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Quote from: peter0425 on December 13, 2024, 06:34:27 AM

As gamblers, do you also take into consideration the countries where a match takes place? Do you really believe that the crowd/audience does have some effect in how a certain team or certain athlete will perform?

Definitely, Having a crowd factor support can boost the morale of a team based on that country. Also home team has unlimited support for their team unlike away teams that might face some issue with visa and finances with their players which can be a result to absence on the game.

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What do you think does this new system of FIFA World cup imply for the performance of the teams?

Not a football fan but this is a good idea to change ambiance and to promote the sports on other country and at the same time have a different home support compared to the typical country that host their league.

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Quote from: peter0425 on December 13, 2024, 06:34:27 AM

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Oh 100%. Though I don't think it's not that major of a factor, in the grand scheme of matches especially with matchups where both teams are almost equal of skill, such a minor factor like the home field CAN be a deciding factor. Doesn't mean it should be taken into account all the time though. A vast disparity in skill will never be closed by the team just playing on the home ground lol. Though I guess there could be instances where it actually can, but as a gambler, such stuff shouldn't even be taken into account in the first place since those instances are so damn rare lol.

Also, I think this is just more of FIFA trying to bring the matches in different countries instead. Might be to invite more enthusiasts? Still quite a few years away though.

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Quote from: peter0425 on December 13, 2024, 06:34:27 AM

"In 2030, we will have a unique global footprint, three continents - Africa, Europe and South America - six countries - Argentina, Morocco, Paraguay, Portugal, Spain and Uruguay - welcoming and uniting the world while celebrating together the beautiful game, the centenary and the FIFA World Cup."

As gamblers, do you also take into consideration the countries where a match takes place? Do you really believe that the crowd/audience does have some effect in how a certain team or certain athlete will perform? What do you think does this new system of FIFA World cup imply for the performance of the teams?

For sure it affects, and i will explain to you why...

The next world cup will be in Mexico, USA and Canada. Some of the games in Mexico will be played in Mexico City and that place has a high of 2,240m, and that's really complex for athletes because they get tired really fast, even if they are in good condition the lack of oxygen makes them feel sick.

I don't like at all the fact that in 2030 it will be all around the globe.

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Quote from: peter0425 on December 13, 2024, 06:34:27 AM

As gamblers, do you also take into consideration the countries where a match takes place? Do you really believe that the crowd/audience does have some effect in how a certain team or certain athlete will perform? What do you think does this new system of FIFA World cup imply for the performance of the teams?

As what others have said, there is what we call home advantage in sports. Those teams playing at home had that psychological advantage against the visiting team. From the home team fans even to the referee which might be biased towards them as their calls could be influence by the crowd too. So it's a big plus, specially the energy of the crowd that will give the home team a big push if they are down. And I don't know if there data around that will support the numbers that a home team has a historical dominance. So it's really very big if competitions are going to be held on a certain county or city and you have to take that into consideration if you are going to bet on such matches.

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Quote from: peter0425 on December 13, 2024, 06:34:27 AM

"In 2030, we will have a unique global footprint, three continents - Africa, Europe and South America - six countries - Argentina, Morocco, Paraguay, Portugal, Spain and Uruguay - welcoming and uniting the world while celebrating together the beautiful game, the centenary and the FIFA World Cup."

It is not just about celebrating the centenary of the World Cup that is making FIFA promote co-hosting of the competition. Some countries are not willing to host the competition individually because of the cost of hosting the competition. Hosting the World Cup has no financial benefits because the host usually spends more than what FIFA gives to them. It is only the rich Gulf nations that will be willing to singlehandedly host the World Cup.

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As gamblers, do you also take into consideration the countries where a match takes place? Do you really believe that the crowd/audience does have some effect in how a certain team or certain athlete will perform? What do you think does this new system of FIFA World cup imply for the performance of the teams?

In football playing at home has some effect on the outcome of the game because of the impact of fans. Fans are sometimes called the 12th player on a football team. Fan base sometimes affects the motivation of the player which can make them win games. The shouts, boos and intimidation can also make visitors to lose confidence.

However, this is not always the case. Qatar hosted the last World Cup but performed very poorly. The quality of the team is more important than fan support or playing at home.

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Yes, I think that the place where the match takes place is important both in itself and the influence of local spectators and, of course, the fans is important. This is not such a big influence, but it would be foolish to deny that it exists.
As for the choice of the countries listed in the article about the 2030 championship, it seems to me a very strange choice. All these countries are historically and culturally very strongly connected with Spain in one way or another. Why such a choice is unclear to me.

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Quote from: peter0425 on December 13, 2024, 06:34:27 AM

As gamblers, do you also take into consideration the countries where a match takes place?

Crowd support matters a lot in football, you have seen many top teams go long stretches without losing a game at home while dropping points relatively more easily away from home. In tournaments like the World Cup, the impact is reduced when there is just one host, but with multiple hosts, there will be a lot more color.

