microcuts20 Posted July 15, 2023 #2 Posted July 15, 2023 Betting for matches which their odds around like 2.5 3.0
MalunaZ Posted July 15, 2023 #3 Posted July 15, 2023 betting on match with 3% on bank roll and from 1.70
jdjjdjdjdjdjd Posted August 2, 2023 #5 Posted August 2, 2023 Roughly: 60% safe bets, 30% little more risky bets backing up safe bets, 10% crazy odds. The more risky categories can be applied more on live bets. But most importantly: be informed, specialize yourself in a sport, country and/or type of betting (winner, goals, asian etc). Good luck!
MisterBean62 Posted August 12, 2023 #10 Posted August 12, 2023 Juste éviter les combiné au dessus de 2 match et ne pas toujours joué les favoris
roklainscek Posted August 26, 2023 #14 Posted August 26, 2023 Sports betting has been my main source of income for past 10 or so years. 1) The most important thing is to stay consistent. Losses will come, everyone gets them. Don't stop just because you've had few bad days. I've gone on stretches of 4+ days without a single win. 2) Know how to manage your bankroll. Don't increase your bets just because you've lost few bets. I always bet 1 unit no matter what (in my case that's 5%, everyone does it differently. 3) Compound. Not many people know about this, but in my eyes, its VERY important you know how to compound. I do it on last of each month. I won't go in depth what it means, google has everything you need to know. 4) Do research. Don't bet on something just because you saw some "tipster" do it. More you follow them, worse it is gonna get. Bet on what you know. For example: I've never bet cricket because I know absolutely nothing about the sport. Stick to your field. If that's football, stick to it. Do research on it. 5) Find positive EV bets. 6) Don't bet on "good odds for favorites". If I see something like 1.20 on Real Madrid, Manchester City or whatever, I just ignore it. It is too much risk for nearly no reward. My go-to odds are anything from 1.8-2.3 in most cases. I hope that helps
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