We’ve all seen so-called experts online claiming they’re profitable in sports betting. They flash betting logs with impressive win rates and preach about proper bankroll management and discipline, stressing that the key is long-term success, something most of us realistically won’t achieve.
For some reason, I believe that those who claim they are experts themselves and preach that they have been doing amazing in a certain thing are nothing but clowns trying to impress others with the little success they've ever achieved so that they can ask them for money to teach them what they know. I wouldn't trust such a person in my life unless I see them doing live what they claim they are experts of.
So, as a sports bettor yourself: Do you believe you already have the skills to succeed? Or do you think you can develop them over time? Or are you just in it for fun, betting to cheer on your favorite teams?
I do think I have the skills to succeed in sports betting, but I don't wish to become a professional sports bettor, to be honest. I love sports, football, cricket, tennis, boxing, anything you name, I love it and I always watch whatever game I can when I have free time. So I pretty much know about every sport and people who are famous from each sport, I also make bets sometimes when I'm in the mood but I'm not a regular sports bettor.
However, I know that if I become serious, start analysing the games and make bets on a regular basis, I can get more wins than losses in the long run.