That's very nice of you to say, thank you. I don't consider myself a tipster at all, though, and I know as soon as I start to believe I'm actually good, I'll start losing a lot of money haha.
That is probably true
Since doing EFL Championship promotions I noticed some people are much better than me in predicting results and exact scores for matches.
Some of them are wining free bets very often so I even remembered their account name.
Have you already placed predictions for Matchday 27 of Majestic7 Premier League?
Yeah, I see the same names winning the predictions a lot too, of course I've won a few but if you try a hundred times, you get lucky. I also find that if I pick without betting, I tend to be a lot more rational. Which is why I respect tipsters who put money where their mouth is, and good thing we see plenty on this forum (though also plenty of those who don't).
I've put MD27 picks in yes, I only got 3 last round. Went with much more predictable ones this time... see if all the usual suspects finally hit it all in the same week!
So true, mate, so true. Happens to me all the time with poker, but what is a bit strange, even with slots.
I mean, in theory, nothing affects your slot game, right? It doesn't matter what you believe, whether you consider yourself good or bad, technically it has no impact on the game, and yet the moment I start thinking that I've found that's being boosted today, I start loosing.
Thank you! Slot game depends purely on luck, so if I win I can't take the credit.
What's in
my power is to stop in time, to not lose much more than I can afford to.
Perhaps there is an impact you're unaware of. Unconscious change in strategy, wager amounts, frequency even. I like betting on value for example, but after one or two big wins, I perhaps tend to overestimate value for a while after. I definitely have a Liverpool bias too, and an underdog bias, and that sometimes affects the value I perceive.
May you always have the wisdom to know when to stop and enjoy your slot winnings!
