I only realized this now that you mentioned it and I agree that it seems like the subject has already been widely explored and is in fact quite repetitive... I have also caught myself repeating the same idea many times despite my efforts to always add something new.

But you know there is a reason for this: luck is a universal theme when we talk about betting and gambling and it will always spark interest because it touches on something intrinsic to the human experience (I think I've philosophized too much now, )

The challenge is to bring new perspectives or less obvious approaches to the subject... for example, instead of just debating "luck vs skill", we could discuss how people interpret luck, does the perception of luck change depending on the cultural or psychological context? Or even, how do bookmakers use the idea of ​​luck to attract customers, even though they know that their systems are based on mathematical probabilities?

I also like topics that focus on personal stories or real cases, such as situations where someone thought they were counting on luck, but later discovered that there was manipulation involved (such as fraud in results or adjusted odds)... this generates more constructive and less generic debates.