What are the pros sports betting tips?
What are det best tips about sports betting from prefessionals?
I usually bet on live-betting on football (soccer) and pick the bets such as “under/over 2,5 goals”, “nopenalty/penalty”, “goal scored by shot/header/free kick/corner”, etc …
BUT I ALWAYS LOSE MY MONEY !
Can you please give just some good advices ?
Thanks.
Question posted by: FLY ME TO THE MOON
10 betting strategies
I understand that losing money in sports betting can be frustrating. Here are some tips from professionals to help improve your betting strategies:
- Do thorough research: Study teams, players, and their recent form before placing a bet. Consider factors such as injuries, suspensions, and team dynamics that could impact a team’s performance. Analyze stats, head-to-head records, and recent performance to make informed decisions.
- Specialize in a specific league or market: Focus on a specific league or betting market to gain in-depth knowledge and expertise. This can give you an edge over casual bettors who may not be as familiar with the intricacies of a particular league or market.
- Look for value bets: Identify situations where the bookmaker’s odds may not accurately reflect the true probability of an outcome. Value bets are those where you believe the odds are in your favor, and they can offer better long-term returns.
- Manage your bankroll: Allocate a specific amount of money for betting and stick to it. Establish a unit size, which is a fixed percentage of your bankroll, for each bet. This helps protect your bankroll and minimizes the risk of losing too much money in a single bet.
- Maintain a betting record: Keep track of your bets, including the amount wagered, the odds, and the outcome. Analyzing your betting history can help you identify patterns and adjust your strategy accordingly.
- Use a staking plan: Implement a systematic approach to determining how much to bet on each wager. Staking plans can help minimize losses and maximize profits by adjusting bet sizes based on factors such as odds, bankroll, and perceived value.
- Be disciplined and patient: Avoid impulsive bets or chasing losses. Stick to your strategy and remember that successful betting is about long-term results, not short-term gains.
- Shop around for the best odds: Compare odds across multiple sportsbooks to find the best value for your bets. Different sportsbooks may offer varying odds for the same event, so it’s essential to find the most favorable odds.
- Keep emotions in check: Don’t let emotions influence your betting decisions. Avoid betting on your favorite team or making bets based on emotions. Always approach betting with a clear and rational mindset.
- Learn from your mistakes: Review your losing bets to identify any mistakes or areas for improvement. Continuously refining your betting strategy can help increase your chances of success in the long run.
1:29 am
My advice is :
Focus on work and investments.
Forget gambling.
7:28 am
Hey Tony –
If you really like betting, the best advice I could give would be to learn as much as you can about money management. Why, you ask? Because 2 players can pick the same teams to win on their card, but the one who wins will be the one who managed his money correctly. It can be hard at times to sift through the bad information and miscues out there, but it can be done.
I was drawn to this question because you sound like me about 5 years ago. Sports betting is just like anything else, in that, you need to hone your craft, learn about yourself (your tendencies, how you deal with money, performance under pressure, etc…) and get good information – in addition to doing your homework (the only difference is sports picks homework is fun!)
What helped me the most was handicapping games and matches myself without making any investments in real money. I would do this for months, tweak my system, track results in a simple spreadsheet, start wagering real money, lose, then start all over again after making improvements until I had something that worked over the long run.
You must realize that only the top 2-4% of bettors make consistent money doing this – even of the ones that stay glued to forums that give out picks from “experts” who have people pay for their service. That being said, forums are a good place to get some accelerated learning and learn who is well respected.
However, there is no substitute for DIY training. You can start now: Come up with some factors you think are critical to winning games, find a good info source, compare these factors (indicators), compute the risk you would place on this match/game (very important), and make a pick without making a real investment.
I’ve listed some good forums to start with below. Good luck betting (sports investing 🙂