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Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Sometimes I bet on draw with the the average risk of around 10%. Draw even in in the level match is a kind of the center of gravity which hard to define owing to unforeseen circumstances which may happen in its course thus I prefer to not risk more sum in a single prediction ^{(as I commonly loose at such betting, my biased ones are more profitable for me).}

We say that gambling is something that we are always uncertain about our prediction but draws is one of the most uncertain prediction that anyone will stake on and even if you want to stake on draws, it should be with a small amount and don't also add it in your accumulation because it can be the result why your game with cut.

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Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Sometimes I bet on draw with the the average risk of around 10%. Draw even in in the level match is a kind of the center of gravity which hard to define owing to unforeseen circumstances which may happen in its course thus I prefer to not risk more sum in a single prediction ^{(as I commonly loose at such betting, my biased ones are more profitable for me).}

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Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

I don't know bro but 80% of the balance for me seems a lot I usually do with 25% of the balance 80% is just like all in my opinion hahha. How many "Draws" can you bet on at a time? The answer is rare since draw in sport is very very rare and heck even in the card game like blackjack is also rare but it will there is still possibility tho.

But yes I don't want to risk more than 80% of my balance on a single prediction

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Well I don't think it's about the draw itself rather the games determines the kind of bet to be placed and this might also rely on the previous match outcomes from the various opponent you're about to plece your bet on.
I've actually seen a bet of upto 6 draws but I don't think it's quite common placing just only that some people actually take extra prediction by maybe a draw or win / draw or loose, I think that puts them on safer side than just playing only multiple draws though the odds might reduce but it worth it sometimes and to answer your question maybe 1 or 2

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Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Actually predicting a draw match is because we are confused about the two teams that have balanced abilities, inside us we become doubtful when we think one of them can win, then decide that the match will get a draw, for the use of money I have not dared to use more than 30% of my total balance to bet on bets that I think it will get a draw match.

You are absolutely right, mate, that was the last argument I hard with someone that said that the reason why we predict draws is because one team is stronger than the other. It's only a non gambler that can say such because like you have clearly defined it, we only predict draws if the both team has equal strength and we are a bit confused of the team that will win the fixture.

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Quote from: Akbarkoe on October 14, 2024, 08:13:52 AM

Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Actually predicting a draw match is because we are confused about the two teams that have balanced abilities, inside us we become doubtful when we think one of them can win, then decide that the match will get a draw, for the use of money I have not dared to use more than 30% of my total balance to bet on bets that I think it will get a draw match.

Even if the teams that are competing are not balance, we can still expect a draw no matter what. That is what sports are or sports betting is, it's the unknown, we might see some upsets from time to time or even a draw.

So maybe we can put some side money on a draw, not huge bet, just something to bet on specially if we have this feeling that something might happen on that match and so it's better to put some as the odds is like 10x initially for a draw if I'm not mistaken.

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Understanding the fact that nothing is certain in sports betting wouldn't push you to make some irrational moves, no matter how sure you think a game might be always ensure you maintain a very moderate stake that's affordable for you to lose. A single mistake from players can alter the predicted outcome of a match even though the game has a high chance of playing that way. You must remember that the gambler is not in control of whatever happens on the pitch, so having this thought is supposed to make you more careful about how you make your final decisions.

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Quote from: Akbarkoe on October 14, 2024, 08:13:52 AM

Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Actually predicting a draw match is because we are confused about the two teams that have balanced abilities, inside us we become doubtful when we think one of them can win, then decide that the match will get a draw, for the use of money I have not dared to use more than 30% of my total balance to bet on bets that I think it will get a draw match.

I agree with you. I barely bet on draw, but on rare instances when I bet on draw is because I've known both teams to have equal field capacity, and equal team quality. So I'm not certain about who will do better at the game, because they have similar quality.

I barely bet on draws because I believe each team is coming out with their best to win, so betting on a draw is like saying both teams are not serious about their win. And we clearly know this sports games are a competition. But on a normal, I will not bet on draw. I will bet on the team that has more field quality, and more previous wins.

Then I barely bet with 80%. I have a specific amount of my monthly income that I use in playing parlays, and I try not to exceed it when I've exhausted my budget.

