So even sports betting can give you losses and it shouldn't be taken as an easy way to earn profits. Though some research and analysis can back your decision up, just like other gambling games, sports bets can also turn out to be a win or a loss based on luck.
Sports betting is actually riskier if we analyze the team's abilities wrong, but you are right that everything depends on the luck factor, because analyzing predictions also doesn't produce correct predictions because everything can happen while the match is still ongoing, so experience from previous defeat cases that we have to determine the limit of funds in bets even though we are sure of victory for one of the teams. 
Topic: My $300 bet won $417,000 (Read 2085 times)
I would prefer betting on sport which can be easy to win than any other kind bet that could make us lose if we don't have a strategy or how to go about it. Sport trading has different ways we can make money with plenty of options to select from. In sport betting, we can make more money and earn large because we can cash out even though one or two of our games did not meet up with the result of our bet. Sport bet is good and we can make money from it quickly than betting on other games that are not sport related.
Well, it's not easy to win even in sports betting as the results can always go the other way around if you are out of luck. And you can also not win big in sports betting if your bets don't go as planned. Even if you place 5 bets on the most probable winners, you can still lose the bets considering you are extremely out of luck for that day.So even sports betting can give you losses and it shouldn't be taken as an easy way to earn profits. Though some research and analysis can back your decision up, just like other gambling games, sports bets can also turn out to be a win or a loss based on luck.
In the original message he mention some of the experiences he had and how some of his strategies actually failed, when the outcome seemed to be obvious for him. Interestingly enough, he had to clear things up because people where flooding his inbox, asking for tips. 
I'm sure he will ignore the message.he (OP) said that lots of people sent messages to him regarding predictions and strategies used, but OP said he rejected all messages. maybe for him that kind of thing is very sensitive and doesn't need to be shared with others.
anyway, every gambler has a personal strategy that doesn't need to be published or shared with others. because in the event of a failure or defeat using the strategy, the OP realized it would make it worse so it rejected all messages that were in his inbox.
I say that's an expected move by the OP because telling this secret is a no brainer at all and not that profitable on his side as he was the one who formulated the right strategy to increase his chances, so, it's fair enough for him if he will keep it for himself. He already shared a few tips to his friends but only few had ears to listen to him and wagered to support their friends belief, now they are both happy and sleeping in a bed full of cash.
But the thing now is the OP is quite famous for this thread he made, he should've thought about this well if he doesn't want anyone to disturb him.
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Yep, I think it is. If you buy one-two lottery tickets per week, it is probably the safest way of gambling. Of course, winning the Jackpot is not guaranteed even within your entire life, and even within your 20 lives, I would add, but it's fun having always that hope, and it's safe if you not trying buy more ticket for "increasing your chances of winning".
it makes sense to buy 1 or 2 tickets per week even though it doesn't guarantee getting a jackpot but at least if you're lucky, the winnings won't change hands.
anyway the lottery has a 0.000001% chance of winning for me and buying a lot of tickets within a day to a lifetime if not lucky will only get the number of tickets without winning.
Well, yes, that's indeed a nice advice for someone who are struggling to maintain some safe distance towards gambling activities and this specific move is truly recommended for all bettors out there who just wanted some safe way to feed their vices because it's already eating them from inside out. Betting on the lotter for even up to 3x a week is not that bad and not serious considering that betting on it doesn't need any huge money as a capital and it will eat some time before you will know the outcome.
Congratulations!, This is good having won such an amount of money and sharing the good news here as well, because a lot of time what I do see is people loose money or won money but they were unable to cash out their winings due to some reason. However, this has shown that people can always win games if your prediction or tips goes correctly and with this strategy of yours, I think I have only tried it once or twice, and I think it's more beneficial as it advantage is you will have bigger odds given to you.
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Yep, I think it is. If you buy one-two lottery tickets per week, it is probably the safest way of gambling. Of course, winning the Jackpot is not guaranteed even within your entire life, and even within your 20 lives, I would add, but it's fun having always that hope, and it's safe if you not trying buy more ticket for "increasing your chances of winning".
it makes sense to buy 1 or 2 tickets per week even though it doesn't guarantee getting a jackpot but at least if you're lucky, the winnings won't change hands.
anyway the lottery has a 0.000001% chance of winning for me and buying a lot of tickets within a day to a lifetime if not lucky will only get the number of tickets without winning.
~ No, no. That is not the case, guys. People keep saying it like it is a universal truth, but it is not, and it can't be, if you think of it. The house always wins in the long run only if millions of people play on the platform, and, this is important, the house beats them all combined. There's absolutely no guarantee that the house will beat you or anyone else in particular. Even in the long run.
In online casinos with provably fair numbers you are going to lose if you play long enough and have no variance in your bet sizes. Of course you can always win big one time, then reduce your bet sizes and stay in the green for the rest of your life. Other than that you are going to lose as soon as you play a game that has a 50% +X chance for the player to lose where X is the house's edge and is >0. It is just a question of time then.
