People like those (me) who don't gamble for fun have this question to answer: how will you feel when you don't have money to stake a game that you predicted and better winning games you predicted played the way you predicted it and when you checked the winning was something that could have changed your life for ever if you didn't gambled again after such winning?
This question can be very tough to answer, but believe me, many people won't stop thinking of that if it happened to them, so I want to know your opinion about how you would feel if it happened to you.
You might have predicted it correctly but there are no guarantees in the first place and so risks are still there even if you're positive that your team or fighter that you wanted to wager on got a huge chance. Of course, we cannot stop thinking about it especially if it turns out that our prediction was spot on, that is normal, but we are just giving ourselves a hard time because what's done is done and we cannot make something out of it as we don't have any money to wager to begin with.
Apart from thinking about it, why don't we think about the opposite one? Because even if we're confident, there are no guarantees that our bets will make it and so let's just leave it that way and think that it could've been a good way as we might've lost the money.
Yes, it may go well according to your plan, you may be confident in the decisions you make, but it's true that things don't always go the way you want them to. Sometimes the final answer can be more than expected or even the opposite is very bad, so for any gambling it may be clear that the risk of losing will continue to dominate us, and well it is also very involved with your luck there. As you said above it's true my friend, we can try to analyze but the rest is difficult to be on target, and it's better to just cash out, even though you may be very confident but it will come back again no one knows what will happen on the field or for the final result of the match. So don't overdo it, because it's like you're creating problems for yourself.
Yes that's right, sometimes they come only for profit or victory, but rarely even think about the opposite, namely the risk, every victory behind it there must always be an even greater risk, it is absolutely not guaranteed to succeed there. Honestly, I think don't overdo it, do it the way you want to do it, you have to come prepared to experience everything and with that maybe you won't get emotional even if the end is far from expectations.