Quote from: Wapfika on Today at 07:14:21 PM

Quote from: freedomgo on May 19, 2024, 10:42:26 PM

So how about you? Have you ever thought of this idea when your picks aren't hitting? I mean, if we keep following how we think and feel with our picks and it doesn't translate to profit, there's no reason to continue following the same strategy. But are we comfortable with betting against our own picks just for the sake of fading ourselves strategy?

I’m a seasonal sports bettor because I only place bet in sports that I watch closely to make my bets more accurate.

I have a higher winning rate on sports betting because I usually focus on quality of my bets rather than quantity so I only bets on matches that I have high confidence to win regardless of how low the odds is.

Some people aim for higher odds that’s why they keep chasing complicated matches that makes them lose frequently no matter how confident they are with their bets since they are forcing picks limited to high odds that makes it naturally complicated to win.

You make a fair point on valuing quality over quantity with sports bets. Just trying to chase the best odds can get you into trouble by taking on too much risk and i'd say it's smarter to zero in on wagers with strong value, even if the odds are just decent and not through the roof.

That said, if your picks keep missing the mark, it makes sense to reevaluate your approach. But there's a difference between overthinking past choices versus taking in new info. Maybe a key guy just got hurt or there was a last-second change to the roster that shakes up your original analysis. In those cases changing up your selection could be the right call.