Topic: Sports betting online courses? (Read 505 times)

An online course is not really necessary for sports betting because, as I mentioned in my previous reply, there are free and available resources on the internet, and one can learn it along the way through experiences in placing bets. So, it's just a matter of personal preference whether to take such a course. Perhaps those offering such courses are just trying to profit from it, and we don't know if the content they share is truly their own. If we gain any knowledge from these courses, it's probably just additional information. I've only looked at Udemy, and the content seems similar to what you shared, so maybe the instructors are the same.

Predicting is relatively easy as long as you have historical data; that's the basis for it. However, predictions come with no guarantees.

Does sports betting really need an online course?  As far as I know the only crucial in sports betting is the knowledge of the person on the sports, the team, and the players, .  Add the information about bookmakers and their policies.  I do not know how an online course would cover these details when there are lots of sports out there.  It seems I am missing something so I tried to search the course outline of a sports betting course and I found this:


source: https://coursesity.com/blog/best-sports-betting-courses/

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On my searching I found this course very interesting.  It is a programming course that tells the prediction through sports data.  The course outline stated


This course is offered by coursera.org and if you are interested you can find check this link: https://www.coursera.org/lecture/prediction-models-sports-data/gambling-and-betting-markets-dloyQ

I haven't seen any free courses for sports betting yet because upon checking, all of them seem to require payment on Udemy. However, I know that there are sometimes free options if you use a discount voucher. I'll keep an eye out for those who share free courses. The cost can vary depending on the instructor, but you can expect to pay anywhere from $10 to $100 for a course. However, I don't have any plans to avail of it because I know there are free resources available online, such as blog posts, videos, and ebooks. It's not necessary for those who already know the basics and concepts to take these courses. So for now, I'm just reviewing it and reading the feedback. Honestly, I'm not relying on or believing in guaranteed profit; there's still a chance of winning. I agree that learning from hands-on experience can provide a unique kind of knowledge.

Honestly, this is the first time I've heard of an online course on sports betting, so I don't know if there are any free ones or not.
The question is, how much is it worth taking this online course? because there is money and time that must be sacrificed, and in my opinion, you will get more experience by diligently betting and analyzing every bet you choose, and this seems more worth trying than taking a course, because when you keep betting you will get better skills in analyzing You also have a chance to win the bet, whereas if you take the online course, of course the money used to pay for the course will not be returned unless you can win the bet by applying what you got on the course, but that's up to you and usually there will be reviews from people who have taken the course and if there are a lot of positive things you can follow it even though online reviews can sometimes be fake.

Yup, I agree, sports betting is not only a luck-based game but also requires analytical skills and an understanding of game outcomes. Some say that in any type of gambling, you'll win if luck is truly on your side. Just like in sports betting, even if you're almost certain that your chosen team will win. There are still many unexpected events and surprises that can happen, like when the underdog wins in games.

My absolute favorite sport to watch is volleyball, followed by badminton and tennis, although I'm not really a player myself. Yes, I've played before, but it's more like a pastime. The other sports that I've bet on are mostly based on guesswork or sometimes just instinct.

Actually I am just hearing this for the first time, there is online courses for sport betting? That's wild lol, I am thinking this will be good for people who are jobless and only see gambling as the best place to start making money, although I strongly don't like the idea but people gotta be people, we can't control them all.

I don't need this type of courses because there isn't much to learn about gambling than knowing what you can afford to lose, there is no course that can get you prepared and avoid getting greedy with gambling, the solution to that is in your head, use your head when gambling, risk small money and if you lost the money it won't do shit to you.

When you know how to manage your money with gambling, the next thing that will come to mind is applying some strategy, like picking odds to bet on and trying some new things out, you are able to do this because the money you plan to lose is so little that it doesn't matter, you will be able to enjoy the time spent too.

