Quote from: Lannakosa on Today at 02:19:34 PM

Quote from: mirakal on Today at 10:57:23 AM

Research creates an edge towards other gamblers, but it does not guarantee sure winning, although it increases the potentials of winning. Luck is still the key element in gambling. There are a lot of good researchers out there who gamble and often end up losing, compared to those who just got luck and decide to gamble, and end up winning it all. However, taking research should still be encourage most particularly for sports betting, at least you got to reduce your chances of losing.

You can't always rely on luck alone, you can be lucky for a while, then a streak of bad luck will come. Especially if we are talking about betting, in this case there are almost always favorites, and most often bets are made on favorites, and luck in this case will only consist in whether they win the match on which we bet or lose. Bets require analysis of matches, without this you can play another game that does not require this and hope only for luck.

Betting has both ways stretched out; analysis and luck. These two determines the perspective of gaming for gamblers. But is less on the settings of the casino which the gamblers have no concrete information about how it runs. The only profession that's close to how casinos work are the mathematicians or statisticians. They could build programs that'll make closer prediction of game through analysis. But a wide range of gamers are not equipped with such knowledge. Whenever the wins show up it should be tagged as luck, because no constant strategy was applied.