Topic: Popular Betting Strategies - page 2. (Read 552 times)
I will not think too much about strategy when I gamble, no matter what kind of gambling. I only wish luck always sided with me.
It looks more like a "academic paper on betting strategies" rather than betting strategies.
I mean I was honestly waiting for stuff like martingale and stuff that are similar to it and not this one. This is more like what you would do on a research paper for your school on statistics or economics type of class as a project instead of actually making a website around it.
It is too professional and honestly too "different" in a way that it shows the ideas and descriptions instead of the actual simple wikipedia type "this is how martingale works, this is how bluff works" type of explanation stuff which I was honestly expecting when I read the topic title and clicked to get here.
I mean I was honestly waiting for stuff like martingale and stuff that are similar to it and not this one. This is more like what you would do on a research paper for your school on statistics or economics type of class as a project instead of actually making a website around it.
It is too professional and honestly too "different" in a way that it shows the ideas and descriptions instead of the actual simple wikipedia type "this is how martingale works, this is how bluff works" type of explanation stuff which I was honestly expecting when I read the topic title and clicked to get here.
Yes its because these strategies will never work all the time, and in the long run due to greed and fear and emotion, you will lose money anyways.
Casinos don't care if you use strategies at all since they know that none of them work.
For example, I remember years ago I was at some casino. And this girl asked while she was at the Blackjack table if she could use the "Blackjack Cheat Sheet" which basically tells you how to bet, depending on what type of hand you are dealt and to my surprised they let her use it. And she lost anyways.
Casinos just want you to think there are some secret strategies so you think you have some "edge" and it gets you to gamble and lose your money.
Casinos don't care if you use strategies at all since they know that none of them work.
For example, I remember years ago I was at some casino. And this girl asked while she was at the Blackjack table if she could use the "Blackjack Cheat Sheet" which basically tells you how to bet, depending on what type of hand you are dealt and to my surprised they let her use it. And she lost anyways.
Casinos just want you to think there are some secret strategies so you think you have some "edge" and it gets you to gamble and lose your money.
IMO, it's depend on what type of gambling do you play.
For example :
dice , martiangle is great way to earn quick profit
Poker, if you have guts and luck , you will win big ,today
So there are no guarantee that same strategy will make you win, you need to improved your strategy and recycle with new one every period.
For example :
dice , martiangle is great way to earn quick profit
Poker, if you have guts and luck , you will win big ,today
So there are no guarantee that same strategy will make you win, you need to improved your strategy and recycle with new one every period.
That's why I always suggest mixing, it's the only thing that can work. Play dirty, aggressive, make surprised bets, but all that works for luck based games. Poker on the other side can be tricky, you play against other people and you never know how crazy they are, maybe they will try to bluff you and to get some crazy river card and knock you from your chair. I can say that losing some crazy poker hand make me more nervous than losing two times more money on dices, poker is crazy game and if you play it a lot you can see everything, with luck based games you know where you are, you play against casino.
There really aren't any fool proof strategies bith for luck based and skill based games. Martingale can only take you so far depending on how big your capital is. Being unpredictable in poker can sometimes backfire on you. And upsets happen even in the most lopsided sport matchups.
IMO, it's depend on what type of gambling do you play.
For example :
dice , martiangle is great way to earn quick profit
Poker, if you have guts and luck , you will win big ,today
So there are no guarantee that same strategy will make you win, you need to improved your strategy and recycle with new one every period.
For example :
dice , martiangle is great way to earn quick profit
Poker, if you have guts and luck , you will win big ,today
So there are no guarantee that same strategy will make you win, you need to improved your strategy and recycle with new one every period.
That's why I always suggest mixing, it's the only thing that can work. Play dirty, aggressive, make surprised bets, but all that works for luck based games. Poker on the other side can be tricky, you play against other people and you never know how crazy they are, maybe they will try to bluff you and to get some crazy river card and knock you from your chair. I can say that losing some crazy poker hand make me more nervous than losing two times more money on dices, poker is crazy game and if you play it a lot you can see everything, with luck based games you know where you are, you play against casino.
IMO, it's depend on what type of gambling do you play.
For example :
dice , martiangle is great way to earn quick profit
Poker, if you have guts and luck , you will win big ,today
So there are no guarantee that same strategy will make you win, you need to improved your strategy and recycle with new one every period.
For example :
dice , martiangle is great way to earn quick profit
Poker, if you have guts and luck , you will win big ,today
So there are no guarantee that same strategy will make you win, you need to improved your strategy and recycle with new one every period.