I have no negative opinion about sports betting courses because I think there is no loss if one can learn something. I have never done such online sports betting courses but if anyone is willing to take this course I say go for it. By taking the course, a gambler can quickly gain knowledge of several things, such as how a gambler should do bankroll and risk management, how to bet on which sites or which bets should choose, etc. Even if a gambler does not take the course, he can learn about these things. But in that case he must spend time. Whether a gambler take this course or not depends on the personal wish. There is no obligation for people to take this course or not.

Online sports betting courses are taken by certain sets of gamblers who believes in knowledge and expanding them is basically one of the good news I've hoped to hear today. It's not everytime we aimed to generates profits rather we should shoot few shots and then rearrange our strategy, that becomes the only way to grow and earn extensively from the system. Shocking to witnessed what people do for money, there's a whole lot of things that if one sits down and give listening ears, the piece of information can either adds values to us or takes from us.

just an opinion that I am thinking right now, maybe there is a sports betting course and some people here have also told me about all the information related to the course, but for me this not give me a sensation of satisfaction in whatever I do.
I mean, when I learned to bet from 0 to knowing how gambling works I enjoyed the independent journey that I took myself to produce an experience that I will always remember and maybe without the course I would always experience failure or defeat but this defeat provided valuable lessons and I will remember it forever and when I always win I feel proud of myself when I succeeded in exploring all types of betting without anyone's help.

Those are just courses to learn to play, they don't guarantee to win. Nonetheless, it's still surprising someone will actually pay to learn sports betting. The one that I learned first when I started sports betting is the money line which got me thinking for a while as to why I should just get $50 for staking $100 and why not double if I win. Turns out that rooting for a crowd's favorite does have a catch.

But either which sports OP goes for, he has to be updated well. Information about players is crucial in deciding which team may win.

Courses to improve betting? In what world someone is joining such a program and paying their money?

At least the paid signal group makes sense because there is the possibility to get leaked information about match-fixing and it can be spread out for getting money in the world even though its 99.999% of the time fake at least that makes sense compared to pay for learning how to bet.

I don't want to completely deny that there are some sources of knowledge that bring value not only in terms of experience, but in fact, there are also many things that are abused through the form of knowledge sharing, and there are also many people who were deceived. Just set a few criteria to apply and accumulate that nonsense, check the quality of that knowledge through people's feedback, and see the results that the person providing that knowledge gives them. Is it really experienced, or is it simply a copying or fabrication of views, as well as guidance on profit goals.
Usually, I pay more attention to risks and finding ways to overcome them than other people's ways of achieving success.

You should spend your precious time on more productive stuff. No matter how educated you become, it is still gambling that you are doing and you are not supposed to be winning in the long term when you gamble. If you somehow use some strategies which make you win in the long term, your fun will end soon because most casinos don’t really allow such strategies on their platforms. And why would they, when you win in the long term it means they are losing money to you. No sane casino will accept such players so instead of becoming an educated gambler it is much wiser to study something else. You may try trading alts or learn to code… It doesn’t make sense to be a gambling expert.

These online sports betting courses are for newbies to get into the world of sports betting, but those who already bet on sports betting for years, don't have to buy these courses when it comes to sports betting experience is the best teacher, there are part on sports betting where you developed hints and it comes from many years of betting, and this is something you will not get from these courses.

These sports betting courses will only introduce you to the world of sports betting the ins and outs and what and where to look, still doing analysis and developing hints are what will bring you winning in sports betting.

Is this for real ? I mean , people do pay for something like this ? Is like giving free money in my opinion as no one can really teach you how to bet. In my opinion , betting is pure inspiration , followed by luck and then on the last place , we got statistics that we all follow and most of the times , they tend to prove us wrong.

However , if someone wants to learn a few tricks in gambling , I'm sure those courses can provide some good intel on this but like I said , this won't automatically bring you winning bets. 

