Topic: A weird belief among some gamblers. - page 16. (Read 2403 times)

not as easy as you might imagine. something related to money, especially if you have to bet combining money with your friends, maybe we imagine sharing predictions is beautiful, but in reality, when the predictions you share lose, maybe your friends will get angry and your friendship is destroyed. you can see from the other threads of this case as this kind of problem has happened a long time ago and it's better for me to close the prediction for myself after experiencing my past experience.

Gamblers come in a shapes and sizes or I can rightly say that gamblers come will their different personal beliefs, superstitions, behavioural dispositions and what have you. Before I provide my thoughts on the OP, here is another strange belief that a gambler told a friend told me. He said his friend notices that 7 out of 10 times when his uses another person's money to gamble he wins but if he uses his own money, the odds of winning is just 2 out of 10 times. Weird isn't it? Okay, from the OP's narrative I think that what is happening there is basically someone exercising his beliefs from personal experience and preference. There is nothing superstitious about it.

Yes I think sharing predictions will never give good results rather it will make the situation much worse because it is very difficult to give accurate prediction in gambling. No one can tell when it will go in which direction, many times depending on luck, if it goes wrong, blame it. That's why it's better to do it yourself. Even if you lose here, you don't have to listen to anyone. It is not possible to get good results if you believe in all the powers. Have faith in yourself and move forward. The faster the result in the game, the more likely it is to become addictive

I talked to some sports gamblers and they said the possible reason is because the sports bookies won't let a duplicate win. One winner only and it must be different.
But this kind of belief will only be effective on long parlays because with singles there will be a lot of duplicate bets.
I kind of understood it when explained to me but I doubt the bookies can control what will happen in one sport that is why I still doubted it is true.
A win will always be a win if you predicted it right, even if someone copied you twice or three times, it won't matter to the bookies because the outcome is decided by how good the sports players will play and not because the bookies said so.
But we are gamblers, we can believe whatever we want, to avoid being copied I guess looking for an empty queue will help. In online sports gambling, this cannot be avoided.

That is really good if people are like you, but mostly on where I am right now, most of them are keeping silent and not wanting anyone else to be successful, and they are just selfish people; they don't share their predictions, and sometimes they won't be giving tips when they win. It really depends on the person because we are the same. I always share because if both of you win, that person will do the same with you, and you'll be both good friends and company while gambling.

If I were him, I also wouldn't share my predictions with others, it's not because I believe that when I share my predictions that I will lose, it just bothers me a little when people ask for my predictions for their bets. And the main thing is that I don't want to feel guilty when they lose when they use my prediction, because you know that we don't know for sure that the prediction is right or not, so I prefer not to share it with others.

Maybe by sharing predictions and at the end we win, we can celebrate together because it will be fun to get together and party because we have won. But yeah, that will depend on each one because if we share with close friends who have won bets together, it will feel even more beautiful. And maybe we will predict other bets to find one more prediction that we can place as a bet and hope we can win with them again.

This behavior does not really makes sense at all, I could understand this if we were talking about the lottery and you were about to make your bet, if the person instead played your numbers and they were the ones to win millions of dollars then that could be an incredibly upsetting experience, however when it comes to sport bets this does not happen as both gamblers will be paid the same in the case they happened to win, so this is just a superstitious behavior that seems completely irrational to me.

The odds of sports betting I think are more predictable than other types of gambling. And I'm not surprised by the strange phenomenon by some people who are thick with superstitions, they really believe in certain powers that can intervene in match victory.

Sounds strange but, bettors can be free to guess in ways and variations that even use their culture.

Gambling activities come with their own assortment of beliefs, and we have our own notions about how to begin profiting from the system. I don't believe in superstition; rather, a legitimate gambling technique will result in substantial amounts fortune. There are numerous techniques available; the only thing remaining is to have a good entry on the games, either a confident win or an enhanced style of play. There is no such thing as gambling on a specific day because you believe that luck favors some days and bad luck favors others. The games favor you as long as you stay on the proper track.

I believe you've gotten answers to every questions you asked already... AFAIK, most of the experiences we post about aren't really necessary since you can possibly understand that by yourself... How does rebooking a bet reduces the chances of getting a win? ..
I'll say ; except the former uses diabolical means to get his predictions - Which in so many cases, doesn't workout well - then it could have any effect if he's really got that as an etiquette behind whatever diabolism he did... Even with that, whatever predictions that was meant to show up won't change automatically for everyone over a single man's diabolism.

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That could be true to some but in my opinion this is something that really happens in the real world, especially in local casinos with limited prize pots, people wouldn't to share the pot with someone else so they make up insane superstitions to derail the conversation, when what you really want is to keep your bets to yourself so that if you win, you get to own the pot to yourself. In massive online casinos like Stake.com this doesn't really happen since first and foremost we're a community right there, and another would be the fact that there's just no point in keeping your bets to yourself since prize pots are relatively larger in online casinos due to the sheer amount of active players at any given day.

