Sport betting tips: Sports betting tips 2024 (Page 147)

Patizi wrote on 19.05.2024 at 23:15:

What is smart? Is it smart to gamble? No! Because usually, in the long run, the bank wins.


It's definitely gambling, but the probability of Bayern winning against Buxtehude is much higher than the other way around.

My odds on the France 8x1.5 Over ticket were no different. But at least I got 3 odds out of it.

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frapi07 wrote on May 19, 2024 at 11:35 pm:
Right, it's never wise to gamble. But you can use strategies to reduce the Risk of loss. Lower odds are part of this because, mathematically speaking, they are more likely to work out than higher odds. That's why I understand people who bet like this, but the following should also be mentioned: many people simply forget to calculate the value. Are 1.2 odds worth it? No, no matter how high the bet is. Even if you bet €10,000, the bet has no value. You risk your bet to make a 20% win. Well, 20% is a lot - no bank will give you that much, but with the bank (e.g. fixed-term deposit) you will also get your capital back in the end.


Example World Cup 2022: I saw a 160k bill at a crypto shop. Someone bet 160k on Argentina beating the Saudis and lost. I searched for the news here (Football fan loses $160,000 after betting on Argentina to beat Saudi Arabia - Yahoo Sports). There were also screenshots, but I can't find them at the moment. Won't be the average gambler betting 160k on a group game, but there are enough people doing it with 1-5k.

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frapi07 wrote on May 19, 2024 at 11:35 pm:
Right, it's never wise to gamble. But you can use strategies to reduce the Risk of loss. Lower odds are part of this because, mathematically speaking, they are more likely to work out than higher odds. That's why I understand people who bet like this, but the following should also be mentioned: many people simply forget to calculate the value. Are 1.2 odds worth it? No, no matter how high the bet is. Even if you bet €10,000, the bet has no value. You risk your bet to make a 20% win. Well, 20% is a lot - no bank will give you that much, but with the bank (e.g. fixed-term deposit) you will also get your capital back in the end.


Example World Cup 2022: I saw a 160k bill at a crypto shop. Someone bet 160k on Argentina beating the Saudis and lost. I searched for the news here (Football fan loses $160,000 after betting on Argentina to beat Saudi Arabia - Yahoo Sports). There were also screenshots, but I can't find them at the moment. It won't be the average gambler who bets 160k on a group game, but there are enough people who do it with 1-5k.

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MisterL wrote on 22.05.2024 at 14:23: does it count as a defeat if leverkusen lose on penalties in relation to their series?

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MisterL wrote on 22.05.2024 at 14:23: does it count as a defeat if leverkusen lose on penalties in relation to their series?

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MisterL wrote on 22.05.2024 at 15:39: so such a short answer with your vita

hmmm

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Jenn-R wrote on 22.05.2024 at 14:42: will be interesting today, the first real final, let's see how they handle it
so a real final game
but it's best that they spend themselves completely today so that lautern can take the Pot on saturday )))))

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Olli_Eule wrote on 22.05.2024 at 17:00:
Oh are you the one who bet 200 euros on Facebook on Lautern to win. Could even be

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Jenn-R wrote on May 22nd, 2024 at 5:15 pm:

Who is still on Facebook these days ?

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