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Board Gambling discussion
Re: Why do 90% of Bettors Lose in Sports Betting in the Long-term?
by
Blitzboy
on 12/07/2023, 20:06:03 UTC

To consistently accumulate wealth with low risk, two standout approaches have proven their worth: Bonus Hunting and Arbitrage Betting. I have personally employed these strategies since 2011, experiencing consistent success with profits exceeding $1 million. However, it’s important to remember that individual results may vary.


Both bonus hunting and arbitrage betting are not strategies that we can do constantly and rely upon to make a profit for us forever. Eventually we are going to have played at all sportsbook and used up all the available bonuses. In my experiences bonuses are a great way to start out at a new website, it gives us a decent profit and helps to build up our initial bankroll. But we can't be switching around all the time between new sportsbooks in an effort to find new bonuses. There is also a risk to that strategy when playing at new websites with very good bonuses, it could be a scam and we lose all our money. Arbitrage opportunities on the other side usually last only a short period of time and we can’t find them every day. There are many other people looking for arbitrage opportunities as well, which will lead to a large number of bets on the game and the bookie will adjust his odds quickly. Arbitrage is a nice additional income we can do on the side, but I don’t think we can only rely on a strategy that focuses on arbitrage betting.

Sports betting is like life - unpredictable and transient. We may miss bonus hunting, but time will run out. Arbitrage betting? That bird rarely roosts. After the excitement, it's back to work. Betting isn't easy. Risky high-low game. The house always wins, and our chances of beating it are minimal. Why not make betting a rollercoaster instead of a gravy train? Take it gently and enjoy the excitement. Life is too short for number crunching and bonus chasing.