These sports betting courses don't sound familiar to me, it's like something they have to follow in order to be successful, I think this is very different, because I think that things are not about making things better, the whole process is studying and What I suggest before they pay for courses or things like that where the money will be taken from them for information that is not going to be useful to them is that they specialize in only one or 2 sports, so that they learn it well as it is and thus can cover a limit of how things can be developed, learning what the favorite teams are, what the star players are, how or what the criteria are for certain types of techniques, all this is only what should be considered when we are specializing in a sport, and more If it is to bet, this is what makes the difference, then we as good gamblers must cover all those specialties, because a person who takes m courses, where they have to learn many sports, is like something difficult.

For many, some things can happen, like for example I have specialized a lot in soccer, boxing and UFC, but because those are my sports and I have practiced them, so since I was little I have always been very dependent on all that, they want That's what star players are, how they are strategists, I find out about everything about the players, the fact of always having these players and teams on social networks, finding out about every incident, every alert that appears on the networks because it's something that keeps me alert and up to date with everything, that is why we must always be very invsegigaines of what we know, what we will do and always learn more, when a game approaches what I do most is investigate, and see how Everything can be carried out, so this helps a lot, to be able to achieve the best of all results, it is what we are looking for because what we are looking for is being able to have and spread money.

Eventually, they'll realize that the outcome of their bets isn't always satisfying. Tipsters often promise guaranteed wins in sports betting, but it's important to recognize that sports betting involves gambling, and there's no assurance of winning. They may appear overly confident to attract newcomers, but we all learn from experience. Personally, I didn't subscribe to this kind of group until I learned how to gamble effectively in sports.

I haven't come across any live streams yet, so I assume there's no one conducting live streams to educate people about sports betting. The method can be easily learned, and our differences mainly lie in analyzing the outcomes of a particular game. With experience, we can improve over time.

You need to shift your perspective on sports betting. If you view it as luck-based, there's no motivation to put effort into analyzing game outcomes or taking online courses. Change your mindset from luck-based to skill-based. Convince yourself that you're engaging in a chance to win consistently, not just a one-time lucky outcome.

That's true. It's essential to concentrate on sports that you genuinely love so that betting becomes enjoyable. Setting clear goals and betting on games you truly understand is better than making guesses without a reliable basis each time.

it will be only a course for sports because I have seen a sport related course in my real life university days whereby students were asked to do different spots activities but there is no course that will teach you how to play gamble. I don't think that is possible. The matter you study how to gamble and to win games definitely you will still loss. There is no way you can win all the times and if it happened then the gambler must be suspected for using a diabolical  means. Gambling is for loss and win. So if anyone is planning to study sport betting as a course in University then that person might be an addicted gambler. But if the person is going for sports courses then it will be reasonable.

Checking online, some sites sell sports betting courses and these sites are

https://coursesity.com/blog/best-sports-betting-courses/

https://www.udemy.com/topic/sports-betting/

But I doubt if there are proven formulas to continuously win in sports betting, all these courses will teach you methods, guides, and what to look for and to properly analyze, but the implementation and how you go in depth in sports betting is what will give you winning, its your analysis and how consistent and persistent you are in familiarizing yourself on sports that you are betting.

I don't think any gambler can really win consistently if they only believe and believe in betting groups or paid broadcasts for betting predictions, I completely agree with you on this matter.
Moreover, those who subscribe will only spend more money without any guarantee of winning and losses will automatically increase due to paying for subscriptions to betting groups and also paying bets in the matches being bet on.
But recently I have seen quite number of betting groups stating that they will only ask for payment if the predictions given are successful and they also provide referral links for every gambler who wants to bet.
From what I found, I concluded that people who own groups like this not only take advantage by asking for rewards from predictions but also affiliate.

As time goes by, people who gamble by relying on groups like this will realize that they should not trust easily and it is better to teach themselves how to predict results so they can be more experienced and get results consistently because they are betting based on knowledge, not subscribing to betting predictions.

Haha, this is the very first time I am getting to know about the possibility of an online course specifically for sports betting, never did think of the possibility of this, and if at all this actually exist, I possibly will or may never spend a dime to purchase such a course, as I personally think the course will talk about nothing other than what I already know.

