Gambling will always be gambling. We can't predict the outcome completely, no matter the tactic you try to use to avoid those visible things you consider as traps; some will still fail you.
Most times the bookies don't even know what the outcome will be like. I believe they also allocate those odds based on the data they have on both teams; it could be a biased analysis sometimes to manipulate how gamblers picture the game, but they can't always be correct.
It’s true, we can’t completely predict outcomes, but sports betting is really a numbers game. To have a chance at being profitable in the long run, discipline with bankroll management is key. Spotting those "trap games" and taking advantage of them can give you an edge. Sure, they don’t come often, but if you can get more picks right than wrong, you’ll be on the path to profit.
If your goal is to be profitable, it’s all about calculated betting, fewer bets, but with higher quality. It might sound boring, but that’s the reality if you’re serious about success. And as we know, chasing excitement often leads to losses, so stick to the smart plays.