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If you place a single bet with the odds 20.00+, you will almost definitely lose your bet, but for multibetting it is not so certain. Like today I placed a multibet on Duelbits with 43.61 odds:

I'm hoping to win because all the outcomes I bet on are pretty likely to come true, and, also, I won a multibet with 101.00 odds once, so why can't I win with 43.61 odds?

Do you keep any statistics if you are in the long end in profit when placing multibets with these high odds? It is always thrilling to win (multi)bets with high odds but I kept record of all my bets for 2 years and never had a positive ROI when placing multibets. There was 1 bet that ended up losing and most of the time that was the one with the lowest odd.

I don't write it down, but I remember, more or less, how much I won and lost from such multibets. My profit is not big, nothing to brag about, but I'm definitely in profit from my multibet adventure, which has started half a year ago. When I will lose more than $100, I will stop, but firstly, as I said, I'm in profit, and, secondly, with the bets I make, $0.20-$1.00, it's not that easy to lose $100.

Okay interesting! The benefit is that you only need to win one of these big multiples to have some small profit! I guess everybody needs to find there own strategy, I might try it again one day but nowadays I just try to find some value bets.

Yup, somehow you will find good strategy that you know that will work for you, most of the time patience is really a good practice when
trying to explore your opportunities.

It might work or if may not, the only thing is you are aware of your capability and you are
willing to take the adjustment that needed to fill your gambling style.