I am not a professional bettor, but I have been following advice, tips and news from professional bettors, and there is a basic rule that is agreed by most professional and amateur bettors:
- bets with odds of @1.50 or less will never be profitable in the long term
- betting on games with odds of @1.50 or less is a serious mistake that any bettor should not make
the person can test: bet on 10 games with odds of @1.50 or less, the person will see that even having many victories it will not be worth it because just having 2 or 3 defeats already puts all the victories as if the person had not even won, now if odds of @1.50 are low, imagine odds of @1.01? It's simply shocking to know that it took someone $1,400 million to bet on a game that has odds @1.01, a real gambler wouldn't do that. I even prefer to think that the person failed at the time of betting
but tell me that the guy didn't fail when betting and that his intention was to bet 1,400 million dollars in a game with odds of @1.01? honestly what was this guy thinking when doing this kind of thing? Is something unbelievable