Topic: No bet is a waste - page 26. (Read 4176 times)

it is not about how much you will win but about the bigger chance of winning and indeed , your prediction seems to be effective and valid , sad that i did not read this thread recently .

looking for your next  prediction , as long as this is low on odd but at least winnable .

hope that I will get a good hints from you this time .

Great picks but I'm not really a fan of soccer betting so I would love to ask or see the outcome of yesterday's pick and I will really love to keep an eye on this thread for great picks but it's seems you're already getting lazy with it 😁 I understand it's not easy but I hope you get the spirit burning.

I just saw this now and it seems your picks did great and this is a great greenlight for me to keep an eye on this thread and I'm putting it on my watch list so not to miss out of it.
Congratulations to all the winners of yesterday's pick and I hope to be one today.

Congratulations to all the yesterday winners, even if the odds are little it doesn't mean gambling is all about luck and fun so it's been an honor to be a lucky winner.

Today I will be dropping another prediction stay low and don't be in a sa fountain.

When you go to watch football or other games in a stadium do you consider it waste or the money spent on hotel bills during vacation is it considered as waste? Same is applicable to gambling, is it because gambling promises some profits? There are other recreational things that eat up our money and doesn't guarantee us money yet people don't see it as waste. When it comes to gambling everyone maintains the fact that it's a waste, neglecting the fun and relaxation gambling offered them. The issue is that players want to receive double of their money despite taking pleasures during the game. Note that most people who consider the money lost in gambling a loss or waste lose more money than their counterparts who don't see it as a waste.

Only a few who do gamble for fun and the rest would be mainly going after for making money on which it would really be that understandable considering that gambling could really give out that kind of chance on
making huge in shortest time as possible and this what makes people addicted because they are really that too desperate on things. Speaking about personal decisions and perceptions towards gambling then
its true that we people have different approach.The most important thing on here is that you do really know on how to handle up yourself on various situations or conditions
which would really be giving out some effect if you do really tend to miss out on what are the things should really be done.

You can set off fireworks for fun or you can spend money on the game, it's something like that. People's tastes are different and it varies for everyone. There are those who play it for fun or those who want to make money, but that doesn't change the fact that gambling is addictive. When you do it for fun, you make a few coupons with small amounts to test yourself, and this is not a sum that will put you at a loss, and you will entertain yourself and not upset yourself. In this way, it is natural to get pleasure from it in the same way as you get pleasure from eating.

consciously or unconsciously, someone who loses on the betting side, will remember the money that was wasted. at the same time, the strong urge to continue the gambling session by making another deposit, so hard to ignore, that in the end, the emotions that start to control us, chasing losses is the goal. if you're lucky, the initial loss can come back, if you're unlucky, big losses are increasingly inevitable. this, is common for gamblers, moreover, for gambling addicts. so for this point, I agree with what you said.


Well, for those who make gambling part of the fun. however, it is very important to have self-control. although the main goal is not for the winning money, it is just as important to control the money at stake. because psychologically, when someone experiences defeat, let alone consecutive defeats. not infrequently, even though initially gambling was just for fun. oftentimes, stuck to chase losses which in the end the story is the same as the first point. so it doesn't mean that gamblers who play just for the sake of fun, aren't tempted by a strong urge to chase losses. moreover, if you do not have good self-control.
I believe that based on my experience, strong temptations are always a distraction for gamblers, even those with good self-control.

We learn for our mistakes, indeed, it is not only about gambling or betting. However, this conversation reminds me some user of this section of the forum, who was betting on the recently finished World Cup. During one of the earliest matches, he bet all his money in favor of Argentina, what was supposed to be a "safe bet", became a mistake and ended up losing all his money for betting in a single bet. He opened a thread about it.

The lesson we learned (and he learned) from it was not to go all in, not matter how much an obvious "win" the match can seem to be for a team against another one.

Well, I believe that the meaning of no bet is a waste isn't really what the sentence itself says, but it is simply a reference to the fact that when you lose something, you learn something. Remember, when we win, we just win, but when we lose, we learn something extra if we know in what way the loss should be taken.

If a loss is taken negatively, that can damage your mind and make you keep thinking about it again and again, but if taken positively, it can motivate you to do better the next time, and you will realize that whatever you had lost in the previous bet, wasn't basically a loss if it taught you to be stronger.

I wondered it too, lost game is already a wasted game so I don't also see it as the otherwise. Yes I agree with you, if anyone does not accept that what he has lost is a waste then the gambler is very serious or addicted to gambling and ready to lost all and still have the confidence that what have been lost is not waste then a question will be asked, where are the lost gambling cash?

