This has actually made so many people prefer to keep their analysis to themselves rather than share it because some times when you share your analysis some people will rather only criticize it than they would commend and this can even be very discouraging and sometimes get you confused and even want to doubts your analysis not knowing that no analysis is best until nit turns out that you were favoured by the odds but then your analysis can be right most of the time and they nighty percentage is all that you need and not the validation of others which sometimes could be wrong.
Of course, things happen when they turn out well, because Only the Person should take Advantage, I don't know what, but I think that a Professional Should do well with a Specific sport and not be so general, for me there should only be those that are Good for 2 or 3 sports, but those who make predictions for all the exercises, games, disciplines, well , it's something that I at least don't believe, that's basically what I'm looking for in this, if it's a person that Covers many well if I don't believe him much, I won't realize that he is Fine , he is a very attentive person who could tell lies and make the bets to make them , Obviously I like that he says that he is going to Make the bets like this or the prediction and that he gives his view, so that one can Also see that they are not Doing it for the sake of doing it but for something well thought out, that is valued by me and I Think that also the people who follow the Professionals , Well , things should be like that, to Know that they are not saying lies.
My specialisation differs slightly. Some people are sceptical about jack-of-all-trades forecasts, but I've found that a nuanced approach can work. Cross-disciplinary views are valuable, however specialisation in 2 or 3 sports may improve success rates. Sometimes one sport's fundamentals can reveal another's tendencies, providing unanticipated benefits.
The key is discernment. I share your preference for transparently explaining specialists' reasoning and predictions. Through transparency, trust is built. In gambling, where understanding and deception are blurred, I advocate educated, pleasurable gambling.