In my opinion, OP's story is the definition of gambling. You are sure of your choice then place a bet.
In gambling, winning or losing is normal and is only limited to these 2 choices. If you win then it is luck, which is sometimes very difficult to repeat.
As gamblers, we should be wise in using betting money because if we lose, we might lose that money.
Topic: Can you stake it all put of over confidence in your club - page 5. (Read 1433 times)
cause Liverpool was already stomping 0:2 to man United but my friend was telling that man United won't lose the match,
I believe the game you are talking about is the Fa cup quarter final game between United and Liverpool, however, take note that Liverpool were never leading that game 2-0. United took the lead at 1-0, Liverpool equalized and then later took the lead, making it 2-1, United made it 2-2 through a goal from Anthony, Harvey Elliott scored and gave Liverpool a 3-2 lead in extra time, Rashford equalized to make it 3-3 and Amad Diallo won the game for United in the last minute and it ended 4-3.Quote
Have anyone ever had confidence in any match that he was willing to be huge amounts to back up the confidence in a match that features his club.
No, i do not gamble with huge amounts of money, i am responsible in gambling, so even if i am betting on my favorite team and i have the confidence that they are going to win, i still bet responsibly. 
I don't think you should bet big on a match just because you have a lot of confidence in the outcome of that match. This confidence may be false. As a rule, we all know stories about people who won large sums, relying only on their intuition or confidence based on personal preferences or beliefs. This is very far from the correct game system. The game should be based on clear patterns, and not on faith. Over the long haul, overconfidence will most likely bankrupt you. I would say that we must first consider the facts that contradict our belief. When we carefully study these facts, we will be forced to come to a more balanced point of view.
There is nothing spectacular about your friend winning that bet he was just lucky to win his bet his club Man Utd he was supporting has been very inconsistent in their performances and it's very obvious the team was lucky to win against Liverpool because I watched the match, Liverpool squandered all their opportunities to seal the match in the first half unfortunately luck ran against them consequently lost that match and luckily for him he won his bet I am Arsenal fan I can only place a bet on the team based on their form and how formidable their opponent is and as it now I can place a bet on Arsenal if they are playing mid table or relegation battling teams to win but against clubs like Liverpool, Man City and Tottenham (derby match) my betting option is over 1.5 for those matches.
When it comes to gambling, it is essential to remain impartial and not let personal preferences or prejudices affect the decisions you make. It is true that anything may happen in a sporting game, and even the most favoured side may lose. While being objective and not allowing emotions to affect your decision making is a skill that can be learned, it's also something that some people are naturally better at than others. But one should always see that skill as an important component and a stepping stone towards ensuring one has a successful and healthy Gambling life
Have anyone ever had confidence in any match that he was willing to be huge amounts to back up the confidence in a match that features his club. A friend of mine recently shocked me with how much passion and confidence he had in his club, man u vs liverpool that happened on Sunday I guess was a very hard match cause Liverpool was already stomping 0:2 to man United but my friend was telling that man United won't lose the match, so I told him that if he has much confidence that he should stake life, shocking to me he went on and staked 5k on man United win to qualify which was about 7 odds at that time, and yeah it turned out right for him. Can any one do this or was it a foolish move?
It's not a stupid thing to do, but your friend deserves to do it.I don't know whether your friend is rich or not, but what is certain is that looking at your story, it seems like your friend is a rich person who is able to bet 5k in one match and for his favorite team.
If your friend has the ability to bet an amount that I think is large, it is only a few percent of his income because it is impossible for a football fan and bettor to be able to spend that amount in just a short time and this time I say that your friend is lucky.
I have never bet that recklessly, even though I am a fan of a certain football team, I still look at the opponent I will face and if the opponent is only a lower class team, of course I will bet a larger amount, but if I am playing against an equal team, I will use small amount.
In gambling you don't allow yourself to be controlled by favouritism, in gambling there no preferred team, you don't bring your team in because you might lose if you bet in your preferred club side, over confidence does not play in gambling, the whole process is based on your luck level, I have seen teams with a very small odd losing to teams with Tinny odd, so if you select your club you should have an open mind to expect two different events, either you lose or you win, no matter how good a club is, you can only predict their encounter with other clubs but you can't be very sure of their winning or losing, in gambling dont be too sure.