For the fans it may not be much fun as they will be traveling long distances or schedule the matches they can attend while only staying in one country.

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Quote from: TheUltraElite on December 13, 2024, 07:53:32 AM

Home advantage, beyond that I dont see any thing more. The major betting happens from the leagues and not the world cup. Even though someone might have become rich by betting on the winning teams in the past, it hardly matters when and how the games are being held. What happens that day on the field will need your luck to back you up. Anything is possible.

So better to study the teams separately during the world cup and bet accordingly.

Same. I prefer betting on leagues because they have more active watchers, viewers, and speculators. When it comes to the World Cup, I take my time to study the participating countries if I want to bet. However, I'm more familiar with leagues than World Cups.

In my opinion, the location of the game is not a critical factor, whether it's a league or World Cup match. The presence of cheering fans and the playing field itself are not significant advantages or disadvantages, as players get to practice on the field before the actual game.

Natural factors like weather conditions, such as rain or sunshine, can affect gameplay, but experienced players are accustomed to these variables. Ultimately, what happens on the field during the game is what truly matters.

For these reasons, I tend to bet more on leagues than World Cups where I know the teams and their capacity more.

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Home advantage, beyond that I dont see any thing more. The major betting happens from the leagues and not the world cup. Even though someone might have become rich by betting on the winning teams in the past, it hardly matters when and how the games are being held. What happens that day on the field will need your luck to back you up. Anything is possible.

So better to study the teams separately during the world cup and bet accordingly.

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Quote from: peter0425 on December 13, 2024, 06:34:27 AM

"In 2030, we will have a unique global footprint, three continents - Africa, Europe and South America - six countries - Argentina, Morocco, Paraguay, Portugal, Spain and Uruguay - welcoming and uniting the world while celebrating together the beautiful game, the centenary and the FIFA World Cup."

As gamblers, do you also take into consideration the countries where a match takes place? Do you really believe that the crowd/audience does have some effect in how a certain team or certain athlete will perform? What do you think does this new system of FIFA World cup imply for the performance of the teams?

A team playing in their home has lots of advantages over other teams coming from a different country and these advantages are not just limited to the audience or crowd that will be available to cheer them up to maybe boost their confidence. Teams playing in their home are not subjected to unnecessary travel stress which may likely affect their performances. They have all the time for relaxation and all these has a lot of psychological effects on the players. I also believe that this new system of FIFA World cup will affect lots of teams either positively or negatively.

If i am to place bets during these events, i will put lots of these factors i stated above into consideration. Although, during world cups, I focus more on enjoying the game rather than trying to make money from them.

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Quote from: peter0425 on December 13, 2024, 06:34:27 AM

As gamblers, do you also take into consideration the countries where a match takes place? Do you really believe that the crowd/audience does have some effect in how a certain team or certain athlete will perform? What do you think does this new system of FIFA World cup imply for the performance of the teams?

Yes, definitely, you need to take into considerations, where the match is going to take place, and that's what we call home court advantage. Just like in the Olympics, we've seen the hosting country, like France for example who goes to play the US in the gold medal race.

So it's very different performance if you play in front of your home country. There is this pride and heart into this player and they played very hard in front of their home crowd and sometimes they usually pull off a big upset.

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This is a big event, so I might not focus too much on studying the game. Instead, I’ll just bet on my favorite team.

I’ve had plenty of opportunities to bet on games, especially basketball, and I do it regularly. For this event, though, I’ll set aside being too technical and just watch and bet blindly on my favorite team to fully enjoy the moment. As to your question, of course the home team will feel more inspired to play, and that will make them better.

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Of course, there are some clubs that their performance can be affected playing away from home. There are also some that playing away wouldn't affect them. But we know that any team playing at home will have that advantage of the crowd and the field he is used to playing most times. The new world cup format will definitely affect many countries at a start but in the long run, they will get used to it. It's the same thing with the new UCL format that's affecting some clubs currently.

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I do not like to bet on continental and worth cup. This is because I am not good in such bets. I understand that it can be for fun but sometime I think I will prefer to just watch the matches and not bet on them. This is how I see continental and world cups. I really just prefer to bet on clubs matches.

What I think about your question is that it is possible that the matches result might be affected because the home can favour than playing away. Now it is 6 countries that will host the cup and not just a country.

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"In 2030, we will have a unique global footprint, three continents - Africa, Europe and South America - six countries - Argentina, Morocco, Paraguay, Portugal, Spain and Uruguay - welcoming and uniting the world while celebrating together the beautiful game, the centenary and the FIFA World Cup."

As gamblers, do you also take into consideration the countries where a match takes place? Do you really believe that the crowd/audience does have some effect in how a certain team or certain athlete will perform? What do you think does this new system of FIFA World cup imply for the performance of the teams?

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