People are just more open in their bets since nothing will really change logically if he shares his bet choice to some people that excludes high rollers. People believe in this kind of superstition but we can't blame them because it is their life. Imagine those people who actively share their bets in this forum. Did they actually lose all their bets because of sharing and catching the bad luck? No, they really helped many gamblers here who are finding other insights about the fights.

Gambling is always risky whether we know that the bet we are playing is going to be risky or not, we are to get in the train not minding what will be the final outcome. Normally the man thought that day will be his lucky dey but not knowing that the contrary will happens. To be honest, the man was not supposed to that move when he knows that he doesn't have money to pay for all his bets.

 Whose knows whether that is the way he had be going to the sport bet shop to bet without holding fund to pay and keep winning. That day was never his lucky day to be precised. We don't need to rubbish ourselves and personality doing something that can make us look selfish or bad in the society.

That's just how frustrating luck is. Gamblers are having belief that a 'particular thing' might cause or yield to unfortune. But technically it has no direct relationship with the outcome. We all have our own fallacies on almost everything. But on the same instance of sharing your prediction, some people are not open into such thing simply because they know how hard it is to come up with a win and those who would be getting a share of the prediction, especially if it turn out to be right, is somehow getting a shortcut which could hurt the pride of a gambler even if they turn out to be both winners. This is jist how I understand things with regard to prediction sharing. On my end, I don't mind doing so but that's just me being me. Contrast is valid.

If gamblers knew a way to win, they would always maintain the secret, but no! It doesn't work that way; even if you practice Vodou or possess some sort of superpower, if the odds aren't in your favour or luck isn't on your side, then that ticket isn't for you. Is there something similar to reducing someone's chances when gambling? That would be like praying to God for money when you worship him every day but are reluctant to tell someone how you speak with him out of fear that he won't hear you; that would be foolish.

When you share a betting code with another bettor, nothing happens. I have duplicated certain codes and bet them, which hundreds of gamblers do every day just to keep themselves occupied, and they win as well. When the initial bet is lost, the rest of the gamblers lose as well. In addition, bookmakers and sportsbook platforms include this booking code for a reason, in case you wish to share your ticket and games with other players; it does not add or subtract anything from the initial stake.


When you really examine and examine these kinds of gamblers, you will notice that they rarely have a winning ticket in their lives when it comes to sports predictions, and they never win anything because they are constantly attached to that superstitious belief. I'll share my booking codes with my friends, and when they win big, they'll share me as well. There's nothing mystical about winning; it either happens as it was intended to or it doesn't.

It's difficult to be in a situation like that, for example, if you know for yourself that the chances of your prediction happening are high, you will share it with people you don't know, imagine that you put a lot of effort into that analysis and then the majority will benefit, that's okay with me if you are close acquaintances but you don't know them, the result seems to be that I am the loser and they are the winners without difficulty.

I dont know if this is just a coincidence or its like superstition but I once experienced something that made me confused when betting on esport predicting every game and starting to bet there and the next day I saw the bet slip I won all but when I predicted some bets again and tried to tell the prediction I told some of my friends and they followed my bet and finally lost the bet. after that I tried again to predict and bet without telling my friend but in fact my bet won and tried again and told my friend but at that time my prediction was wrong.
after that I paused and thought about what the problem was and was this just a coincidence or was this like a law of nature that you dont need to have a mind telling other people about your predictions but if you think about it logically its just about luck but this happened several times and I concluded that actually sharing the results of predictions is not necessary because there is definitely a risk of losing and if people who imitate our bets also lose it will be like a loss so until now when I predict most of them I keep it to myself without telling anyone except when Im a little hesitant to ask for people consideration other than my prediction.

There are a lot of people with a lot of different superstitions like these, and this is just one of them. There is nothing like someone else's luck will make you lucky as well and make you win, and similarly, someone else's bad luck cannot make you lose, it's all about your own luck and if it's not going to work, it won't work even if another unlucky person isn't betting on the same outcomes as you, so this is simply illogical to think that you will lose the bet if another person with a bad luck bet with you as well.

A lot of people think that if they gamble on a certain day or a certain time, they will lose and if they do it on another day, they tend to win more. Now, none of this basically makes any sense but it is just because they think it works that way, and they follow these things thinking they can maximize their winnings and minimize the losses.

I don't know how the sharing it would be, is this sharing your winnings to someone because you think this is mandatory out of humanity? Or sharing your winning percentage since nothing wrong with this as long as you can get your fair share of winnings since at the end of the day you can talk with those guys with our experiences and laugh on somethings you made and discuss on what would be the next possible bets you do.