better than just going for singles but it way harder to execute consistently.