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Sport betting tips: Sports betting tips 2025 (Page 57)

Topic created on 31st Dec. 2024 | Page: 57 of 61 | Answers: 901 | Views: 27,684
Emeyesty
Experienced
That's why they don't play combos: if they'd also messed up a nice combo, it would be even worse. And on the other hand, I'm also happy when RB doesn't win, but that's another topic

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Olli_Eule
Elite
Stromberg wrote on February 17th, 2025 at 12:01 am:

I think the vast majority of people get annoyed about lost tickets, or the choice of cashout yes or no😄I definitely get annoyed from time to time when I think it's particularly unfair 😂 but that's also normal I would say.



But if the anger lasts longer than a few hours or maybe a day, then I'd say it's actually too important in my life.

But I've also noticed that only a few combos go through. In the long run, you're usually better off with a cashout. Unless you hit a big win that wipes out your entire annual loss.


I left 1000 euros cashout the year before last. In small amounts totaling between 40 and 124 euros. That adds up.

And then I'm always left empty-handed.

And then the bet is always 2 or 3 euros.

A win of 42 euros with a 2 euro bet is lucrative.

But if you end up 15 to 20 times without a win, it's also bitter. And it's no fun.

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Langhans_innen
Elite
Olli_Eule wrote on February 17th, 2025 at 1:16 pm:
But I also realized that only a few combos go through.

Correct insight. Logical consequence: don't play big combos. Illogical consequence: keep playing big combos and cashing out.

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Olli_Eule
Elite

Langhans_innen wrote on February 17th, 2025 at 1:51 pm:

Logical consequence of this: don't play big combos. Illogical consequence of this: keep playing big combos and cashing out.

Yes, 3 to 5 games. But if you can only win 30 or 40 euros but have deposited 20 euros beforehand. It is of little use.


And if you gamble away the 20 euros you won on the next depositor. You also have plus minus zero.

And yesterday, a 12-piece combo would have easily gone through. My 6 correct ones. And then all the favorites won.

Mallorca, Rosario Central, real espana, Mainz, Frankfurt, Dresden. Temperlay. Club Leon.

Theoretically, a combination of 12 is also possible.

You just have to have the will and not be afraid.

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Emeyesty
Experienced
The fundamental question is: why do you bet on events that you are not entirely convinced of and which you would then revise if cashout were offered? Either you bet on something and assume a high probability of occurrence or you don't make the bet at all. Before I make CO, I would rather "hedge" my bet with another bookie. However, I would only do this for a combination bet with a relatively high win amount. Cashout only benefits the bookie and I'm quite happy that I can't be tempted at all with my providers

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Olli_Eule
Elite
Emeyesty wrote on 17.02.2025 at 14:07: The fundamental question is: why do you bet on events that you are not entirely convinced of and which you would then revise if cashout were offered? Either you bet on something and assume a high probability of occurrence or you don't make the bet at all. Before I make CO, I would rather "hedge" my bet with another bookie. However, this only applies to a combination bet with a relatively high win amount. Cashout only benefits the bookie and I'm quite happy that I can't be tempted at all with my providers

I let myself be influenced a lot by experts.


And sometimes I have the feeling after placing a Tip that nothing will happen.

Yesterday, however, it was my ideas that came up in the 6-man combo. I picked them out without expert tips.

Maybe I'll manage to become my own expert 😉

After 7 years of sports betting I have to manage that myself

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Langhans_innen
Elite

Emeyesty wrote on 17.02.2025 at 14:07: The fundamental question is: why do you bet on events that you are not entirely convinced of and which you would then revise if cashout were offered? Either you bet on something and assume a high probability of occurrence or you don't make the bet at all. Before I make CO, I would rather "hedge" my bet with another bookie. However, this only applies to a combination bet with a relatively high win amount. Cashout only benefits the bookie and I'm quite happy that I can't be tempted at all with my providers

i'd like to tattoo your contribution on the owl from his lower arm to his upper arm so that he always has it clearly legible with him

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Olli_Eule
Elite
Langhans_innen wrote on February 17th, 2025 at 2:23 pm:

i would like to tattoo your contribution to the owl from the forearm to the upper arm so that he always has it legibly with him

I'm always torn between the two.


Are my tips better or the expert tips?

Often the tips are much better analyzed than my ideas. My ideas are more gut feeling. Because I don't toss around statistics.

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Emeyesty
Experienced
If you follow "experts" long enough, you should be able to determine who you can trust after a certain period of time. I also follow a few people blindly, simply because I know that in the long run I will come out with a plus. Nowadays it has become much more difficult because there are experts everywhere and you don't always get the same type of bet or odds as the professional. However, constantly bemoaning and mourning missed opportunities is a real killer. Not only in the field of sports betting.

