Quote from: Odusko on April 20, 2025, 11:39:03 PM

Quote from: Sanitough on April 07, 2025, 09:06:47 AM

If you believe you're skilled at sports betting, enough to pick the single best game daily.. could you actually discipline yourself to bet just once per day for an entire season to prove your profitability?

Personally, I'd struggle. The urge for more action would get to me. Even starting with one game, a loss would leave me feeling unsatisfied, tempted to chase and recover immediately rather than wait for the next day.

The ability to limit your brt number to at least 1 bet per day for the entire season could help you to avoid heavy losses during this period where so many matches end in unexpected ways, so if you make multiple, that means that you as a gambler increasing your risk and drowning closer to your loses level.

I would even advise that you don't bet everyday, this to a great extent has a way of preserving your mental health for greater effectiveness. Gambling isn't supposed to be a daily thing, I'm more comfortable gambling from Friday to Sunday.

Exerting some kind of personal moderation policies in gambling might reduce your exposure to addiction. Gambling everyday would increase your consistency with your frequenting the casino, even if it's for a short while, you may be tempted to increase the number of bets one day and the damages begin. So reducing your betting days is a major factor, then you can go further to reduce your frequency within those days to the nearest minimum. This sounds more effective to me