That's right, it is just a question of time. But what "time" we are talking about. If it's 2,000 years, honestly, I'd be OK with that.
And it can be something like 2,000 years.You could easily say that big lotteries are proof that people can win. Of course they can, but is it realistic to recommend someone to play lotteries the entire life because there are people who actually win?
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Yep, I think it is. If you buy one-two lottery tickets per week, it is probably the safest way of gambling. Of course, winning the Jackpot is not guaranteed even within your entire life, and even within your 20 lives, I would add, but it's fun having always that hope, and it's safe if you not trying buy more ticket for "increasing your chances of winning".
still quite curious about OP's track record, like if he/she wins 10% of the time but win big or 90% of the time
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
I believe that it is possible to earn these multipliers if you combine several factors such as luck, experience, knowledge of the sport you are betting on and the opportunity to make an excellent bet.
However, I think the OP didn't clarify what his losses were in that whole period, because to win such high stakes, he probably also lost a lot of high stakes before or after he managed to achieve these feats.
Briefly, I wanted to conclude that betting on sports really can be profitable and safe, but there is no easy win. One can get a little lucky, but it's very difficult to get rich quick without losing some money too.
In the original message he mention some of the experiences he had and how some of his strategies actually failed, when the outcome seemed to be obvious for him. Interestingly enough, he had to clear things up because people where flooding his inbox, asking for tips.
I'm sure he will ignore the message.he (OP) said that lots of people sent messages to him regarding predictions and strategies used, but OP said he rejected all messages. maybe for him that kind of thing is very sensitive and doesn't need to be shared with others.
anyway, every gambler has a personal strategy that doesn't need to be published or shared with others. because in the event of a failure or defeat using the strategy, the OP realized it would make it worse so it rejected all messages that were in his inbox.
quite interesting @MiliMil
thanks for passing by and sharing more
do you attribute these big and frequent wins to a mix of luck and skill?
do you follow any specific strategy or usually go with your gut/intuiton?
thanks for passing by and sharing more
do you attribute these big and frequent wins to a mix of luck and skill?
do you follow any specific strategy or usually go with your gut/intuiton?
In case you have not seen it, OP also opened a thread about some of his losses and he had to deal with before hitting this major win with is 300$.
You can read it here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/some-of-my-big-losses-gamble-responsibly-5444704
In the original message he mention some of the experiences he had and how some of his strategies actually failed, when the outcome seemed to be obvious for him. Interestingly enough, he had to clear things up because people where flooding his inbox, asking for tips.
still quite curious about OP's track record, like if he/she wins 10% of the time but win big or 90% of the time
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
I believe that it is possible to earn these multipliers if you combine several factors such as luck, experience, knowledge of the sport you are betting on and the opportunity to make an excellent bet.
However, I think the OP didn't clarify what his losses were in that whole period, because to win such high stakes, he probably also lost a lot of high stakes before or after he managed to achieve these feats.
Briefly, I wanted to conclude that betting on sports really can be profitable and safe, but there is no easy win. One can get a little lucky, but it's very difficult to get rich quick without losing some money too.
still quite curious about OP's track record, like if he/she wins 10% of the time but win big or 90% of the time
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
I'm not sure what my track record is, I don't keep track tbh.
I know in 2022 I was +220k because I won 4 bets that paid 40k each and then many small bets of 10k-12 etc.
Regardless if I bet $20 or $20,000 I only bet what I can afford to lose and sometimes I go for weeks/months without gambling at all. You can't win if you gamble on every sport every single day.
Yes, its understandable that you arent forcing someone to believe on what you do claim but it is really that good to see that there are bettors who do have a huge funds could able to stop
mid-way on their betting if ever they wont really be seeing that bet-worthy lines.
Based up on your other thread, this do really shows that you are really that having indeed a good self control towards your gambling venture.
seems that he doesn't care if people will think those bets were legit or not. but i believe on what he's saying. you can't win in gambling if you will bet everyday of your life. his strategy is quite good because he will stop once he got handsome winnings. some will just continue to bet hoping to get more, but most of the time, it will just go back to the bookie again. if you can contain yourself and know when to stop, you can possibly earn something for yourself even if it is in gambling.
All I can say is simple, this is op's luck and he won his huge amount, I hope he won't be greedy to aspire for more than that.
Because of such a large amount, he can only enjoy life, as long as he uses it correctly and wisely when spending the money he won. How many generations will benefit from the value of what he actually won. If I imitate op's strategy, can I also win a large amount like him?
Congratulations on your winnings and quite lucky of you to have made such an amount even though you were not aware of the besmt which have soent over two years in your bet history, not many people are this lucky but your case is quite different, and luck based.
Congratulations for your wining.
still quite curious about OP's track record, like if he/she wins 10% of the time but win big or 90% of the time
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
I believe that it is possible to earn these multipliers if you combine several factors such as luck, experience, knowledge of the sport you are betting on and the opportunity to make an excellent bet.