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Emeyesty
Experienced
And if you really want to become an expert, then leave out the combination bets and choose an area to focus on, read up on and research. Preferably far away from the mainstream in some fringe sport. The problem is that you still won't get rich, because the bookies will limit you over time if you have too much success. So see sports betting for what it is, for me anyway: a fun pastime and an additional excitement factor if you are a sports fan anyway

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JJepsa96
Amateur

Donnie wrote on February 16th, 2025 at 8:07 pm:

Yes, now the Wolfsburg women can score goals again 🖕 What was the last time these sucky DFB Cup games, where all my bets were shot and they got blown out 1-0 against Hoffenheim and the one stupid 0-0 against Cologne. But we'll just shoot down Frankfurt 6:1 today, exactly when I'm not betting

It really sucks ... when Mans need a goal they don't score a barn door...


@olli eule

But you always throw out combos that are insane

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Stromberg
Legend

Emeyesty wrote on 17.02.2025 at 14:07: The fundamental question is: why do you bet on events that you are not entirely convinced of and which you would then revise if cashout were offered? Either you bet on something and assume a high probability of occurrence or you don't make the bet at all. Before I make CO, I would rather "hedge" my bet with another bookie. However, I would only do this for a combination bet with a relatively high win amount. Cashout only benefits the bookie and I'm quite happy that I can't be tempted at all with my providers

Even if you are completely convinced, it is clear that the probability is still somewhere around 65-75 percent if you don't play mini odds.

And if, as in this case, there are still 2 out of 6 games left, the probability of losing the bet overall is still higher than winning it. You might be at least as confident about the missing games as you are about the others, they're just the last two 😄

The question should therefore rather be why you don't bet 2 games less.

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Olli_Eule
Elite
Emeyesty wrote on 17.02.2025 at 14:39: And if you really want to become an expert, then leave out the combination bets and choose an area that you focus on, read up on and research. Preferably far away from the mainstream in some fringe sport. The problem is that you still won't get rich, because the bookies will limit you over time if you have too much success. So see sports betting for what it is, for me anyway: a fun pastime and an additional excitement factor if you are a sports fan anyway

since I win the most at Bet365, they will soon remove these betting credits from my Deposit bonus. that's where the limiting starts.

@ Stromberg if I play 2 games less I only have a win of 40 euros. If I deposit 20 euros and then gamble away the 20 euros. In the end I only have 20 euros plus.

And this plus is gone after the next depositor. Because you can't always win.

You're so tough and bet 10 or 20 euros. I would never do that! I only ever bet 2 to 5 euros. You can't win a Pot of flowers with a small bet.

well, let's see how it goes from here




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Patizi
Elite

Emeyesty wrote on 17.02.2025 at 14:39: And if you really want to become an expert, then leave out the combination bets and choose an area that you focus on, read up on and research. Preferably far away from the mainstream in some fringe sport. The problem is that you still won't get rich, because the bookies will limit you over time if you have too much success. So see sports betting for what it is, for me anyway: a fun pastime and an additional excitement factor if you're a sports fan anyway

That's all well and good, but if the bets are 5-10 euros per bet, it doesn't make much sense with single bets. You need to have a certain budget so that you can survive a series of a few wrong games. I tried this once with a small bet. Even single bets are difficult and won't pay you much in the long run. Unless you bet 500 euros or so on a game, but then the budget has to be really high again. Even with "only" 100 euros per bet, that's quite a lot. You don't bet 10% of your entire budget on a single bet at the start and hope that one of the 10 bets you have available will go through. And even then you already have a starting budget of 1000 euros.

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Langhans_innen
Elite
Patizi wrote on February 17th, 2025 at 5:02 pm:

That's all well and good but if the bets are 5-10 euros per bet, it doesn't make much sense with the single bets.

However, the question of expectations and what exactly "doesn't bring in much" means should be asked. If we now assume that 95% of sports bettors end up in the red (I don't know, I'm just saying), then the variant described above by Emeyesty is definitely more recommendable, even if it only yields a rather moderate profit of a few percent in the end. The question is whether you're satisfied with that or whether you'd rather pursue this "head-through-the-wall-and-f**k-with-probabilities-and-small-amounts-strategy" to end up in the red in the medium term and almost always in the red, even if you had more excitement and action as a result The bottom line is that every cent in the plus is at least more financially "sensible" than a loss. Whether this goal-oriented betting then appeals to you or is fun is a completely different matter.

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