That's why ligue 1 seems unattractive, and people call it a farmers' league. Regarding the competition in ligue 1, we probably don't need to discuss it further, as PSG will continue to dominate ligue 1 for years to come. Unless many large investors come in and fund other teams to bring in quality players. However, the problem is that currently, attracting large investors is difficult because other teams haven't produced results that are visible enough to compete with PSG. If any team in Ligue 1 manages to win the title at least once, they will certainly receive an injection of capital from investors.

Every athlete hits their peak at some point, and most of the time, it doesn’t come back. I think most people know that, but bettors often ignore it. They focus too much on past performances and care more about winning than thinking logically. Realistically, when an athlete makes a comeback, they’ll give it their all, but the competition has changed, and age definitely plays a role. So even though I bet on sports a lot, I’m not into betting based on nostalgia, like you mentioned. I’d rather bet with logic than just rely on old stats.

I always have a loss limit and a win limit, which keeps me consistent and prevents me from engaging in negative behaviors like chasing losses, etc. This way, I can always be familiar with what to do when my losses reach my predetermined limit and decide to stop. I also stop betting once I feel my winnings are more than enough, or at least reach my predetermined limit. So, none of the options listed above are suitable for me, as I believe the list you provided is simply a general plan that every gambler follows.

You might think differently about the saying “only gamble what you can afford to lose.” But it just means using money you’re totally okay with losing, like, you won’t stress about it later. It’s kind of like buying a movie ticket. You paid to enjoy it, right? But imagine regretting it and adding up every cent you’ve ever spent on movies. That’d be weird, wouldn’t it?

If you spent money and had a good time, don’t beat yourself up or count what’s gone. You got what you wanted, no need to expect more.

A professional gambler is usually seen as someone who always wins using certain strategies and methods. But from another perspective, it means more than just winning. To me, a professional gambler is someone who knows how to control themselves and manage their money well. They set a budget for gambling without messing with their daily expenses, and they make smart choices so they don’t end up chasing losses or getting addicted.

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Liverpool and Man City may indeed have a good plan next season and certainly by recruiting some of these new players have a very good goal to get the title. But I'm not sure of Arsenal. Because every season that I always remember only Arsenal always experienced a decline in performance at the end of the end of the season and failed to take advantage of his best opportunities. And I will actually support Chelsea more than Arsenal, although the same as being pursuing new players in the transfer market, but I believe Chelsea will actually provide fierce competition for Arsenal and even Arsenal will no longer be in the runner up position like the previous 2 seasons.

That's why I sometimes choose odds of @2+ with high risk, even though it's more like relying on luck rather than chance, but I'm more satisfied with the results. On the other hand, choosing high risk doesn't mean betting without analysis. So, even though I take a risk at higher odds, I first conduct analysis to try to find a greater chance of winning. So, what I do is combine chance and luck to achieve a big result.

I'm not sure if Rashford would shine if Barcelona were to sign him. He's been training hard, but his recent results have been a bit dip. Logically, if he could make a significant contribution, Manchester United would retain him or even make the move permanent at Aston Villa. So, honestly, I'd be skeptical about the player, even though he was once a highly rated player. I find him stubborn and a bit egotistical. If he can't change his attitude at Barcelona, it will all be for naught.

I used to play a lot of slots from pragmatic, like Gates of Olympus and Starlight Princess. I’d often hit max win on those and some other games from them. But lately, pragmatic’s been dropping new games with kinda annoying features, and I barely win anymore. So, I switched to Hacksaw and Play n GO, but that didn’t work out either, I kept losing. Now, I don’t really play slots much anymore.

Honestly, I feel like slot games nowadays aren’t the same as before when there was just one buy spin option but you’d hit max wins more often. Now, pragmatic has added two buy spin options, regular spin and super spin. Basically, if you only buy the regular spin, your chances of hitting max win are really low, so you’re kinda pushed to buy the more expensive super spin to have a better shot. That’s why I don’t play slots much anymore.