However, I think the OP didn't clarify what his losses were in that whole period, because to win such high stakes, he probably also lost a lot of high stakes before or after he managed to achieve these feats.
Briefly, I wanted to conclude that betting on sports really can be profitable and safe, but there is no easy win. One can get a little lucky, but it's very difficult to get rich quick without losing some money too.
In any case, it doesn't really matter that much, he didn't come here to inspire, teach, or entice people to follow him on his path towards sports gambling greatness, if anything all he's doing is just flexing his wins, and that's alright. If I were him I'd flex the hell out of my wins too, especially those of OP's magnitude.
What kind of odds are you talking about when you say "the odds are literally laid in front of the eyes of the people"? Are you implying that a big favorite with odds of maybe 1.2 always wins? What about the guy who bet on odds of 1.01 and lost over a million that was a big topic here somewhere?
There are no safe bets and the probability to lose increases with every single bet you add to your multi-bet. There is no mathematical way around it...
quite interesting @MiliMil
thanks for passing by and sharing more
do you attribute these big and frequent wins to a mix of luck and skill?
do you follow any specific strategy or usually go with your gut/intuiton?
thanks for passing by and sharing more
do you attribute these big and frequent wins to a mix of luck and skill?
do you follow any specific strategy or usually go with your gut/intuiton?
still quite curious about OP's track record, like if he/she wins 10% of the time but win big or 90% of the time
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
I believe that it is possible to earn these multipliers if you combine several factors such as luck, experience, knowledge of the sport you are betting on and the opportunity to make an excellent bet.
However, I think the OP didn't clarify what his losses were in that whole period, because to win such high stakes, he probably also lost a lot of high stakes before or after he managed to achieve these feats.
Briefly, I wanted to conclude that betting on sports really can be profitable and safe, but there is no easy win. One can get a little lucky, but it's very difficult to get rich quick without losing some money too.
In any case, it doesn't really matter that much, he didn't come here to inspire, teach, or entice people to follow him on his path towards sports gambling greatness, if anything all he's doing is just flexing his wins, and that's alright. If I were him I'd flex the hell out of my wins too, especially those of OP's magnitude.
still quite curious about OP's track record, like if he/she wins 10% of the time but win big or 90% of the time
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
I believe that it is possible to earn these multipliers if you combine several factors such as luck, experience, knowledge of the sport you are betting on and the opportunity to make an excellent bet.
However, I think the OP didn't clarify what his losses were in that whole period, because to win such high stakes, he probably also lost a lot of high stakes before or after he managed to achieve these feats.
Briefly, I wanted to conclude that betting on sports really can be profitable and safe, but there is no easy win. One can get a little lucky, but it's very difficult to get rich quick without losing some money too.
still quite curious about OP's track record, like if he/she wins 10% of the time but win big or 90% of the time
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
I'm not sure what my track record is, I don't keep track tbh.
I know in 2022 I was +220k because I won 4 bets that paid 40k each and then many small bets of 10k-12 etc.
Regardless if I bet $20 or $20,000 I only bet what I can afford to lose and sometimes I go for weeks/months without gambling at all. You can't win if you gamble on every sport every single day.
I agree with what you said that there are no gamblers who always win if they always gamble every day, and that applies to all bets, not only at sports betting but also at casinos, it's the same if betting at casinos or sports betting is very difficult every day for win.
At first I saw your thread like there was still doubt whether this was really your betting track record but when I visited here every day I came to know better that this was really your original track record.
I would love it if you made a thread like it shows all your history of your wins and losses like you said and it looks fairer
still quite curious about OP's track record, like if he/she wins 10% of the time but win big or 90% of the time
or anywhere in between
it's a pity he/she doesn't come here more often to clarify, share and answer questions
but that's ok too...
I'm not sure what my track record is, I don't keep track tbh.
I know in 2022 I was +220k because I won 4 bets that paid 40k each and then many small bets of 10k-12 etc.
Regardless if I bet $20 or $20,000 I only bet what I can afford to lose and sometimes I go for weeks/months without gambling at all. You can't win if you gamble on every sport every single day.
Yes, its understandable that you arent forcing someone to believe on what you do claim but it is really that good to see that there are bettors who do have a huge funds could able to stop
mid-way on their betting if ever they wont really be seeing that bet-worthy lines.
Based up on your other thread, this do really shows that you are really that having indeed a good self control towards your gambling venture.
seems that he doesn't care if people will think those bets were legit or not. but i believe on what he's saying. you can't win in gambling if you will bet everyday of your life. his strategy is quite good because he will stop once he got handsome winnings. some will just continue to bet hoping to get more, but most of the time, it will just go back to the bookie again. if you can contain yourself and know when to stop, you can possibly earn something for yourself even if it is in gambling.
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