Re: In gambling, is it true that you don’t win if you’re not lazy?
People say we have to put in some effort to study a certain game before placing a bet. By study, they mean using different resources, checking the news, trends, rumors, and so on, because those are all important factors when capping games.
If we do all of that, it really means we're not being lazy.
But does doing all that really increase our chances of winning, or more specifically, make us profitable?
Of course yes especially if it's a sports betting, being analytical will make a difference, and if you're trying to win means it can make you profitable than blindly betting some teams you don't know or just basing with the audience. If you're trying to make a difference like using a lot of tools and data that will help you to choose the right bet, then yes, it's profitable. If we do all of that, it really means we're not being lazy.
But does doing all that really increase our chances of winning, or more specifically, make us profitable?
Also, the topic is very subjective, sometimes gamblers already know where to bet and what's good and bad in sports betting, so they're not used to some research if that specific sport is their hobby, of course you don't need to study all of the possibilities.
AI is definitely helping people in this realm to become even more laz... Efficient!
I've been using it for some quick and dirty summaries, it's actually pretty decent for things like that. I know it's still a game of chance, so to speak, but it definitely helps you make smart decisions.