Sometimes people gamble and stop gambling not about money or pleasure but there are other things that encourage them to stop gambling or keep gambling. A gambler who is currently becoming rich in his developing business, maybe they will not gamble anymore because they do not have free time to gamble. They chose to focus on developing their business rather than gambling. But there is a poor gamble who surprisingly becomes rich after having a big business and they continue to bet because he feels less satisfied with the results he gets from his business and tries to find greater than gambling.

In conclusion, all of that is about their own thoughts and all have different mindset.

Sometimes a bettor repeats an initial mistake and consistently does so, leading to excessive losses. They believe too much in their assumptions. What I mean is, when a bettor consistently bets at odds higher than @3, it carries a high risk. Although winning can yield a decent profit, the chances of winning are slim. However, if a bettor is willing to learn from their mistakes and choose a lower risk, betting at lower odds (although not guaranteed), at least the chances of winning are greater than with higher odds. So, sometimes a bettor simply sticks to their initial plan without considering the overall loss. Without realizing it, they are psychologically attacked and have the ambition to continue betting blindly.

I'm not sure if I can make it to the grand final, but I believe luck will be on my side. At the very least, I need to secure first place in the remaining rounds. I also have to play a bit more aggressively and avoid folding too much.

From a personal perspective, gambling and gambling advertisements aren't always bad. All gambling activities are our own responsibility, whether we choose to gamble or not. In countries where gambling is legal, taxes are used to generate state revenue. I believe that establishing a gambling business in that country also has a positive side, creating jobs for the local community. So, none of this is wrong, and it's up to the public to decide whether they will gamble or not. If they gamble and end up losing all their money and valuables, it's not the fault of the advertising or gambling, but rather the individual's inability to control themselves.

This is just a positive perspective, in my opinion.

With a $5 - $10 budget on slots, you can sometimes hit bigger wins than in mines, if you’re lucky. Casino games are really all about luck. For me, the best way to get a good win is sports betting, especially when picking low risk options with low odds. But if it’s casino games, I’d go for blackjack or poker since they rely more on skill and feel more profitable.

Winning makes us happy, while losing always leaves us regretful, that's gambling.  If you're feeling unlucky several times, it's best to stop gambling for a week or move on to another game. Because luck sometimes only comes once, and you might find another advantage in another game. Honestly, I've gotten really bored of playing slots and rarely play them anymore, as that's the cycle I've always experienced. I now prefer card games or roulette, which I find more profitable.

Everyone has their own way of enjoying every bet they make. Logically, we'd think no one wants to lose money. But for me, that's where the enjoyment lies. I mean, gambling is all about winning and losing. When we lose, we're curious and continue to research ways to win, and after several bets, we finally win, and that's the joy of losing. So, gambling isn't just about losing, it's also about winning. Where there's a loss, there's a win, and vice versa.

In fact, every season, Arteta improves the squad's performance by recruiting several new players. But look at the results, they're the same. Winning a title in the EPL isn't about how good the new players are or how much money is spent. Instead, Arteta needs to learn how to focus on winning a title in one competition. Because I'm sure Arteta really wants Arsenal to have a good history of winning titles in several competitions, but he doesn't see how the team's performance has declined towards the end of the season. Signing Madueke is great, but let's see whether this is a good start for Arsenal or just the same as the previous season.

It's difficult for any team to maintain consistency every season in the UCL, unless they have extensive previous experience. PSG might be able to compete at least until the semifinal next season, but they'll be hard pressed to win the title again, as every team in the league is improving their performance by recruiting new players. This presents a major challenge for Enrique, despite the defeat to Chelsea. The coach feels strongly challenged to continue pursuing PSG best history.

Yeah, that's just how the money cycle works in gambling. But I don’t agree with that last statement.

Right now, a lot of governments are corrupt, and most of the tax money just ends up benefiting the officials. The poor only get like 1% of it. So ideally, the cycle should keep spinning smoothly, but everything comes to a halt when taxes get involved. That’s why some gamblers prefer not to play at physical casinos, since the tax rates there are way higher than in online casinos.