I don't think this is correct because difference in odds vary from company to company and does not matter if you are gambling online or at a physical shop. What I mean is, the odd for a particular company will be the same across all platforms be it physical shop or online platform and this may be the same or different for other other companies for the same event. There are some companies that have both physical and online presence and their odd remain the same.

Of course, diversification is good. We don't know in advance what will happen. But diversification is not for everyone. Especially for new investors. If someone enters diversification without knowing how to invest properly, then I think he will lose all his money. So invest first, gain experience, then enter diversification.

Manchester United really have alot of work to do losing against team like Grimsby in the carabao cup shows that they have nothing to do or offer in the English premier league it is very shameful that a small team like Grimsby eliminated a big name like Manchester United in the carabao cup after signing some good front line during the transfer window.
I believe most gamblers will loss money unless those who don't like picking smaller odd just as the bookmarks gave to Manchester United, as it stands nobody can really tell what is wrong with Manchester United.

Draws comes with big odds and it's always difficult to predict correctly a game with will end in draw, I don't bet on draw games because i see it that i will be wasting money because it will cut off even when i am been given draw game to play i don't always having confidence on it, predicting 3 draw correctly is never easy that shows that you have done alot of focast to get those draws.

Hi guys, I have something to share with all of you, gambling is a way to get extra funds based on your capability to predict, but Without the right strategy, gambling can be frustrating I've tried turning $20 into $700, it might sound fun until your funds vanishes in less than 10 minutes. Many gamblers fall victims to this because they lack the strategy to play, they end up frustrated and chasing losses and depositing again and again. We need to adopt Risk management, let's gamble with another mindset stating with a decent amount of funds, aim for smaller wins maybe (10-20%) and walk away happy. Don't let greed eat you up

People that think it's possible to get accurate results in gambling with the use of Artificial intelligence end up getting disappointed. A lot of people are beginning to realize that it's not actually possible. There's no way to get hacks into the system with artificial intelligence. I remember trying to make use of an ai to get accurate to play crash games, after using the informations I got i decided to give it a try but I ended up losing

A lot of new gamblers sees it as a do or die affair if they don't win their games and that is why they turn out to be more addicted in gambling because they keep on chasing their losses and ends up becoming a liability/ burden to their families, now the question is must you gamble to make money?

 Are there no other means to make money or become wealthy except through gambling?

Do you agree with me? Or do you think that bankroll management is a strategy?

My prediction for this game came true. A total of 5 goals were scored, which is definitely more than 3.5 In fact, the game itself turned out to be very interesting. With the score at 0:1, a Newcastle player received a red card, which greatly reduced the team's chances of success, but that was not the case. Despite being a man down, Newcastle managed to score 2 goals and concede only 1. In the end, it seemed that a draw was almost guaranteed for the Magpies. And then another surprise: literally a minute before the final whistle, Liverpool scored and snatched the victory. It was a very dramatic game.

Manchester United has already earned a reputation as an unstable team, so I wouldn't count on them in matches against any opponents. It's just not this team's time right now, so it's better not to mention Man United in your bets for now, otherwise you might think that this team will play poorly in their next game, but they will win confidently, especially since they will be playing against Burnley. But I wouldn't touch this match, no matter how tempting it may seem at first glance.

Tomorrow's match between Newcastle and Liverpool is likely to be a high-scoring game, so you can bet on the total being over 3.5.

I confess that I don't bet on draws. When I'm facing a game in which I have some doubt about the team I think can win, I choose drawn or team X, or I go for the Asian Handicap or over and under goals. But I don't go for the draw because I see the risk as being very high. For example, in this round of La Liga, there were 8 games, in which 3 games were draws, 5 games were not draws, and from what I see, it would be difficult to predict which of the 8 games would have draws.

Because I doubt that in the game involving Atlético Madrid, anyone would have risked betting that there would be a draw. If I were to compare the draw market with other markets, I would say that the draw market is the most difficult to predict. Since I've been in sports betting for years, I've only made less than 5 bets on draws, and that was years ago. So, it's been a long time since I bet on draws and I won't do it, I see it as being too risky.

So how do you see this kind of lifestyle? Do you judge them as wrong because their reason is gambling, or do you respect it since everyone has their own way of finding happiness?

Honestly, I started on the wrong foot, but eventually learned to correct my ways, and so far I’m doing well and observing the best practice to be a responsible gambler.

How about you? How did you start, and how’s it going so far?