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Quote from: Julien_Olynpic on October 14, 2024, 07:08:41 AM

Betting 80% of your bankroll on one outcome of a match is madness. It is a direct path to poverty. Let me remind you that a draw is only one of three outcomes of a football match in a single bet. In some cases, a draw has a more favorable probability if, according to statistics, such matches end in a draw more often. There is a conspiracy theory that bookmakers influence the outcome of a match. And, in their opinion, there are certain game scenarios in which a draw is highly likely. These are games in which equally strong opponents play and both clubs have many fans. At the same time, fans of their clubs bet on their favorite team not because they predict their victory, but because they support their favorite team. It is believed that in such matches a draw is more likely.

Yes, I confirm, this scheme works in situations of fixed matches. The main difficulty is how to determine whether the match in the situation under consideration is fixed or not?

Here, in my opinion, you need to study the reputation of the coach. Here it is necessary to conduct a small detective investigation. If it turns out that the coach is a dubious guy who has already been involved in similar bad stories, then there is a high probability that the match is fixed.

The next step is to assess the popularity of both sports teams and roughly estimate the number of their active fans. Such an assessment will certainly be subjective, but it must be done. In general, the method is quite effective. Unlike such gambling games as roulette, a player who is well versed in all the intricacies of the sports industry has every chance of making successful predictions and making a profit.

The main problem here, in my opinion, is how, being a successful player, to look like an ordinary player to an outside observer. This is quite a difficult task.

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Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Actually predicting a draw match is because we are confused about the two teams that have balanced abilities, inside us we become doubtful when we think one of them can win, then decide that the match will get a draw, for the use of money I have not dared to use more than 30% of my total balance to bet on bets that I think it will get a draw match.

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Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

How many "Draws" can you bet on at a time?

I don't know the percentage I can achieve in maintaining a "Draws" in sports betting, especially football, but I've done well so far in predictions and that's what I do if I bet at least five or ten games with different bets and different leagues.

For example: Spanish League, European League and other leagues in 24 hours if there are five matches with different clubs I will choose at least three clubs, I make draw predictions by looking at the opponents of clubs A and B and I also don't forget to monitor some of their matches at least a number ofpast month, for example, I bet in the fifth month of 2024, I take into account the results of the match in January, which is basically considering placing a tie bet based on the opponents of clubs A and B, usually in five bets I place (Draws) three or four wins.

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Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

I have not predicted draw before because it doesn't suits my tolerance level, I can't imagine predicting a game to end in draw even though anything is possible, but it seems very hard for me, draw is one of the hardest option am always scared of, though i have seen people who can play up to 10 games as draw, I usually predict win or draw, over 1.5 goals and sometimes straight winning options, those are the options I feel more relaxed with, and it gives much peace of mind irrespective of the fact that am using am amount that i van afford to lose, one thing that is good to maintain is utilizing an option that you can be comfortable with, because we can not completely be out of emotion as humans especially when it comes to gambling. Yeah it can be funny. Shocked

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Quote from: yahoo62278 on October 12, 2024, 07:47:26 PM

I'm not betting a draw unless it's for $10 or less and I have watched more than 50% of the game and see nothing that makes me feel either team has an advantage. Betting draws is a losing bet in the long run. I'm definitely never betting a parlay with a bunch of draws. Imagine betting 10 teams in a parlay all draws, the odds would probably be 100000-1. Massive win if you got lucky, but likely wasting your money.

You think is right for someone to entirely bet on 10 games all draws? This is crazy to say, for me is no no option since it's hard to secure winning, but during my selection I can pick an option that would either lead to draw and yet I still win, but picking draw as main booking game can be very hard and of course with such odds you mentioned there is very possibility of such person wins then the amount would be very high depends on the amount used to stake.

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Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Specifically draws has been my usual thing while betting and most times it's always to my favour but of recent I had to discover that puting different games would play alot better than just draws, because back then I can bet on a game with let's say 5 with draws and maybe 1 or 2 on away but to think of it I do this when I'm honestly bored and feel I ought to win based on some predictions that are claim to be true, but keeping that aside I can't risk my funds with such huge percentage on sure predictions just like that, I don't do that it's always the money I can afford to lose .

