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Quote from: Questat on Today at 11:39:02 AM

Don't bet on games with house edge if you want to be a successful gambler, that's the main recipe to success. Slots, roulette and even dice with a house edge of 1% , you will still lose, lower house edge better chance to stay longer in gambling but in the long run you will still loss.

Reality is necessary, we will only know it if we understand what our real chances, that's why I focus on sports betting now as I think there's no house edge in this kind of game, some may say there is but I say there's none.

How do you explain your point that there is no house edge in sports betting?
That means that if you bet on two completely opposite outcomes at the same time, as long as there is no third choice, you do not risk anything? That, however, is not the case.

I think every bookie has to have a house edge. Otherwise, they would lose their liquid assets very quickly.

That's a valid point, if you compared the opposite side you'll see the house edge, but if you just look at one betting odds, then you might not feel the house edge if you bet on odds higher than +100... but remember there are bettors on the other side, and you getting +100 that doesn't mean the opposite bettors will get the same, probably -110 or -120 which is the favorite team or player.

Maybe this article help to explain further.

https://tunicatravel.com/blog/2018/08/sports-betting-and-house-edge/

It's very obvious that bookies makes money from our bet, that's what they called a commision, they don't actually have a bankroll like casinos where a player betting against the casinos bankroll, sports betting is quite different but bookies definitely make money as gamblers bet on diffrent sites and bookies adjust the odds accordingly to balance the action.