There is nothing spectacular about your friend winning that bet he was just lucky to win his bet his club Man Utd he was supporting has been very inconsistent in their performances and it's very obvious the team was lucky to win against Liverpool because I watched the match, Liverpool squandered all their opportunities to seal the match in the first half unfortunately luck ran against them consequently lost that match and luckily for him he won his bet I am Arsenal fan I can only place a bet on the team based on their form and how formidable their opponent is and as it now I can place a bet on Arsenal if they are playing mid table or relegation battling teams to win but against clubs like Liverpool, Man City and Tottenham (derby match) my betting option is over 1.5 for those matches.
It is not good to bet with too much confidence as it carries risk most of the time. This happened to a friend of mine who spent all his life's savings on gambling with a lot of confidence in the hope of winning and then suffered a defeat and was mentally broken. We should learn from such mistakes that no matter how strong a team is there is no absolute guarantee of victory on the betting stage. It is foolish to spend life's savings. A sane person would never take such a wrong step knowing the odds of betting. Even if the team is strong, there will be a chance of losing.
Yes, you are right, self-confidence is fine as long as we don't overdo it which will waste all our money. Even though we really believe in a club being able to win, that is not a good thing to do, because in gambling there is always a risk, so it is better to keep betting on the minimum bet or a little bigger, as long as we don't put all our assets in the bet. the.However, we have to keep thinking about what is good for us in the future, and risking all the money we have is not a good idea. Gambling must remain within certain limits, lest because of excessive self-confidence we do stupid things that we shouldn't do.
Don't think about the wins we will get when we bet, but we should also think about the losses we might get when betting. It's my way of staying on track when it comes to gambling. We must always be conscious and full of logic when we want to do something so that we don't regret it in the end.
You're talking about all this caution, trying to control things, but the whole damn game is about the opposite of that. Your future ain't coming from some lucky roll; it's about the choices you make right now. Gambling, that ain't a choice, it's a trap. It runs on that feeling like you're hot, or that you're about to get your money back if you keep playing...
Thing is, those losses? They ain't a maybe, they're baked into the whole thing. The game is designed so you lose long-term. You think you're staying on track, but that track is just leading you towards jumping off. It's more than the money, dude. You're gambling with your headspace, your whole outlook on things
As a gambler having confidence in your prediction is important but this prediction shouldn't be made base on luck instead with a proper analysis.
Regarding every prediction, risk should be calculated and gambling with life savings should never ever be an option.
Gamble with what you can afford to lose even if the win is small don't ever be tempted to increase it beyond anything that will affect you financially
It is not good to bet with too much confidence as it carries risk most of the time. This happened to a friend of mine who spent all his life's savings on gambling with a lot of confidence in the hope of winning and then suffered a defeat and was mentally broken. We should learn from such mistakes that no matter how strong a team is there is no absolute guarantee of victory on the betting stage. It is foolish to spend life's savings. A sane person would never take such a wrong step knowing the odds of betting. Even if the team is strong, there will be a chance of losing.
Yes, you are right, self-confidence is fine as long as we don't overdo it which will waste all our money. Even though we really believe in a club being able to win, that is not a good thing to do, because in gambling there is always a risk, so it is better to keep betting on the minimum bet or a little bigger, as long as we don't put all our assets in the bet. the.However, we have to keep thinking about what is good for us in the future, and risking all the money we have is not a good idea. Gambling must remain within certain limits, lest because of excessive self-confidence we do stupid things that we shouldn't do.
Don't think about the wins we will get when we bet, but we should also think about the losses we might get when betting. It's my way of staying on track when it comes to gambling. We must always be conscious and full of logic when we want to do something so that we don't regret it in the end.
You're talking about all this caution, trying to control things, but the whole damn game is about the opposite of that. Your future ain't coming from some lucky roll; it's about the choices you make right now. Gambling, that ain't a choice, it's a trap. It runs on that feeling like you're hot, or that you're about to get your money back if you keep playing...
Thing is, those losses? They ain't a maybe, they're baked into the whole thing. The game is designed so you lose long-term. You think you're staying on track, but that track is just leading you towards jumping off. It's more than the money, dude. You're gambling with your headspace, your whole outlook on things
It is not good to bet with too much confidence as it carries risk most of the time. This happened to a friend of mine who spent all his life's savings on gambling with a lot of confidence in the hope of winning and then suffered a defeat and was mentally broken. We should learn from such mistakes that no matter how strong a team is there is no absolute guarantee of victory on the betting stage. It is foolish to spend life's savings. A sane person would never take such a wrong step knowing the odds of betting. Even if the team is strong, there will be a chance of losing.
