Topic: A good gambler should learn to visit replays, highlights and histories (Read 308 times)

Histories? yes, this is very important in sport betting so you will know how teams fare against each other and so you will understand it. But for replays, I do not see any value on it watching because we are a sports bettor, not a coach on let's say defense or offense.

But for games in casinos, there are no patterns whatsoever, rules are very simply, put your money on the line and bet and see how it goes for you. And for those who says that in a game like baccarat that there is a pattern, no, they are totally wrong about it.  Bank wins about 51.2% of the time. Player wins 48.8% not including ties, so that's it. These casinos are just misleading us to think that there are patterns.

Here’s what I did: I always placed my bets on the performances that looked the best. We all know it’s a gamble, and not every time will we come out ahead. Even if we spend a lot of time on this, sometimes we still lose. But I still believe there’s value in this kind of activity, even if it doesn’t guarantee success.

Of course, for some, it might seem like nothing, but I’ve noticed that our chances improve significantly when we do our analysis. Sports betting isn’t just about luck; it’s also about the results of our research. That’s why I put in the effort—I genuinely believe it makes a big difference in my betting outcomes!

In some cases it is important as a gambler on sports betting to know more about football or lover of football who always like watching football in other to know which team is stronger or favorite to win a particular game, going head to head cheeking stats of team you choose to bet on, but due to the way football is now watching highlight or replay or going head to head doesn't necessarily mean anything now or doesn't guarantee that the team with a better head to head or that is favorite to win that will surely win the reverse could be the case as football sometimes can be unpredictable.

Since gambling involves money a gambler really need to take time to do some forecasting about it for a better 80 to 90% winning chance, still watching replay and highlights are also important as a football bet gambler .

Despite gambling is a game their is no guarantee for gamblers to win a game, it is important for a gambler to have a better information concerning the performance of the team to be selected for betting. Gambling is unpredictable and winning is as a result of luck too it doesn't mean because gambling is not certain anyone will just come up to play bet without knowing the performance of the team in previous games.  It is the performance and statistics of a team that will be used to play bet, atleast with this it can increase the chances of winning but still it is not a guarantee.

I consider histories to be previous games, which I think it is important for bettors to get understanding about it, because I think this is one of the guilds gamblers needs to follow up.

This is the right the to do. A gambler who is successful may not even watch full matches (of course how much time does he have to do that) but he follows up through highlights of the game because not doing that is like going to the farm without matchet.

Gambling is a serious adventure because it involves money and if you are not serious about it then your money is as good as gone even before you start. You have to be proactive to it. No gambler succeeds with gambling blindly, doing such takes you to frustration because you will not see a head way. Another thing that successful gamblers do is to do a check on prediction and analytical sites to see if what they are proposing to gamble on is having a kind of close resemblance else where because you can't favour a weak team to win when they are playing against a stronger opposition. So they check online and read up on team stats apart from match highlights.

OP suggestion to watch replays work only for sports betting. And even then that does not give a 100% hits who will win. As teams and players try to adopt their game based on previous experience. Watching replay, highlights or be interested in game history of own or someone else table games or house games, I dont see as something someone should spend time on. I dont think that I can learn much from watching how someone plays poker and wins tournament. And if I have played slots 100 times and won some bets, such information hardly be useful for my next bet.

Watching the games and also watching the highlights of the game helps a lot when analyzing the games. For example, you constantly watch the game of a team A and you get to know which players are good and which are the worst and which formations and players the team can score a lot of goals or fewer goals. So when this team A is going to play against a team B, you can have a better idea of ​​how you will bet as soon as you see the squad and formation that the coach of team A and B will adopt.


Well, only in the case of card games, people can count on skills, slot games and everything is pure luck. There is nothing people can do other than put money in the machine and wait for the result.

Any strategy that will help to improve the chances of winning is always welcome so I can agree that watching replays and highlights of previous matches can help. But it's important that the replays and highlights should be that of recent matches played so that it'll be relevant and helpful in your analyses of current forms of teams for your bets. Although a team can over perform or underperform on match day, doing the opposite of their recent games so we shouldn't be overconfident based on past performances.

I don't think that there's any need to recap highlights of previous casino games because winnings are based on luck, it's not like sports bet where human beings with emotions, strength and weaknesses plays. As far as I'm concerned there's no strategy needed in most casino games, you'll just play and hope to get lucky and win.

Most of those replays and history analysis don't work out, rather it is the current form of the team that will help you out. Check out how the team has been scoring goals in their past 2 to 3 matches. Are there important players that are out injured or serving suspensions. How well does the team perform at home or away, so base on the venue you will know what to expect. These analysis are going to help you make an informed decision about the team you want to include in your bet slip. If you depends on replay and history alone, you will end up losing more than winning.

I don't think this would be realistic for sports betting. Because in those matches, there are many factors that can be taken into account, such as not only statistical data but also psychological factors, whether the players are the same or not, but the situation is different in gambling played with machines.
Gambling with leveraged machines interested me the most. Because these machines are adjustable. For example, when 100 coins are thrown, give that amount of reward. For example, if there are 1000 coins, give that many rewards.
I was reminded of the movie "What Happens Here, Stays Here" starring Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kucher. When he threw the last coin and turned the handle in that movie, they made a profit of $1 million. Yes, it's a movie scene, but it's like this in reality. The machine always gives money when it reaches a certain saturation level.

The replays and analyses of the previous games are very important for a sports bettor who would like to make a better prediction of an event so that one may pay attention to the team performances. It may lead the gamers in identifying the vital players and even how some strategies might work against other teams. The analysis of the past games will give one a genuine insight into the patterns, opportunities, and potential weaknesses. This enhances the competence in getting things right with predictions.

