I wanted to open a new discussion on this issue. I recently watched a video about gamblers. There was a presenter who helps gambling addicts get out of the dark streak in their lives. He worked in the bookmaking business for many years. He believes that there are no long-term profitable players in sports betting. This is impossible by definition. If you start to win often, the bookmaker company begins to cut your odds, either reduce your winnings or block your accounts. It's as if the bookmaker is telling you, "You're not here to get rich." The presenter claims that he does not know any profitable players over a period of several years. There are rumors that such players allegedly exist. But where are they and who saw them? What do you think? Are there profitable players in sports betting?
I was once an avid casino gambler. I spent days and nights in the casino playing roulette. I was very lucky often. And I remember how the casino employees looked at me after a series of big wins at roulette. They looked at me appraisingly, trying to assess whether I represented a danger to the casino or not. I did not pose a danger, since I made small money bets and did not win very large sums of money. Representatives of casinos, bookmakers, etc., of course, keep track of the most successful players. At the same time, the bookmaker is only interested in the profit of this office. She is not against the player winning, she is against the player winning often and large sums of money. Therefore, if a successful player wins constantly, but little by little, it is unlikely that they will be specifically punished by reducing the odds or blocking the account. After all, he does not pose a danger to the bookmaker’s office. Therefore, the main strategy of such a player is to win constantly, but little by little in monetary terms. To do this, it is advisable for him to place bets not in one bookmaker’s office, but in several.