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Betting games,... : GambleJoe sports betting advent calendar (Page 16)

Topic created on 30th Nov. 2023 | Page: 16 of 26 | Answers: 387 | Views: 25,415
Stromberg
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9th Jan. 2024, at 02:38 pm CET#227
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Donnie wrote on 09.01.2024 at 14:28: The best thing would be to bet on spinners in live betting anyway, so only try high odds if you want to play very high. You won't get far with odds of 1.5 or 1.6, you have to win at least 5 eighths of your bets to be able to keep your balance at all. A genie in a bottle or a fortune teller who knows all the tips would also help here

You could also have another betting tournament/tip game where 47 people take part and the win is split between the first 10 players in the tournament/tip game

I like the idea of the genie!

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Patizi
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9th Jan. 2024, at 02:42 pm CET#228
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chrissi1991 wrote on 09.01.2024 at 13:41: I also don't really understand why this should be so rushed. Even if everything should be gone in the end, shit happens! It's more about the fun! Is not the end of the world and everyone has enough time or does someone have to get € 10 so urgently?
I also don't understand the goal of 10 euros? Playing over a month with the aim of getting €10 for everyone? Doesn't make much sense to me to be honest.

The problem is that we have 47 participants. Over 24/25 days, we've basically already gone out at a loss or possibly just at +/- 0.

If it's about fun then let's just play without bets. Everyone tells Just4Fun their Tip and whoever is right is right. However, this is designed to win something and the goal was that everyone has at least a 10. So now we are simply trying to reach the 10 euros so that this project can be completed.
It doesn't make much sense for you, but you have already participated for a whole month. And precisely because it doesn't make much sense for you to artificially prolong this whole project, your personal goal should be the same as that of many others, namely to reach the 10 euros.

In general, I maintain that this project is generally good, but there are just too many participants.

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9th Jan. 2024, at 03:08 pm CET#229
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That was exactly the reason why I was in favor of the payout!
It was a great campaign and fun and everyone would win or get a few coins.

Now they are frantically trying to make more out of it and probably driving it towards zero!

So the fun, the effort and the meaning of this campaign is somewhat blurred!

Better to start something new and celebrate the campaign and say thank you for the coins that Andre has given us!

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9th Jan. 2024, at 03:14 pm CET#230
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Blubbo33 wrote on 09.01.2024 at 15:08: That was exactly the reason why I was in favor of the payout!
It was a great promotion and fun and everyone would win or get some coins.

Now they are desperately trying to make more out of it and probably driving towards zero!

So the fun, the effort and the meaning of this campaign is somewhat blurred!

Better to start something new and celebrate the campaign and say thank you for the coins Andre has given us!

Of course you can do something new.

But it would be easier to continue with the money. I doubt that the number of participants will decrease.
It was great fun, no question, but in the end it was unsuccessful, so my thought would be to make more of it.
Maybe I've read it wrong, but surely everyone can have it paid out? Why don't you just do it if you don't feel like it anymore?
Edit:okay, the deadline has passed for the payout...

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Patizi
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9th Jan. 2024, at 03:21 pm CET#231
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Stromberg wrote on 09.01.2024 at 15:14:
Sure you can make something new.

It would be easier to continue with the money. I doubt that the number of participants will be smaller.
It was great fun, no question, but in the end it was unsuccessful, so my thought would be to make more of it.
Maybe I've read it wrong, but surely everyone can have it paid out? Why don't you just do it if you don't feel like it anymore?
Edit:okay, the deadline has passed for the payout...

I think everyone wants to reach the 10 euros, but not everyone wants to take another 1-2 months to do so. You can't usually do much here with a payout of 4-5 euros. Another goal was for everyone to get at least 10 euros. So that you can get a Paysafecard, for example.

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9th Jan. 2024, at 03:29 pm CET#232
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Patizi wrote on 09.01.2024 at 15:21:

I think everyone wants to reach the 10 euros but not everyone wants to take another 1-2 months to do so. With 4-5 euros payout you can't usually do much here. Another goal was for everyone to get at least 10 euros. So that you can get a Paysafecard, for example.

Yes, okay, the exchange into psc, that may be an argument😁 (Tipico Games can be rated if someone is still missing a fiver... 😄)

I somehow think 0, 5 or 10 doesn't matter, but now give it another 3 or 4 weeks and see what you can achieve without taking much personal Risk, that would be fun...

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chrissi1991
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9th Jan. 2024, at 03:57 pm CET#233
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Donnie wrote on 09.01.2024 at 14:06:

So you can forget about playing up to a million. At some point, every credit is gone if you don't pay it off. You should set yourself a goal where you want to go

You don't have to overdo it even with a million!

But if you set yourself the goal of making €10, you should probably stop altogether. My opinion

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chrissi1991
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9th Jan. 2024, at 04:01 pm CET#234
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Patizi wrote on 09.01.2024 at 14:42:

The problem is that we are at 47 participants. We have already gone out with a loss over 24/25 days or possibly just at +/- 0.

If it's about the fun then let's just play without bets. Everyone tells Just4Fun their Tip and whoever is right is right. However, this is designed to win something and the goal was that everyone has at least a 10. So now we are simply trying to reach the 10 euros so that this project can be completed.
It doesn't make much sense for you, but you have already participated for a whole month. And precisely because it doesn't make much sense for you to artificially prolong this whole project, your personal goal should be the same as that of many others, namely to reach the 10 euros.

In general, I maintain that this project is generally good, but there are too many participants.

Where do I want to drag it out? You already said it, 1 month already played and nothing came of it. That's why I was just like some others here in favor of taking odds from 1.80 bsw and 50 on there. Dad makes 3-4 times and in the best case it is already enough. If some people bet the way they do here, then cheers!

