Quote from: red4slash on Today at 07:31:28 AM

Quote from: HelliumZ on July 18, 2025, 11:14:41 PM

It may actually be your personal belief that you win the bets you miss, but lose the bets you don't miss. If you look at it in the light of reality, your belief is completely wrong. Especially in this case, you have no control over any superpowers, superstitions, spiritual mantras or meditation concepts, black magic, all these unearthly things. When these four numbers favor the lucky person in a neutral manner, that lucky person wins the bet, while the lucky person will have bad luck and will lose the bet. No superstition or superstition can affect the winning of this bet.

The belief in mystical things should ideally only be a suggestion for us to increase our confidence to play the game {gambling) but it does not bring anything to the probability of winning because after all gambling still refers to luck and will look even more ridiculous if it links luck with things that smell to the mystical in the end.

But as you say, suggestions aren't entirely bad just don't take them too much on faith because after all when you lose it's even more heartbreaking to have your high expectations dashed just because they didn't match up with reality.

I may be involved in some of these suggestions where I always feel that in some moments when I am lucky enough in real life then I will tell myself that betting in some games in sportsbetting will also be the same, although this is not entirely true but the suggestion always comes and I do not deny this but do not have a big expectation of the final result because I realize that luck also plays a big role here.

This is simply absurd, you can't believe in something that increases your chances of winning by praying, faith or whatever it is must serve for something else, not to make us win bets, it's a terrible thing and in fact anyone who believes it works isn't very intelligent