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Of course, go for the sites that offers best betting odds, every percent differences matters especially if you are betting for long term.
That's true, but still it's not a rocket science, which once you've learned it can provide you with some constant income. We should always keep in mind that gambling is for entertainment purposes only. We shouldn't try to make our living from it.
There's always an exemption on this for people who exceptional talent.
Also, when you already decided on what to bet, search for the sites where the outcome odds are better(sometimes they vary significantly). This information can be crucial for successful betting.
Of course, go for the sites that offers best betting odds, every percent differences matters especially if you are betting for long term.
That's true, but still it's not a rocket science, which once you've learned it can provide you with some constant income. We should always keep in mind that gambling is for entertainment purposes only. We shouldn't try to make our living from it.
There's always an exemption on this for people who exceptional talent.
There should be no exceptions, that's my point. Even people with exceptional talent, which helps them to win more often than average gamblers, should seek their main income somewhere else than gambling. Read real life stories of lottery jackpot winners, skillful sports bettors and pro poker players. Most of them lose everything they previously won if they continue gambling. That's why the wisest of them stop gambling at some point and start doing something else. Liv Boeree, a former pro poker player is a good example. After earning $3,800,000 in live tournaments she announced that she will quit professional poker.
That's just some of the gamblers, well, let's say they made a good decision to quit but winning in gambling in sports betting where you made a successful journey slowly until you become consistent, I think it's not worth quitting. I also heard some stories that there are people who are still gambling now and successful in sports betting because they treated sports betting as their job.
Winning in lottery is some kind of exemption, that's a pure luck, I'm talking of real talent here where can deliver you consistent successful, not winning all the time but "profit - loses = net profit (+)"... that's computation.
I think I understand what you mean: it is a good decision to quit after some good winnings in luck based games, such as lottery, slots etc., but in skill-based betting, like sports betting, it's better to not quit, because your skills only improve with time. There is a logic behind such a reasoning, but I personally disagree with it. Let me explain. Liv Boeree, from my post above, could also think that it was better to continue playing(luck plays big part in poker, but that part is not greater than that in sports betting), and yet she decided to quit, which I think was the right decision.
With all that being said, no one is insisting on quitting completely. If you love sports betting, you can keep on doing it. You just have to stop treating it as a money-making business.
That's definitely my point, but unlike you, I won't quit, we have different principle in gambling.
If I am making money, why would I stop? This is a skilled based game and I have already seen the result, so why resist to continue making money?
I have been profitable in betting in the long run for a while now. In the short term, of course, there can also be a bad phase. From time to time I post my bets in previous, for example 