Casino gamblers are somewhat different from here. While the casino games, particularly slots and table games, are powered by randomness or doorsteps. There is little check on earlier earning histories. This is because every spin or every ball rolls is independent of the other. Yet, a few strategies like comprehension of odds in blackjack or poker can still put players in a better position to win in the long run. Actually It's more about perfecting your strategy and banking rather than trying to predict a specific outcome.

With that said Experience is crucial for every game But the nature of the game will define how this will influence your luck. Sports betting is an entirely strategic venture where research is helpful. whereas casino games Understanding the mechanics and the features is rather more helpful to guess past reviews rather than relying on such reviews.


I agree, analysis of past tournaments can indeed help you prepare the approach in your team's performance and its strong and weak points, and even scopes in certain playing styles of the team very much. A great tool for anybody interested in sports betting. Because it gives you a general idea of ​​what to expect. The more you know The more you understand things. can only get better

But as you said, no matter how much you research, pleasure always involves risk. And even though all kinds of media The surprise still happened. Which is what makes it so rewarding in the first place. Predicting success in any form of sports or gambling. Of course, it can't be 100% correct, but that's not a bad thing. Being as informed as possible is what will keep you wise. The two need to go hand in hand without imbalance, striking a balance between knowledge and realistic thinking about the risks involved.

That will depends on how he want to improves his skills. Maybe that is important for someone who wants to add more knowledge from previous match where he can finds more data from each team. He can also finds the weakness and strengths of each team that can be his consideration in the next match.

Knowing many things about match can improves his knowledge so he can have a chance to picks the right team. But gamblers can not have a big expectation to wins much money from gambling because they will never knows when they can win. Even if they predicts they can wins from the match or the games, that doesn't means they can really wins as the situation can change anytime.

You are absolutely right and I completely agree with you, what you've said is actually in line with what I said in my previous comment, it is absolutely impossible to watch all the game assuming it's only football that the gambler is interested in, in a situation where the gambler is also interested in other sports games like UFC, basketball, volleyball, hockey, table-tennis and so on and on, it becomes even more impossible to really stay afloat with all the happenings in each and every one of this games, even if the gambler have nothing else to do with his or her time all day and everyday of the week, it's still not possible because at a point, such a party may become bored of watching, reading about this games.

The best way to really enjoy sports, as well as betting on the games, is to only give attention to the games that are your favorite, and your favorite team or club is playing. Also apply the same principles to betting, because personally, it's also not necessary to bet on every sports match games, as the more bets, the higher the potential loses.

It is simply impossible to watch all the games, especially if they are played at the same time, for this there are reviews that can let us watch all the most important moments of the game. You can try to watch all the games later, but it will take so much time that I don’t see much point in it. In a casino it is even more difficult, because I think that in games where almost everything is decided only by luck, try to do some kind of analysis of the results.

Going back to replays and histories does it make any change or bring back the losses that you've gotten overtime so why would gamblers learn to revisit them. Is it that you want to calculate the losses and wins you've attain or what is revisiting replays bent on I really want to know. Wow okay now I get it you want to know the highlights on previous matches in order to be able to make predictions, we'll what I'll say is you probably see gambling especially sports betting as a means of livelihood or a medium in which you double the particular amount used for betting so I presume it's of no use trying to go back to check on highlights and replays.

I think most of people whether gamblers or not always watch the match or at least highlight of the matches because it is important to see the player and other aspects to be considered fo future match and guess/predicition


It is important lets say Indonesia Vs Argentina whos gonna win that is obvious answer that Messi gonna win that is really important unless there is casino who play dirty that do match fixing in the lower league

Game highlights should be enough, watching the whole replay might eat a lot of your time and you won't be able to do anything afterward. Yes, watching games are an important factor in winning a bet especially if the team that you will bet for really sucks the whole season and you don't even have any idea about it. That's a loss without proper knowledge about the game you are betting for.

About casino, no, I don't think watching the replays or remembering all your past bets could help. Slots for example have an algorithm that we don't know what will come out next unless we have someone doing an inside job to feed us with information. But the fact is every roll is unknown, we can only rely on the RTP to give us back our money or make us win.

I like to watch highlights of some games and to check the stats of both teams before placing a bet... I also base some of my bets on casino games depending on previous results. Sometimes I have good hits, and sometimes looks like nothing is going my way.

Can we make any conclusion? Can we draw any conclusions? We can talk as much as we want but in the end, the luck factor plays a very important role in gambling. If someone has a lucky day they will literally hit the impossible, on unlucky days even what seems like a "safe bet/play" falls flat.

A good gambler is a responsible person who knows his limits and that gambling can be a bitch on some days. So have fun playing any game in any way you feel is right, hope for the best, but always keep in mind that it can screw us up.

Of course, if you don’t do that, it just means you’re betting blindly.

Successful sports bettors know exactly what they’re doing, and they focus on sports they believe they’re good at. Doing that is just the basics if you want to succeed in sports betting. But there’s even more info we need to analyze beyond the obvious, like stats. I’m talking about things you can’t see in the numbers, like live line movements. By speculating on those, you can learn more about sharp and public betting trends, which you can’t get from just looking at stats and highlights.

yes you are right, maybe in sports betting it will be a little useful to analyze the game of the team that will compete so that later we decide which team we will bet on. However, if it is applied to a game that is based on luck, then it will only make us dizzy. A game that is based on luck will not have any effect even if we repeatedly play the replay. For example, in a slot game, what will we see from the replay, I don't even know how many symbol patterns come down because each round will be different. Many people say that they have a strategy when playing slot games, but they also feel a lot of defeats. Shouldn't we be able to win when we have a strategy? That means there is no strategy in this game in my opinion.