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chrissi1991
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9th Jan. 2024, at 04:03 pm CET#235
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Stromberg wrote on 09.01.2024 at 14:38:

I see it similarly, you can think a little bigger😄


I would take 6 guest authors per weekend who write one! Tip, which is then initially played with 25 euros.

I would have a vote among the 6 tips and play the 3 with the most likes as a combo with 20 €.

If you win, I'll do the same thing again the next weekend, possibly with slightly higher bets.

If you lose, all in next weekend in a combo.

I would pay the guest authors at the end after successful tips.


I would also find it exciting to turn the whole thing into a BL Challenge.
Anyone of the current participants who feels able to work out a sports betting tip contacts Andre and gets a Bundesliga game drawn in the next 2 3 4 weeks depending on the participants.
He then submits a tip, which is played.
There is no reward for this, so that only the people who are confident enough write tips, the others are of course still on board.

This would give you 9 games to follow every weekend.
The clear disadvantage is of course that not everyone can choose the game they know best.


There are so many cool ideas in this area 😃😁



That's what I mean, if you have such a goal you should leave it alone. I wonder if some people here would really die over 10€ that you could lose... Everyone talks about fun but doesn't dare to do anything...

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9th Jan. 2024, at 04:08 pm CET#236
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chrissi1991 wrote on 09.01.2024 at 15:57:

You don't have to exaggerate with na million either!

But if you set such goals to make € 10, you should probably stop altogether. My opinion

What would be your goal where you should go? Have you considered that high individual odds - we're talking about individual odds here and not combos - are also so high because they are riskier than a 1.05 for a goal in a soccer match? The fun can be over very quickly and your credit is gone. Then get out your high single odds betting tips, I mean it honestly. Maybe you have a few games where you can go along, agree and use this tip

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chrissi1991
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9th Jan. 2024, at 04:11 pm CET#237
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Blubbo33 wrote on 09.01.2024 at 15:08: That was exactly the reason why I was in favor of the payout!
It was a great promotion and fun and everyone would win or get some coins.

Now they are desperately trying to make more out of it and probably driving towards zero!

So the fun, the effort and the meaning of this campaign is somewhat blurred!

Better to start something new and celebrate the campaign and say thank you for the coins Andre has given us!

I understand what you mean, but I'm one of those who just don't want it to be crampy...


Let me put it this way, in the worst case everything is gone and no one gets anything...and then what? Whether you get €10 or not is not really worth mentioning...

I mean, anyone who wanted to could move up and get paid...apparently hardly anyone did...so you can just take a Risk, that's why everyone stuck with it...but in the scheme of things like the whole last month, it's not going to happen

Bsw 4 single bets from odds of 1.8 each fuffi on it and that's it. This typing with 10 euros on odds of 1.5 or similar does nothing in the long term, as we have seen so far.

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Donnie
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9th Jan. 2024, at 04:13 pm CET#238
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chrissi1991 wrote on 09.01.2024 at 16:03:

Gebau that's what I mean, who has such a goal should better leave it. Ask me if some here would really die because of 10€ you could lose...Everyone talks about fun but don't dare to put anything....


Have I misunderstood the calendar? The point of the story here is to find tips that go as smoothly as possible. Sure, you can pick a basketball game and bet on the underdog odds of 5, that will work in maybe 2 out of 10 games, but if at all, you still won't make a win if you get 8 wrong and only 2 right

Where is the pain threshold for you where you want to cash out? Maybe do a survey on this

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Patizi
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9th Jan. 2024, at 04:17 pm CET#239
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chrissi1991 wrote on 09.01.2024 at 15:57:

You don't have to exaggerate with na million either!

But if you set such goals to make € 10, you should probably stop altogether. My opinion

Basically, I assumed that it would be around €10 if everything went well. The bet was €10 per day and the odds were generally no higher than 2, which means that you would theoretically have had to win every bet to just about reach €10. I don't know what you expected to win in the promotion. Personally, I would like to reach the 10 euros and be done with it!

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chrissi1991
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9th Jan. 2024, at 04:19 pm CET#240
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Donnie wrote on 09.01.2024 at 16:08:

What would be your goal where you should go? Have you considered that high individual odds - we're talking about individual odds here and not combos - are also so high because they are riskier than a 1.05 for a goal in a soccer match? The fun can be over very quickly and your credit is gone. Then get out your high single odds betting tips, I mean it honestly. Maybe you have a few games where you can go along, agree and use this tip

Well, in any case, it should be in everyone's interest to win something, that's true. However, none of us have had to bet anything and therefore can't lose anything! That's why I think a target of €10 is very low, especially when I consider that, as I said, nobody can lose anything.


I don't mean anything bad here, but this ranting with small odds and small bets doesn't help much, especially these mini odds often go wrong.

For example today: Middlesbrough - Chelsea
Both meet odds 1.7 (depending on the bookie)

Add a fuffi and you've already turned the 50 into 85.
And both scoring is almost safe for me

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chrissi1991
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9th Jan. 2024, at 04:20 pm CET#241
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Patizi wrote on 09.01.2024 at 16:17:
Basically, it was assumed that it would be around 10 euros if everything went well. The bet was 10 euros per day and the odds were usually not higher than 2, which means that theoretically you would have had to win every bet in order to get to the 10 euros. I don't know what you expected to win in the promotion. Personally, I would like to reach the 10 euros and be done with it!

I didn't expect anything because I already said it should be about the fun, like many others. What happens when it's all gone? Right, nothing! Because none of us had to put anything in. Well, let's see how Andre handles it.

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