The page you linked is extremely difficult for me to browse from a desktop at 100% zoom- the text font is tiny and all the same color, and I have to scan through all this. It's accessible, but not very neat. The page overall seems like something out of 2008 or something of the sort, too.
I like that the flaws of the Martingale method are linked on the site. There's been lots of discussion here and elsewhere about the method, and although the consensus is that the method really doesn't work at all, there are always people that ignore advice- nice to see that you pointed out the flaws of the method with math to make it clear that it doesn't really work.
Rather than on sites design one thing that caught my attention is on this.I like that the flaws of the Martingale method are linked on the site. There's been lots of discussion here and elsewhere about the method, and although the consensus is that the method really doesn't work at all, there are always people that ignore advice- nice to see that you pointed out the flaws of the method with math to make it clear that it doesn't really work.
Btw, going back on topic no matter how these betting strategies are popular it would still have the same outcome or results would vary on how lucky you are.
The page you linked is extremely difficult for me to browse from a desktop at 100% zoom- the text font is tiny and all the same color, and I have to scan through all this. It's accessible, but not very neat. The page overall seems like something out of 2008 or something of the sort, too.
Thanks for the description of this problem. At the moment, improved display of site pages on mobile devices. For stationary computers, it is not yet possible to make major structural changes of site.
A full list of Strategies can be found here: http://sportstatist.com/betting-strategies/
In my opinion betting strategies will simply help a little by sinching it to your mind that all possible bet is going on be a random outcome but I really think this list of strategy can really help a mindset of engaging with caution, I really love their Betting Psychology and their crash course for aspiring professional bettors that would surely gain you more knowledge in a right decision making, But after reading every strategy it is still good to keep a limited money at hand because you may never know your need for gambling or you may end up wasting all of it without you even noticing it.
For those of you who are following and suggesting martingale. It doesn't work with online games. You can martingale basic games of heads and tales but don't try it with dice. You will fail.
The most common betting strategy in the world is waiting for something to appear and choose the opposite. Like in roulette you have red and black. You wait for 2 reds in a row and bet on black. Chances of the same thing coming up 3 times in a row are very small. But that's a thing in normal casinos. In online gambling the same result can appear 10 times in a row.
The most common betting strategy in the world is waiting for something to appear and choose the opposite. Like in roulette you have red and black. You wait for 2 reds in a row and bet on black. Chances of the same thing coming up 3 times in a row are very small. But that's a thing in normal casinos. In online gambling the same result can appear 10 times in a row.
Martingale works much better in sports betting. Choose a better opponent. Go above 1.75 odds in 1v1 result games.
Let's say you bet 1 token on a tennis player at odds 1.75. If you won, you're a winner. If you lost, place a bet of (lost amount)+1x(new odds/lost odds).
You'd have more than 50% chances when you know your game rather than less than 50% in all of gambling.
I haven't thought about adding the amount of what you lost then adding the multiplier. Have you used it a lot? Let's say you bet 1 token on a tennis player at odds 1.75. If you won, you're a winner. If you lost, place a bet of (lost amount)+1x(new odds/lost odds).
You'd have more than 50% chances when you know your game rather than less than 50% in all of gambling.
I don't recall using that type of strategy, just the usual doubling of the amount you bet the last time but I tend to disagree
with continuous gambling, but with proper management, I think it has better chances when you track your bets.
If you are looking for better a explanation about "Fibonacci" you can find this on youtube here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZyVEe1ORTE
you can take the opportunity to make the chances higher. I think more gambling types could be seen on YouTube, and still,
the most popular one in the gambling strategies is the Martingale. The site has different types of gambling information.
Martingale works much better in sports betting. Choose a better opponent. Go above 1.75 odds in 1v1 result games.
Let's say you bet 1 token on a tennis player at odds 1.75. If you won, you're a winner. If you lost, place a bet of (lost amount)+1x(new odds/lost odds).
You'd have more than 50% chances when you know your game rather than less than 50% in all of gambling.
I haven't thought about adding the amount of what you lost then adding the multiplier. Have you used it a lot? Let's say you bet 1 token on a tennis player at odds 1.75. If you won, you're a winner. If you lost, place a bet of (lost amount)+1x(new odds/lost odds).
You'd have more than 50% chances when you know your game rather than less than 50% in all of gambling.
I don't recall using that type of strategy, just the usual doubling of the amount you bet the last time but I tend to disagree
with continuous gambling, but with proper management, I think it has better chances when you track your bets.
