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Do you have a sports that you keep betting on even though you don’t watch this sports live or you don’t know the full specifications of this game?

No I don’t have any sport that I don’t watch and I do gamble on it. The only sport which I do gamble on is football, and it’s what I watch mostly, I don’t gamble on any other sport, maybe because am not interested in them or maybe one of the most popular sport in my country is football, you will hardly hear about any other sport, so I gamble on football alone. If you are gambling on sport which you don’t follow up, or sport which you have no knowledge about, then I will say you are just wasting your money, because their is higher chances that you are going to lose after placing bet on sports like that, and I don’t know the fun which you will be deriving from that.

Most of the people that I know which are gambling on sport which they have no knowledge about, most of them are the once which are always depending on people making predictions so they do follow their predictions, because how will you randomly gamble on sport which you have zero knowledge about.

I understand the point you are making but from where am standing something tells me you are not that much of a gambler because I believe if you are then you would understand that there is actually nothing like wasting your money because no one is ever certain of their winning because if they are then the whole gambling thing will have another whole twist to it and moreover before going to gamble, you must have isolated the particular funds so that even if or when you lose it, it won't be as if you actually wasted your money.

You are absolutely correct; I am a gambler myself, and I have multiple personal encounters with it. In addition, I conducted extensive research on the topic and read about the experiences of numerous other gamblers. I recognize that part of the appeal of gambling is the excitement of the unknown, and that no one can guarantee a win. I also understand that for many people, financial loss may be heartbreaking, particularly if they are gambling with money they cannot afford to lose. I understand that some people can gamble without jeopardizing their financial security, but this does not appear to be the case for everyone. In fact, it appears that the majority of gamblers find the risk of financial loss appealing.
I also recognize that it can be a complicated and tough experience. But, in whatever you do, remember that gambling has both positive and negative sides, and that it can be a tough habit to overcome.

Risking gives them the thrills. It always does and the bigger the money the more exciting for them.
But I don't think they are seriously wagering large amounts of money for a sport they know nothing about. This is like suicide. I like boxing but there's no event every week for boxing. I wouldn't go bet on Cricket all because there is no boxing event, I would rather wait for weeks.

Bettors risk money but they are also finding ways to win which is where the thrills are and it always feels good to know the strategy used works. It's a vindication when a bettor's team wins the match.