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Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

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On football, I often bet on draw especially on team with close stats since it’s very hard to score if both team is focusing on defense or there’s no team that has a significant advantage in terms of attack capability.

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second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Nah, this is suicide bet for me despite I frequently bet on this type of match I don’t dare to bet huge amount since the odds is still low in able to win this kind of pick. It’s more on just an extra bet and not the bet that I can place huge amount.

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Betting 80% of your bankroll on one outcome of a match is madness. It is a direct path to poverty. Let me remind you that a draw is only one of three outcomes of a football match in a single bet. In some cases, a draw has a more favorable probability if, according to statistics, such matches end in a draw more often. There is a conspiracy theory that bookmakers influence the outcome of a match. And, in their opinion, there are certain game scenarios in which a draw is highly likely. These are games in which equally strong opponents play and both clubs have many fans. At the same time, fans of their clubs bet on their favorite team not because they predict their victory, but because they support their favorite team. It is believed that in such matches a draw is more likely.

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Quote from: knowngunman on October 14, 2024, 03:53:22 AM

Draw bet is one of the most riskiest option in sports betting but it's actually fun. Advisably, it's good to split it one draw game per ticket but at times I do combine more than two in a single ticket. The chance of winning is always small but it gives the best odds. I have seen someone ticket with thirty draw bet on a single ticket and all played through except one that spoiled the ticket. I can't even pronounce the teams name on the ticket and I wondered how people bet on teams they don't know.

It's crazy, but that's the temptation in it. I don't like draws despite the high odds. The game is very risky. Last I staked on was 4 draws which gave above 40 odds.

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Quote from: salad daging on October 14, 2024, 01:12:24 AM

Sometimes a draw bet when the top teams meet and the home/away odds are not much different then the draw option is still very possible to choose, if the difference is very far then rarely choose a draw in football betting.

When two big teams meet in a brawl, it’s pretty difficult to dictate what the outcome would be, for me, I think that’s when it’s even more difficult to get a draw because anything can happen, such matches are likely to conceive just one goal from either sides, that’s why I’d rather prefer to use the under/over or the double chance option, I feel more safer betting on those options since they are likely to enter easily

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Quote from: Wiwo on October 12, 2024, 04:58:49 PM

Draw game can be calculated based on the time of the match, let say when a game is already at around 70 minutes, betting on draw is most near accurate at this time since the timing for risk is almost gone and far spent, so if I can go almost 100% of my entire balance to stake in such match to win draw.

Sometimes I win and other times I lose betting in such line of bets, but if you calculate the ratio of my winnings vs the loses, then I can say that I win more than I lose using that draw format to bet.

Betting on live match is not something I like to do often because of odd fluctuation. Moreover, you will not see reasonable odds to bet on again if a game has reached such minutes of play despite that winning it is not guaranteed. I don't know for others but I prefer to stake on odds that are worth even if I'm going to lose eventually. To me, it doesn't make sense risking on 0.1 or thereabout odds and still lose within that short time.

Quote from: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 12, 2024, 04:32:05 PM

This topic is for sports bettors alone, don't comment if u don't have any experience about sports betting. The title of this thread is the first question and the second question is, how much can you risk in a draw prediction? For example, can you risk more than 80% of your balance on a single prediction that you expect to end in draw?

Draw bet is one of the most riskiest option in sports betting but it's actually fun. Advisably, it's good to split it one draw game per ticket but at times I do combine more than two in a single ticket. The chance of winning is always small but it gives the best odds. I have seen someone ticket with thirty draw bet on a single ticket and all played through except one that spoiled the ticket. I can't even pronounce the teams name on the ticket and I wondered how people bet on teams they don't know.

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There may be leagues where draws happen more often than others, and there are also teams that play draws more often because they have a good defense and a bad attack, but I don't like to bet on a draw, I'm more inclined to use a handicap, which can increase my chances of winning, so I haven't bet on a draw for a long time. I tried to randomly select teams for the sake of testing, which in my opinion can play a draw, but the results were bad, a draw attracted high odds, but I couldn't figure out how to use this.

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