This really depends on your knowledge on the game itself- remember that some bettors have a specific amount for betting.
Are you familiar with the martingale strategy? You might copy the betting system of a person not knowing that he bets double whenever he losses a round and this might interfere with your strategy or fund management. Like what most have mentioned, it is still recommended if you develop your own strategy especially if you are not familiar with a current game.
Topic: Copying Bet From Other Unknown Bettors, Is This a Good Practice? - page 2. (Read 642 times)
November 12, 2022, 06:19:46 PM
November 12, 2022, 06:09:43 PM
There are good and bad to it, and it's completely legal, casinos allow it so they can invite more players to bet as they have the option to bet using their own analysis or decision or from other players', you understand the risk involved like you are not guaranteed to win here, I have not tried to copy other people's bet I prefer to lose on my own bet it's more exciting betting on your own bets than the other bets, but if you prefer to bet using other people's bet its better to bet on bettors that bet with a huge amount, they will not bet that huge if they are not backed by good analysis.
they may have their reasons why they are betting big. but don't assure yourself that if you follow these high rollers, you can also guarantee your winning, because it is not. you can't blame them if you lose. so it is still better to bet on your own as you have no reason to blame anyone if you lost it. or if you follow them, make your own analysis also. don't bet blindly. check if there's good reason why they are betting big on that particular line. if you know the sports, would be easy for you to spot such reason.
November 12, 2022, 06:02:18 PM
There are good and bad to it, and it's completely legal, casinos allow it so they can invite more players to bet as they have the option to bet using their own analysis or decision or from other players', you understand the risk involved like you are not guaranteed to win here, I have not tried to copy other people's bet I prefer to lose on my own bet it's more exciting betting on your own bets than the other bets, but if you prefer to bet using other people's bet its better to bet on bettors that bet with a huge amount, they will not bet that huge if they are not backed by good analysis.
November 12, 2022, 05:38:38 PM
I think there is no problem copying other bets when it gives us the win. Besides, there is no written rule that copying others' bet is a sin or is bannable by the casino or sportsbook. Although I have no experience copying other betting strategies, I am open to learning or doing it if the need arises. But for now, I would enjoy my own strategy and analysis no matter what the result is. It is better to lose with our own effort and analysis than the copied one because we can decipher our actions (for betterment) but not others.
There's no wrong on copying yet its your choice on doing so but come to think that betting along side with other bettors does really remove out the real essence of thrilljust like the rest been saying above and on the time that you had lost your bet then it would really be leaving out that kind of regret.It isnt a good practice imho.
You could follow others bet if you wanted to but sooner or later you would really be noticing that it wont really be such ideal nor a good thing on doing so
specially when you are on the situation where you are losing that much.
November 12, 2022, 05:23:06 PM
Like we all know. or maybe some of us already know, Stake.com has this feature that allows a bettor to copy other user's bet, It doesn't matter and you don't actually have to know who owns the bet you are copying, what important is that if you copy another bettor's bet, and that bettor's bet wins, you win as well, amount you win you already know depends on the amount you stake, so also, if that bet losses, you loss as well.
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So for you, is copying bets online a good practice? have you tried it and won before? would you try it when you really want to bet and have no idea where or what sports to bet on?
It's not a good or bad practice it's copying at your own risk and many casinos and betting platform allow this, I remember in horse racing they openly endorse specific horses to win in particular races and it's legal.
November 12, 2022, 05:02:21 PM
I think there is no problem copying other bets when it gives us the win. Besides, there is no written rule that copying others' bet is a sin or is bannable by the casino or sportsbook. Although I have no experience copying other betting strategies, I am open to learning or doing it if the need arises. But for now, I would enjoy my own strategy and analysis no matter what the result is. It is better to lose with our own effort and analysis than the copied one because we can decipher our actions (for betterment) but not others.
November 12, 2022, 04:42:21 PM
Gambling is risky. The risk is the same whether you are making the bets yourself or copying from others, so in my humble opinion it is better to create your own bet with the odds you think are more favorable and then see what happens, because copying another persons bet does not mean you will win, you can also lose, so why not do it yourself.
I stand on the existing protocol to agree with you that gambling is all of risk, but i want you to understand that both coping of someone prediction and also making your own prediction doesn't give you a hundred percent assurance that you will win a bet, because i havw come across of some people who bet with someone instructions or directions and win the bet, but it doesn't not mean that the instructions is going to be perfect all time, gambling is something that the percentage of losing is higher than the percentage of winning bet. So i believe that gambling is luck either you copy or you predict personal if the luck is for you, definitely you will win November 12, 2022, 04:36:50 PM
It is not a good practice in my opinion.
