Quote from: piebeyb on August 12, 2023, 03:12:12 PM

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I'm not a hypocrite with all of that, sometimes I also still do things that every time I get a win, I always feel dissatisfied and keep betting again to get bigger wins than before, that's because I also experienced the same thing and had experiences like that, just sharing stories. that every bettor should be able to set targeted wins so that they can withdraw the winning money and use it for investment, then come back in a few days to bet again. it has to be long term

well, here a simple but very correct answer. planning wins or planning for any losses that must be managed neatly to avoid regrets due to defeats in the long term. this method is usually used for professional gamblers to manage finances in gambling so that it is not too risky within the specified period.

Quote from: Blitzboy on August 12, 2023, 03:29:44 PM

So, you think watching a live broadcast will somehow protect your bet from going south? There's a difference between strategy and wishful thinking. Relying on a live broadcast might give you a sense of the game's flow, but its no insurance policy. And as for cashing out on teams that have already won - thats just a mechanism to protect your fragile confidence.

maybe you do not understand what I mean here.
I mean when choosing several teams to include in the bet slip and several teams have won but the last match is still ongoing you watch the broadcast of the match see the condition of the team you choose is in a bad situation you still have the opportunity to cash out instead of having to lose all the money and wins that have already been won.
this goal is not out of fragile self-esteem but what gambler would gamble only to lose all his money and luck? although a gambler who bets for fun he also wants to win from his bet.
as told by the OP, several of the teams selected have won and large amounts of money are in sight, its like luck and if you have the opportunity to cash out, why not?

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Higher odds in multi bets obviously mean higher risks; thats Gambling 101. But if you’re not up for the risk, maybe sports betting isnt your game. It sounds like a lack of discipline and strategy on the bettor's part rather than a flaw in the system. Instead of constantly seeking "efforts" to minimize loss, maybe it's time for a change in approach. Stop throwing good money after bad.

indeed gambling is a risky place and maybe your life is also at risk but if you have chosen to make all the bets you really have to accept all the risks. but its not about whose sports betting is not about risk but its about why bettors lose in the long run right?
so its only natural that any gambler who bets on sports betting is looking for any effort to minimize losses because I tell you as an ordinary gambler, not an addict. maybe a gambling addict will continue to gamble, taking every risk, regardless of whether he is confident or not, the most important thing is that he bets to satisfy his addiction. maybe this is obvious.