If you are looking for better a explanation about "Fibonacci" you can find this on youtube here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZyVEe1ORTE
It's complete on the site but I want to add one moment when you are stuck in a confusing situation that everyone might experience.Well something that is indicated by a subtle whisper within someone that you must follow is not lust because it is very different,you will know later if you are at the gambling table humans are created with unique advantages.
I don't really use any pattern or technique when playing with gambling but I surely want to lessen my losses when it comes to betting, And my only method is to just play games that are easy to understand and will bet on it with a minimum mone at hand then call it a day, And because my mindset is thinking that winning in gambling is just a chance you can accumulate only by luck so lessen your money at hand or lose only the money that you only willing to let go.
I think we all want to lessen losses and increase profits, just like in business. I think you need to have the knowledge of different strategies like showed in the site and like you said, understand the settings and when to stop. Stuff like that, and correcting your mindset that it's not always Christmas every day that you are going to win. Martingale works much better in sports betting. Choose a better opponent. Go above 1.75 odds in 1v1 result games.
Let's say you bet 1 token on a tennis player at odds 1.75. If you won, you're a winner. If you lost, place a bet of (lost amount)+1x(new odds/lost odds).
You'd have more than 50% chances when you know your game rather than less than 50% in all of gambling.
I haven't thought about adding the amount of what you lost then adding the multiplier. Have you used it a lot? Let's say you bet 1 token on a tennis player at odds 1.75. If you won, you're a winner. If you lost, place a bet of (lost amount)+1x(new odds/lost odds).
You'd have more than 50% chances when you know your game rather than less than 50% in all of gambling.
I don't recall using that type of strategy, just the usual doubling of the amount you bet the last time but I tend to disagree
with continuous gambling, but with proper management, I think it has better chances when you track your bets.
Martingale works much better in sports betting. Choose a better opponent. Go above 1.75 odds in 1v1 result games.
Let's say you bet 1 token on a tennis player at odds 1.75. If you won, you're a winner. If you lost, place a bet of (lost amount)+1x(new odds/lost odds).
You'd have more than 50% chances when you know your game rather than less than 50% in all of gambling.
Let's say you bet 1 token on a tennis player at odds 1.75. If you won, you're a winner. If you lost, place a bet of (lost amount)+1x(new odds/lost odds).
You'd have more than 50% chances when you know your game rather than less than 50% in all of gambling.
I don't really use any pattern or technique when playing with gambling but I surely want to lessen my losses when it comes to betting, And my only method is to just play games that are easy to understand and will bet on it with a minimum mone at hand then call it a day, And because my mindset is thinking that winning in gambling is just a chance you can accumulate only by luck so lessen your money at hand or lose only the money that you only willing to let go.
I think this website would prove useful on the different things to consider while betting. For example like the article of "Past performance is not an indicator of Future Results," I have thought of this and reading it now in the website, and the conclusion is excellent knowing that you should still be subjective on whatever the data you have on an individual sport. Who can even predict the perfect thing right?
I also like the opportunity cost to sports betting like taking advantage of the possible opportunities that can be grabbed and having different bettors. Knowing that you could grab it and take advantage of the potential ROI in a given term. I haven't known that before reading the article. Great site.
I also like the opportunity cost to sports betting like taking advantage of the possible opportunities that can be grabbed and having different bettors. Knowing that you could grab it and take advantage of the potential ROI in a given term. I haven't known that before reading the article. Great site.
List of the most popular Betting Strategies see here: http://sportstatist.com/betting-strategies/
So many strategies you got there. Its a little confusing to follow every strategy you shared but it's good to have some copy of it if not all be followed. I think it is best to just enjoy gambling rather than take it seriously and eventually lose.
Definitely an interesting list you've shared, I like that it's all just listed there in a compact format, worth a bookmark for sure.
Thee article about bankroll management might be useful for me in the future, interesting read for sure.
http://sportstatist.com/bankroll-management-odds-edge-and-variance/
They're not the typical strategies you'd usually see, I appreciate that the focus is more on education than anything else.
Thee article about bankroll management might be useful for me in the future, interesting read for sure.
http://sportstatist.com/bankroll-management-odds-edge-and-variance/
They're not the typical strategies you'd usually see, I appreciate that the focus is more on education than anything else.
Here some more good strategies from both Primedice and Stake gamblers:
https://forum.primedice.com/board/45-gambling-techniques/
https://forum.stake.com/board/105-maths-probability/
https://forum.primedice.com/board/45-gambling-techniques/
https://forum.stake.com/board/105-maths-probability/
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