If someone claimed they have the right strategy for gambling and winning more times than losing, why can't they use the strategy for themselves and change their lives first?
Why did they go around looking for people to teach? This is why experience after following a friend to a gambling group on telegram, but I am not ready to take the step in any other their predictions..
My question for you my friends is are there sport betting groups that gives betting calls that are legit? Because I believe that if anyone knows a way to change their life around, they won't tell anyone, they will enjoy the moments and pray it last forever.
People are getting hopeless with their gambling so they seek help from other gamblers too, if this is a sports gambling there's a normal thing that they are seeking for the groups trying to bet too because they want to have a tip or secondary opinion of other people. Personally, I always make a background check for the gambling event or the sports event happening so I can make a decision but not all games I know even though I have data, it takes time to do a review to check if the team is currently ideal to bet with or not reason why I check the groups if they tried to bet too and if they place a bet already and what are their thoughts. But seeking a mentor in that case its a big no for me. They are just lazy to check an information.
Talk about taking the easy way out! Your critique hits the nail on the head, as far too many gamblers want quick tips without doing the homework. A bit of arrogance is okay when you've got the facts to back it up, right?
My take? Its crucial to know your game, your team, the conditions - EVERYTHING. While secondary opinions can provide additional insights, one's own research and understanding should be the primary decision driver. Heck, even the most successful investors didnt become billionaires by blindly following the herd.
Lazy, thats what I call those who rely solely on others' opinions. Do they expect to hit the jackpot every time without investing any effort? Cognitive dissonance, maybe? Or resentment for those who put in the work and reap the rewards? Hard to tell. Either way, their loss.