Quote from: fortunecrypto on August 15, 2020, 03:07:22 AM

Quote from: freedomgo on July 19, 2020, 10:10:18 AM

It's 25 people in the list, but I will go with the top 10 for the sake of discussion only.

https://www.thepunterspage.com/biggest-sports-betting-wins/
1. Billy Walters – a successful $3.5 million bet
2. Vegas Dave – $2.5 million on a $140,000 bet
3. Steve Whiteley – £1.5 million on a £2 bet
4. Fred Craggs – £1 million on a £0.50 bet
5. Mike Futter – £800,000 on betting his own horse
6. James Adducci – $1.2 million on an $85,000 bet
7. Charles Barkley – $800,000 on a $500,000 bet
8. Anonymous punter – £585,000 on an £0.80 bet
9. Darren Yates – £550,000 on a £62 bet
10. Mick Gibbs – £500,000 on a

Those that are in bold text are the kind of wins we like to achieve, with a little capital , we can turn our money into a huge amount.

How would you do that guys? do you consistently bet on parlay with big odds?

These are lucky dudes who won big amounts for just a very small bet while others are betting up to half a million pounds these guys won it
from£0.30 bet to £62 bet it's one big jackpot and is all these guys expect to win that huge price with just a small bet it's surprising know we know that even a very small bet can win you big.

What matters more in this is its sustainability. I realized why wondering the sustainability of this that you will need a large number of small bettors betting with thesame small amounts to make the huge prizes sustainable. Or you could have not-too-many people of different economic statues to bet what they can afford to lose to make prize sustainable. The latter probably won't be that fair to wealthy/"big" bettors if they are not given bets with higher chances of winning. A charitable betting would just give both the rich and poor bettors equal chances of winning despite the bet sizes