Though that might be hope or encouragement to continue gambling. But one the Op has to understand that what you win win will never compare to what you have lost. You lost $500,000 and win $200,000 for a very long period of time and you want to tell me it is not a waste. We should be sincere to ourselves some times, even the smallest amount of money lost in a bet pains someone and automatically it is waste.

We can rephrase this as "Every bet is a risky bet  but no bet is a waste bet"
If we do not take any bet thinking we can lose the money, then we can never win any amount in gambling. You have to take the risk in order to win anything.


The bets results are not in anyone's control however casinos have the right to place the odds and they will give the odds in such a way that if most people will win the bet with the lower odd and only a few people will win a bet with higher odds. This is done by giving lower odds to the favorite team and higher odds to the underdog team.

Well, not everyone takes gambling and losses that way. People do become happy when they win big, I mean who wouldn't? But they also become crazy when they lose, and start chasing their losses without realizing that they will lose even more if they do so. Such people cause themselves way more than what they could originally lose.

Though I know that it is a part of the game, if you play you either win or lose, but I'm not really in the favor of losing money very often. Even if a bet isn't wasted even if lost, you shouldn't do it very often.

A lost bets may not be counted as a waste bet depending on the idea op is trying to bring to the table. Many gamblers would not agree to his ideas but we can take a some thought from his perspective.

 I don't have problem with what he's trying to say but a waste bet to me is a bet that we don't want to bet on and we finally see ourselves bet on and finally lost it. If our feeling is telling us not to bet on a particular game and we finally disobeyed and make the bet and lose then I will classified that kind of bet as a waste bet. We need to be very careful how we bet and on what game we are betting on.

Op thanks for the tips you've shared here and as I can see for me it will work. Also what you shared your winning which pretty good, that some gamblers will take this as a inspiration for their bets.


Yes mate you are right here that every bet is not a waste sometimes we will win and that is a big advantage of we put a bet then we will win but as we all know that not all the time we will win also we will loss and that loss will give us lessons that in the next bet we make sure we got the right one.

This actions mostly happening on newbies since they think they can do that when the time the play again on casino. They didn't realize that house will always have an advantage especially when the emotions of the gambler is so high since chances to lose when they are not in their best shape is so high. If they could just relax their selves maybe they can hit the luck and gain from their bets.

Wow! Losing a wager may be as heartbreaking as a breakup. It hurts and stays in your head like an uninvited intruder. What's worse? Faking it and making excuses for losses. It's like hiding your shattered heart just to cry in a dark tavern. I've been there and received the T-shirt.

Losing a bet is not the end of the world. It's merely a small pothole on the road of lifee. Losing money stinks, but that's life. Like a rollercoaster, money gain and lose. Gambling's charm. It's exhilarating, unpredictable, and worth the risk.

Accept your defeats, learn from them, and keep going. Don't dwell on your failures or allow them deter you from betting. Because the next bet might change your life!

consciously everyone will certainly count all their losses and remember them, but sometimes when remembering it makes you want to take revenge for defeat then play with emotion to restore previous defeats and finally play then lose a lot of money again, but for those who play for their fun never take their losses into account because on their minds they are playing for fun so there is not too much pressure to earn a lot of money.

How is a lost bet not counted as a wasted bet? You lost your money, it means you wasted your money and you have to accept this. Don't make excuses for your losses, or you will end up gambling more and more. Every bet you lose, you should realize that you lost your money and if you keep on betting you might lose more. I mean never make any excuses to justify your losses.

And this isn't the correct gambling board to post bet predictions. Post on the Gambling discussion child board.

Though it's hard to admit it, but there're also those who're addicted to gambling. Even if we say it's just a small percentage, it's true that they already know what will come next once they become addicted, it's just that they rely solely on emotions and being greedy. There're too that relies on gambling as a way to earn profit even if the risk is getting deeper and deeper into the pits of no return.

But indeed all gamblers also gambled at first just out of curiosity and for fun and over time they became active gamblers and actually became gambling addicts.
It may be true that there are some gamblers who can restrain themselves from being too active in gambling because they only want entertainment or pleasure when playing gambling but there are not many people like this, there are only a few.
If you gamble just for fun, isn't that detrimental for you because you have to spend money every time just to have fun.
It would also be better for you to be able to prioritize just a little desire to win a game and try to use some good strategies and analysis so you don't keep losing because it can make you lose some amount of money when gambling.
I salute what you say if indeed you do not become a gambling addict.