Yes, you are right, self-confidence is fine as long as we don't overdo it which will waste all our money. Even though we really believe in a club being able to win, that is not a good thing to do, because in gambling there is always a risk, so it is better to keep betting on the minimum bet or a little bigger, as long as we don't put all our assets in the bet. the.However, we have to keep thinking about what is good for us in the future, and risking all the money we have is not a good idea. Gambling must remain within certain limits, lest because of excessive self-confidence we do stupid things that we shouldn't do.
Don't think about the wins we will get when we bet, but we should also think about the losses we might get when betting. It's my way of staying on track when it comes to gambling. We must always be conscious and full of logic when we want to do something so that we don't regret it in the end.
Have anyone ever had confidence in any match that he was willing to be huge amounts to back up the confidence in a match that features his club. A friend of mine recently shocked me with how much passion and confidence he had in his club, man u vs liverpool that happened on Sunday I guess was a very hard match cause Liverpool was already stomping 0:2 to man United but my friend was telling that man United won't lose the match, so I told him that if he has much confidence that he should stake life, shocking to me he went on and staked 5k on man United win to qualify which was about 7 odds at that time, and yeah it turned out right for him. Can any one do this or was it a foolish move?
It would be a stupid act if he lost but because his confidence gave him a big win of course it was a smart move and very risky, but actually it wouldn't be a problem as long as the money he bet was an amount he could afford to lose because that means losing wouldn't affect his finances at all.And I will not do that and will stick to the budget that has been set, how much value will be bet on each bet, even though there is quite a lot of confidence in the match that will take place because it can still just be emotions, for example, like the match you mentioned, I am quite believe that Liverpool will win and that belief appeared twice when Liverpool took the lead in normal time and also when they scored the first goal in extra time but see everything changed in just a short time, so the belief that emerged could just be emotion because we liked the club too much and trusted the statistics, while unexpected things can still happen as long as the match is not finished.
It's not uncommon for sports fans to have strong confidence in their favorite team. But betting huge money by just basing only on confidence can be risky. Luckily for your friend, it paid off this time, but it could easily gone wrong the other way. Always bet with caution and not let emotions cloud judgment. Always consider factors such as team performance, odds and potential outcomes.
It is not good to bet with too much confidence as it carries risk most of the time. This happened to a friend of mine who spent all his life's savings on gambling with a lot of confidence in the hope of winning and then suffered a defeat and was mentally broken. We should learn from such mistakes that no matter how strong a team is there is no absolute guarantee of victory on the betting stage. It is foolish to spend life's savings. A sane person would never take such a wrong step knowing the odds of betting. Even if the team is strong, there will be a chance of losing.
Haven't tried that yet but I do support some teams that I like the most but I don't go out of my way to put an all in bet when I'm confident that they're winning, there's a difference with calculated risk and an uncalculated one and you don't want to do any of that in the case that you lose, you're losing big time and you don't want that to happen to you, maybe if you're favorite team is really strong, you wouldn't mind using betting as much as you can but the possibility of losing will always be there, not mentioning that the odds of the team you might be betting on is really low that you're probably going to make nothing even if they win.
Your friend really got the luck on his side and it would've gone either way and I'd assume that he'd blame you for your mischief since you're the one that told him to do that kind of bet but this didn't happen, it seems to me that your friend owes you a pint of beer and some food, he probably wouldn't mind with all that win.
Your friend really got the luck on his side and it would've gone either way and I'd assume that he'd blame you for your mischief since you're the one that told him to do that kind of bet but this didn't happen, it seems to me that your friend owes you a pint of beer and some food, he probably wouldn't mind with all that win.
I have only done that with the cash I am carrying for the day. I bet everything except the money I reserved for my bus fare hehe.
I am guessing that your friend has enough money on his hands that he could risk 5K just like that. I don't think any sane person would do such a thing on a normal match if the amount involved is worth 80% to 90% of his entire life savings.
I am guessing that your friend has enough money on his hands that he could risk 5K just like that. I don't think any sane person would do such a thing on a normal match if the amount involved is worth 80% to 90% of his entire life savings.
You friend was just lucky. But what I can deduce from this is that he is an amateur gambler and if he continues in this part he is going to lose a lot of money in the long run.
It looks like he gambles on the whim. No proper analysis, no risk management strategies and all. I am not happy that he won because if he had lost he would have lost a valuable lesson. There is no lesson in winning rather it is going to motivate him to do it again. And lead him eventually to chasing losses.
Tell him to gamble responsibly.
It wasn't over confidence it was reckless.