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^I agree with this opinion which I think is not right.~snip~
That is not a good practice to copy bets someone else to random people because you have seen it on the internet because it could be misleading people who followed you on social media. It could this will happen, you will win once but there could be more losses, or it could be, it is betting against your bet. Instead of doing this which is I think the best solution is having your own research and study on betting, because it becomes convenient way when you know you are betting your own predictions either win or lose nothing to blame is yourself.
November 12, 2022, 04:32:33 PM
I haven't heard about the futures before on stake.com, that's pretty nice futures, but to be honest I won't encourage anyone to use the future, why will you just follow other people's prediction just like that, whenever we are doing something, we should learn to do it ourselves, we don't have to wait till someone feed us, why will you copy someone else's bet, that means you are following the person blindly, if you really want to be a gambler, learn to do your analysis yourself and don't depend on anybody. The highest I can do is to compare my analysis with someone's own but I won't copy someone's betting slip.
November 12, 2022, 04:14:57 PM
It is not a good practice in my opinion.
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^I agree with this opinion which I think is not right.~snip~
That is not a good practice to copy bets someone else to random people because you have seen it on the internet because it could be misleading people who followed you on social media. It could this will happen, you will win once but there could be more losses, or it could be, it is betting against your bet. Instead of doing this which is I think the best solution is having your own research and study on betting, because it becomes convenient way when you know you are betting your own predictions either win or lose nothing to blame is yourself.
November 12, 2022, 04:04:18 PM
Yes, I do it in poker all the time. It's a good option especially when you don't want to bet at a high roller table but see how good some of these guys are and want to follow their moves.
When a casino allows you to shadow bet a good player at a table, you can simply back his game with your own money and make a lot and it's easy to see if he's good by his stats and the amounts that he's betting.
I don't think i"d do it at sports unless I knew a history of a player and see that he's consistently scoring. When I bet on sports I prefer to make my own choices.
When a casino allows you to shadow bet a good player at a table, you can simply back his game with your own money and make a lot and it's easy to see if he's good by his stats and the amounts that he's betting.
I don't think i"d do it at sports unless I knew a history of a player and see that he's consistently scoring. When I bet on sports I prefer to make my own choices.
November 12, 2022, 03:59:18 PM
So for you, is copying bets online a good practices? have you tried it and won before? would you try it when you really want to bet and have no idea where or what sports to bet on?
I personally would never plagiarize someone else's bet, which doesn't necessarily win either. it could also be someone just picking a team at random without any clear research.although gambling is like betting on each other's luck, for me it would be better if you bet in a way of research that is closer to our own luck.
November 12, 2022, 03:44:34 PM
So for you, is copying bets online a good practices?
No because copying bets from unknown bettor put us in a place that has no certainty. It also weaken our self steam and game analysis which is very detrimental to sports betting, In short copying bets online makes us dull.
have you tried it and won before?
Yes and it was a disaster.
would you try it when you really want to bet and have no idea where or what sports to bet on?
I think I have enough bad experience copying other bets so I will gladly pass than copy someone's bet.
November 12, 2022, 03:16:43 PM
I didn't know it had this feature, I confess that it's the first time I've seen it so I can't comment on whether or not it's copying bets from these guys from stake.com; we have to separate things, one thing is copying bets from these guys from stake.com which are bets made by people who have somehow some reputation as winners, i took a few minutes to observe them and most of them even get the bets right, another thing It is very different and copying bets from people or random sites, anyway, even to copy bets it is necessary for the person to analyze each game they are copying, having their own opinion is something necessary in the world of betting or games
November 12, 2022, 02:52:28 PM
It is not a good practice in my opinion.
It is better if one is fully aware on where one is putting one's money and why, actually I have discussed this matter before on other thread; if one want to sport-bet ideally learning and getting involved in a sport one legitimate enjoys can increase the chances on betting without the need to relay that choice to others, specially if they are anonymous or unknown bettors.
But thanks for this short tutorial, anyways. It is good to learn about this kind of functionalities.
It is better if one is fully aware on where one is putting one's money and why, actually I have discussed this matter before on other thread; if one want to sport-bet ideally learning and getting involved in a sport one legitimate enjoys can increase the chances on betting without the need to relay that choice to others, specially if they are anonymous or unknown bettors.
But thanks for this short tutorial, anyways. It is good to learn about this kind of functionalities.
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November 12, 2022, 02:36:54 PM
So for you, is copying bets online a good practices? have you tried it and won before? would you try it when you really want to bet and have no idea where or what sports to bet on?
