Quote from: pawel7777 on February 16, 2023, 10:21:37 PM

But you would probably take it if for $1 you could win $1,000 right? So what would be your decision making process for when the bet is attractive to take? Or is it just based on current feelings?

Nah, I will still do the same. If the price is too low to pay in order to gain that much profit, in my mind it's obviously a scam. I don't know what you think about this, but for me this is what comes to my mind. So no. I won't take the bet. And it's not based on any current situation or decision-making flaw. If you take this opportunity, then you are just greedy and making decisions based on your emotions.

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Quote from: tjtonmoy on February 16, 2023, 07:48:20 PM

I prefer sport betting more than casino bets, for this scenario dice roll. I think it keeps you on the edge and drag you towards addiction. In sport betting, you can analyze and make strategies. But in gambling, there's not much to do.

Both, sports betting and classic casino games are classed as gambling and both are addictive. The only advantage of sports betting is that mathematical odds are harder (if not impossible) to calculate, so there's always a chance of taking advantage of miscalculated odds.

I don't know, man. It's just my personal feelings. Casino games are just too easy to play and that's why you keep on going in hopes of making a fortune. But in sports betting, you can analyze past performance and stats in order to make a choice. It's always 50/50 chance. Either you win or lose. So for me i will stick to sport betting.