Certainly right. We have this beginner’s luck that made us win in the start, and when it’s gone, we all end up with losses. Probably that’s how your friend was able to win that time but if he keeps believing that confidence will make him win from gambling, that’s a very wrong mindset for any gambler. To be honest, it’s always the house that has the biggest advantage in gambling, and if ever we start seeing winning, it’s not because we are good and lucky, but because they made us win so we can bet more and finally put us into the losing end, that’s how deceptive the casino is. It looks like he gambles on the whim. No proper analysis, no risk management strategies and all. I am not happy that he won because if he had lost he would have lost a valuable lesson. There is no lesson in winning rather it is going to motivate him to do it again. And lead him eventually to chasing losses.
Tell him to gamble responsibly.
It wasn't over confidence it was reckless.
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At times when we predict a match to win in our favor and it happened the way we predict it to be, we can saying that we were over confident that they match will end that way, not knowing we were only lucky about our prediction. Your friend won't say he was 100% confident that Manchester United would win against Liverpool at initial. He only tried his luck and was lucky the match ended in his favor for Manchester United to win Liverpool.
It is normal for someone to feel the way your friend is feeling right away because if I had a bet with friend towards a match bet and happened the way I predicted it, I will be feeling on top about my prediction I got correct
Feeling on top of the world after a successful prediction is understandable, because it validates our analysis and understanding of the situation. Betting needs to maintain a level-headed perspective and recognize that luck can play a significant role in such outcomes. This awareness helps us approach future predictions with humility and a realistic understanding of the inherent uncertainty involved.
Have anyone ever had confidence in any match that he was willing to be huge amounts to back up the confidence in a match that features his club. A friend of mine recently shocked me with how much passion and confidence he had in his club, man u vs liverpool that happened on Sunday I guess was a very hard match cause Liverpool was already stomping 0:2 to man United but my friend was telling that man United won't lose the match, so I told him that if he has much confidence that he should stake life, shocking to me he went on and staked 5k on man United win to qualify which was about 7 odds at that time, and yeah it turned out right for him. Can any one do this or was it a foolish move?
At times when we predict a match to win in our favor and it happened the way we predict it to be, we can saying that we were over confident that they match will end that way, not knowing we were only lucky about our prediction. Your friend won't say he was 100% confident that Manchester United would win against Liverpool at initial. He only tried his luck and was lucky the match ended in his favor for Manchester United to win Liverpool.
It is normal for someone to feel the way your friend is feeling right away because if I had a bet with friend towards a match bet and happened the way I predicted it, I will be feeling on top about my prediction I got correct
Have anyone ever had confidence in any match that he was willing to be huge amounts to back up the confidence in a match that features his club. A friend of mine recently shocked me with how much passion and confidence he had in his club, man u vs liverpool that happened on Sunday I guess was a very hard match cause Liverpool was already stomping 0:2 to man United but my friend was telling that man United won't lose the match, so I told him that if he has much confidence that he should stake life, shocking to me he went on and staked 5k on man United win to qualify which was about 7 odds at that time, and yeah it turned out right for him. Can any one do this or was it a foolish move?
When you say 5,000, is it in his local currency or is it $5K? You need to be specific so that we can know what the amount you are talking about is worth. For example, the money you taught is big for the person but might actually be a little money to him depending on his worth and earnings. To answer your question, there is no amount of confidence that I will have in my club or any team that is playing against another that will make me place a bet very high above my wager limit. I don't take that risk, and it's not a good gambling tactic.
Even if the game plays in his favour, that's good for him, but what will happen if the game oesn't? You just need to set a rule to stay within your limits in order to still be in control of the game, as there is no sure bet on gambling.
Have anyone ever had confidence in any match that he was willing to be huge amounts to back up the confidence in a match that features his club. A friend of mine recently shocked me with how much passion and confidence he had in his club, man u vs liverpool that happened on Sunday I guess was a very hard match cause Liverpool was already stomping 0:2 to man United but my friend was telling that man United won't lose the match, so I told him that if he has much confidence that he should stake life, shocking to me he went on and staked 5k on man United win to qualify which was about 7 odds at that time, and yeah it turned out right for him. Can any one do this or was it a foolish move?
Well I don't know, but the impression I got when I read the thread was what's the definition of staking it all? Because I know I can stake some fraction of cash for any team that I love despite even if they are losing besides that's why it's called fun gambling but if it's the other way round by risking a huge amount or something I know will affect me when the loses come then you can definitely count me outIf we can be patient enough to student the match we want to bet on, we could make profits even if we are betting on club we supports, there are so many ways we could do this without losing money.
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