Well right friend, however yes of course luck is always the most important factor in any type of bet we do, because one thing we have to understand is that gambling is full of uncertainties and there is also absolutely no guarantee at the beginning of the session to ensure that you will win at the end of the session, such as the scenario you said in the type of sports betting in the EPL where we often see some strong teams that turn out to be embarrassing and unexpected because they lose against teams that are not favored. and maybe we can also see what is happening in the Bundesliga, look at Bayern Munich's failure to defend the title they have defended for a decade, which is surprising that they must be willing to give their title to Lever Munchen, And maybe we can also see what is happening in the Bundesliga, look at Bayern Munich's failure to defend the title they have defended for more than a decade, the surprise is that they must be willing to give the title to Leverkusen which in the past few seasons was an ordinary team and not too favored, so I am sure that many of us are surprised and also maybe many also experience defeat when betting.
Another thing is of course as you suggested that we must always remember and not ignore that in gambling, whatever type it is, the results at the end of the session will refer to luck. As I said earlier that betting is still betting where of course your money will end up in two possibilities between winning or losing, winning is nothing more than a chance and losing is a sure thing, but yes that's right I also don't understand why gamblers still get emotional and don't accept it when they lose, even though it's clear from the start that gambling is about winning and losing, and maybe we can call them irresponsible gamblers or losers who come only want to win but are not ready to accept the risk of losing.
As for sports betting, we will most likely lose in the long run, because we are playing against smart machines that calculate odds and will definitely not be left without money. Even if a player is well versed in sports events and understands a lot, it is not a fact that he will win in the end. One thing seems to me that it is enough to bet, but not very often, and to bet on what we really like and this business will not be boring for us, but fun. At least that's what I do. They also say that beginners are lucky, probably because they don’t have a lot of bets and in a small number of matches luck was simply on their side, but if they continue to play, then for sure their luck will leave them.
I think losing is a certainty and all gamblers must have experienced or often experience it, but that does not mean it is impossible that we also still have a chance to win in one of the many sessions that we do, for example in sports betting if for example you choose a team that is favored in the season statistically and when they play against a weaker team then yes maybe you have a 70% chance of winning and the remaining 30% is for something unexpected that can happen on the field that can make the situation turn around and this is a matter of luck.
Yes I agree with you that actually experience in sports betting is nothing more than something that can only increase the chances of winning which means that it cannot ensure that you will actually be able to win at the end of the session, of course the problem of winning is only luck that can ensure it, on the other hand yes I understand what you are saying that it is better for us to bet on something we like, no matter in any type of gambling, The point is that we have to stick to the belief that winning depends on our luck at the time of running the session so that we don't put excessive expectations on winning and after that gamble with some restrictions such as limiting time and money, and yes it is true that many people say that beginners get more wins at the beginning of their gambling involvement, I don't know what the cause is but certainly maybe the casino has arranged everything in the system so that beginners always come back to play with high expectations which in the end actually suffer more losses.