Quote from: Su-asa on March 08, 2025, 08:39:00 PM

Quote from: Sanitough on March 07, 2025, 01:57:10 PM

Just wanna share my experience.. based on what I’ve noticed, whenever I overthink and overanalyze a game, I tend to lose more than I win. Since I consider a lot of factors, mainly stats, I sometimes end up second-guessing myself. There are times when I spot a line that seems like a public play or something designed to attract the public, so even if my gut tells me to bet on a specific team because they’re clearly better, another part of me hesitates, thinking it might be a trap and that public perception could be wrong.

Has this ever happened to you too?

Analysis can not always assure you winning because gamble is based on luck, your analysis only helps you get closer to your luck. However sometimes if you felt that the game is a trap, then there isn't a need to bet on them either because you are not sure of the out come as the game haven't ended. You should just play and enjoy the fun instead of having higher hopes on your game because you think the strategy you use to predict the game would make the bet become successful.

Many people always equate analysis with betting, throughout the process the participant always needs to bet something based on their analysis but in reality the trajectory of analysis will include what to choose and a story of giving up that match. Once the fundamentals and analysis depict that the options on either side are not suitable, the player can withdraw at this risky point but despite this risk, many people are more careful to find the advantage in the options and get caught in the spiral of over-analysis and need to bet.