I personally would never plagiarize someone else's bet, which doesn't necessarily win either. it could also be someone just picking a team at random without any clear research.although gambling is like betting on each other's luck, for me it would be better if you bet in a way of research that is closer to our own luck.
You can view the stats of the user who made the bets that you want to copy if his profile is in public mode. You can determine whether the user is professional base on his win rate and the size of his wager volume in the casino. Typically, whales with high bank roll and win rate always analyze carefully there bets especially with parlay bets.
I agree that many users there is just choosing random bets that’s you should avoid hidden profile user and focus only on bets of public user with good stats. I always using copy multi bet whenever I have spare money available on the casino to save me time on choosing matches. Parlay of multiple match is already requires too much luck that’s I just trust random guy on doing the lucky pick since I just bet my extra money.
And it also a good advice you've given, I agree with you.
To the general house.. Copying bets from other gamblers will not or should not stop a serious gambler from doing his or her own research and betting on other games based on his or her research, like coin_trader said, copying bets should not be done with your main fund or be seen as a major betting, like what is when I need to do some quick betting and absolutely don't mind loosing the bet, I can decide to look for some multi bets from high rollers and bet maximum of 0.5 usdt on each I pick, I pick a maximum of four most time, that makes my total bet 2 usdt, it is true that a bet like this solely depends on luck, so also, loosing 2 usdt in a bet once or twice a week is nothing compared to what could won if luck shines on me.
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November 12, 2022, 01:44:50 PM
So for you, is copying bets online a good practices? have you tried it and won before? would you try it when you really want to bet and have no idea where or what sports to bet on?
I personally would never plagiarize someone else's bet, which doesn't necessarily win either. it could also be someone just picking a team at random without any clear research.although gambling is like betting on each other's luck, for me it would be better if you bet in a way of research that is closer to our own luck.
You can view the stats of the user who made the bets that you want to copy if his profile is in public mode. You can determine whether the user is professional base on his win rate and the size of his wager volume in the casino. Typically, whales with high bank roll and win rate always analyze carefully there bets especially with parlay bets.
I agree that many users there is just choosing random bets that’s you should avoid hidden profile user and focus only on bets of public user with good stats. I always using copy multi bet whenever I have spare money available on the casino to save me time on choosing matches. Parlay of multiple match is already requires too much luck that’s I just trust random guy on doing the lucky pick since I just bet my extra money.
November 12, 2022, 01:30:46 PM
So for you, is copying bets online a good practices? have you tried it and won before? would you try it when you really want to bet and have no idea where or what sports to bet on?
I personally would never plagiarize someone else's bet, which doesn't necessarily win either. it could also be someone just picking a team at random without any clear research.although gambling is like betting on each other's luck, for me it would be better if you bet in a way of research that is closer to our own luck.
November 12, 2022, 11:51:31 AM
My reason for this thread is actually me wanting to ask if copying bets from unknown bettors is a good practice ?
I tried this one time and won actually, though the odd was pretty low and i staked a very small amount as well, but then, i tried it again the next day and lost, though not anything significant...
So for you, is copying bets online a good practices? have you tried it and won before? would you try it when you really want to bet and have no idea where or what sports to bet on?
Your money your bet that's all there is, I don't see it as a bad or good practice if you think the bet is what you think will win your game then go for it, but sports betting can yield a good result if you are doing your own analysis and just confirmed your bet from the other bets, I prefer to do my own bet so if I lose I have no regret since you decide on your own analysis and will do better coming from that losses, sports still no guaranty but having your own analysis can build your own insight on the game for a specific scenario in the future.
This is just like on some trading platforms where you can copy other trading activity however you can check their stats to make sure they have a good grasp on what they are trading on. However, in this scenario, you'll be copying someone's random bets which are gambling itself as you don't know anything about gamblers' stats. This will be a much riskier way of gambling, but no one will judge if you do so since it's your own money, you'll be risking.
Just as you've said, it's better to gamble on sports betting on those you know and have made on your own research as it'll have a lower risk since you have made a decision based on the data you've gathered. I don't mind copying others' bets on some sports that I don't know or if I'm torn with the research I've made.
November 12, 2022, 10:17:43 AM
So for you, is copying bets online a good practices? have you tried it and won before?
have not tried it but I feel like by doing this kind of strategy you are basically leaving everything to luck. would you try it when you really want to bet and have no idea where or what sports to bet on?
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yeah, why not, I mean it is not a bad idea especially if I have no idea what to bet on or what sports to bet on. but if I know the sports and at least have some knowledge about it I'd like to pick my own bet rather than copy other's bets hoping that they would win. LEts discuss.
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