Lately I have been having serious doubts as to whether some sports are legit. I watch a lot of American college football and NFL and some of the shit that has been happening really makes ya wonder if someone is rigging the game.
The first problem with betting is choosing the right sport, something you know deeply and that gives you good financial returns.
The second problem is fraud. Unfortunately, it is very risky to bet on less well-known competitions because the risk is high, but I agree with you that even the main championships are already very suspicious.
Practically, for this, you need to have greater focus and concentration. In the period of 12 months, making 10x the amount is a bit hard. But it’s possible if the right planning is done. I have never set a long-term plan to make profits. Instead, I think setting short-term goals is much more effective. Instead of thinking for 1 year, it will be better to decide to make 80% profit in a month. Then use the method of compounding to increase the initial balance with the profit and go for the bigger milestone. Sports betting here can be important to make profits, but we need to do heavy research and then choose the matches carefully to make the most profit by taking minimum risks.
About multiplying your balance by 10 in a year, this is certainly possible, but you need to have a more aggressive betting profile. We all know that making money with sports is a difficult task. I dedicate little time to studying and betting. I do this as a hobby, but I have managed to accumulate some profits a few times. If I were to do this professionally, I believe it would be possible, but my betting profile is very conservative, in addition to the fact that I do not have time to spend so much time researching, learning and betting on games and bets.
What I know is... if you reach 50% of this goal and feel that things are starting to go wrong, stop and rethink your goals.