Quote from: Fredomago on June 27, 2025, 05:57:59 PM

Quote from: Natalim on June 27, 2025, 12:21:09 PM

It was not what we called "relying," but rather "trusting ourselves." Even the odds cannot predict with certainty who will win. The same thing happens: a favorite team can't guarantee winning all its games. I think we should not put anything to blame for our losses, not even ourselves. Losing is really going to happen in a game of luck. It is unreasonable to think that every loss is a big mistake. Instead, accept the fact that we lose. We can never enjoy gambling if this is what we are going to do. Instead, this makes us feel like we are urged to win to be happy.

I agree, as even how good you think your pick was there's no guarantee that it will brings you a sure win, the thought that you are inside gambling where risk are just around even how small the odds or even how huge the percentage of winning there's still chances that you'll going to lose. I like the idea that you need to have that courage to accept and not dwell with your mistake keep in mind that you can go ahead and retry your luck with a fresh mindset after you lose if you can accept the outcome without any difficulty.

No guarantee. Even the x1.01 - x1.20 can be defeated, but many think it's a sure win. It's not. It's just a high chance they will win the game, but when it's football, it could go south, or it could go draw. That's one of the reasons why I don't like betting on football. The other reason is that I am not that knowledgeable about it.
I won't force the idea of taking a bet on a sport that I have no idea and even if the odds are very high for a team to win, I don't like the idea of having the 3rd option result, which is the draw.