If a person is betting on a soccer match and reads about every match of every person on every team, plus weather forecast, plus research on home advantage etc., the amount of information can be overwhelming and probably not that important or useful to bet on the outcome a particular match.
Disagree with your experiment thoughts here but since it's experimental and you are new to sports betting, your own view
I'd rather like to receive overwhelming information as much as possible. Not an assurance that I will win but every information I need will increase my chance of winning. Example in basketball and I think I mentioned this on your previous thread, injury update, key players, homecourt advantage
(not for now because of a pandemic) and status of players, team, etc. - these are key elements to help me make decisions.
Now for betting, now depends on odds if that is worth to take a bet. As much as possible, will only choose odds in a range of @1.6 above.
Later you will get used to how the betting strategy in the sports arena, especially football, what you do early on in the "blind" all of that later you will understand, if you continue to bet.
Actually, this concern for yours is easy and simple to understand once you have become an experienced sports bettor. Just continue experimenting with caution.
Right.
You will be soon used to this and these issue of yours will properly deal with so just proceed.