Quote from: Fuso.hp on Today at 02:27:23 PM

I always bet on my favorite teams and if my favorite teams lose, I naturally feel bad, but in some cases I have to accept the reality. After checking various things, when I feel that my favorite team is relatively less strong than the opposing team, then I have to bet against my favorite team, but when I see my favorite team winning on the field, I feel good that my favorite team is winning, even if it costs a little money. This has happened to me many times in my betting career and I should not have taken these things as a given at the beginning, but now I don't take these things as a given. Basically, those who bet cannot bring 100% results in their favor, for example, I am talking about the final match of the Club World Cup where the most favorite team in the final match was PSG and 90% of the gamblers may have bet relatively more money on PSG but the result went against them.

That's an example of what OP might have been looking at. Being happy as a fan while losing a bet. Grin

There have been times that I have also bet on my favorite fighter and then lost the bet because an underdog won. Not a good feeling but worth to support my beloved country man fighting in the ring. But when the both fighters are not from my country, I would bet on someone who has the advantage and likely to win. No more concept of happy while losing.