Cricket is only popular in certain parts of the world and to me the rules don’t sound too easy. I watched it a couple of times but didn’t get it and found it boring but that is also a personal opinion. I saw the event on it but it would really be guessing if I want to participate in the event so will just pass for it but thanks for organizing!
I guess it's never too late to learn more about this game, people can join and research a bit before making predictions and who knows... sometimes it's better (if not all the time) to have luck and not knowledge.
I am not into cricket as well, for me that game is strange... I thought to get in just for fun and to learn more about it, but I don't have a lot of free time for that.
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I think that time is something that sometimes leaves us far from good earnings, not only due to the fact of so many sports, but also of knowing them on a cultural-social level, because you may not follow it, study it, but since we were children we grew up watching news, listening to results, that even though you don't follow it daily you are there very close to having information at a +1 level, and not level "0", like the one that brought us to this conversation, Cricket.
But I liked iv4n's reflection, I quote: "... to have luck and not knowledge." If you add to that the simplicity of the odds, you only need these things to place a bet.
Although in the long term knowledge leaves you closer to profits.
In my case, sometimes I am making multiple bets (@<1.2), and I want to place 10 in total, below @1.20, and I can't get them in the traditional games that I always follow, so I end up betting on darts. A random bet on any sport should not be taken so seriously.