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Quote from: len01 on August 11, 2023, 02:01:00 PM

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That's what you are going to end up with depending on the results and should be considered a bit different. I think it's quite important to calculate the wins accordingly. For example, if a team loses once every 10 games, that means if their odds are 1.40, that makes 9 games to end up with 1 loss equals to end up making a profit.

That is not really an issue and we should bet that, but if teams lose like 3-4 times out of 10, then it would not be a thing that makes on the long run. This is why I think we should consider the situation to be profitable depending on the situation, check what the team is doing and check the odds and based on something like that will end up with a greater return on the long run as well.

to be more precise, always check or watch the live broadcast of the match to see the actual conditions or situation in the match so that when we see a situation that is going to get bad maybe we are better off cash out from several teams that have already won rather than having to continue betting but end up in doubts of losing . we can do anything to make a profit in sports betting but the problem is if its a multi bet, of course the odds will be higher and more profitable but the risk borne is also very large. so we also have to have some efforts to find ways not to lose too much by cashing out the winning money that has been obtained.

but I understand this condition because sometimes bettors become more aggressive and greedy in wanting to get bigger wins so that the profits from sports betting are not immediately used for other investments but instead are used to bet again with the hope of getting even bigger.

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.

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.

It seems that there is a misunderstanding here mate because I honestly think that @len01 is saying differently, so different that you have misunderstood his comment.

It's not a wishful thinking nor a guarantee that watching a live broadcast will help you to win those bets or to prevent those bets from going South because first off, nothing will go South if you don't have any bets on a certain game to begin with. Watch live broadcast will help you analyze the situation and will help you to make a better decision so that you will not lose your bet.

I think he meant to minimize the loss if you cash out once you see the match looks too one-sided to win. Somehow your coins will not be robbed from you, just think of it like you are not a spectator in the game to wait and lose but you have the power to also play around.

But you know it pays to be a fan o the sports, know the game, and know the athletes. It's kind of easy to compare it to a boxing match where you can see Crawford has the edge over Spence by watching sports analyst.