Personally, I don't see or think there is anything special in sports betting that needs to be studied or possibly buy a course for, all sports betting require is that the player be a sportsman, that is, someone who really love sports and gives it much attention, like listing or watching sports news and updates, also making out time to watch sports games when ever they are being played.

I do not see anything about sports that I will possibly want to purchase a course for, only ignorant people in engage themselves in buying such a course.

Well, I agree with that. Some people have a better learning ability through courses than trying to build up an experience. Most of them might be gathering strategies and ways to avoid losses at the time when they start betting. Especially if they don't have experience with sports but have an interest in sports betting.

Just like myself, I also prefer to learn from my own experiences. I don't see the need to take any online courses unless it is free. I feel like they can only give a few tips and teach the things I might already know or already doing.

I'm also curious about this one and if there's an organizations that spread awareness about sports betting and have a short courses to deal with the house and on how to bet properly. As far as I know, in my country there is no such short course simply because of our tradition and thinking about Gambling, for us this is not totally acceptable and you will be judged if they will know that you are a gambler. If you are a serious gambler, learning first the concept is a good thing to do.

This online course is actually just another option for those who don't want to learn from their own experience, everyone has different views so still respect anyone who wants to learn from a sports betting course because we can't regulate anyone to choose that way, personally I don't either I want an online course because I prefer learning by myself from my own experience rather than taking a course.

I know that there are also people who prefer to take courses so still respect them because there is no need to force anyone to do what we are currently living. As long as it's free, there's no problem taking the course, but it would be even better to learn on your own, do your own research, the bets we choose definitely have risks and that's what is expected of gambling at one's own risk without having to look at tips from other people or the results of the online course itself. . 

When we talk about sports betting, let us not discuss about house edge as irrilevant IMO.



It's about finding value to secure wins. However, for those who join sports betting channels with the belief that they'll win by blindly following, they may not have a sustainable future in sports betting. Relying too much on others doesn't ensure consistency. Even if they are winning initially, it doesn't guarantee ongoing success. It's known that once a tipster achieves a good winning record, the subscription fee tends to increase. Subscribers may not be aware that the tipster might have just had a lucky streak.

Thank you so much for breaking down those abbreviations and explaining the additional options in sports betting. It's helpful to have a clearer understanding of terms. I'll keep your advice in mind and take the time to explore and understand these different options before venturing further into sports betting.
I agree that I will better understand this when I use it in actual betting. Now that I have gained additional knowledge, I can try other additional options in betting.
Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, and if you have any more tips or insights, I'm all ears!

I don't do any types of course for sports batting. I belong from a cricket lover family and I watches cricket match with my family from my childhood. Because of watching cricket match from childhood gain a little bit up experience in it. My experience helps me a lot to predict because of having experience in it that's why I don't noticed that any kind of sports betting course. I don't aware with beting sites that's why I have to make some thesis to knowing about it but I don't do any kind of course for that. If you have a little bit experience and dedication to do something then you don't need to do any kind of courses but I don't know if you want to do courses there will may be available some courses for sports betting.

But in my opinion don't do courses because try it your own that's not to hard to learn I learn it my own if you practice it will easy for you you don't need any kind of courses to do something in it.

Of course there's no guarantee of winning but taking your time to study and learn about these options and strategies will at least make you to know what you are doing. Sometimes, playing a bet on the team to win the match is not advantageous because the strength of the team doesn't count some time and the least expected team will win the match or the match might end draw. Draw bet are usually difficult and too risky.

Let me help with explanation of some abbreviation in my earlier comment. Ov/Un option means the number of goals to be score in the match. For example, if you choose ov1.5 option, it means 2 or more goals will be scored in the match and anything less than 2 goals, the bet is cut and your money is gone. The same thing applies to Un (under) options. Un 2.5 for example means that less than 3 goals will be score in the match. Double chance mean that you can combine two options together for a team to either win or draw. DNB mean draw no bet. In this option, you'll get refund if the team you pick DNB draw the match. Some of these options can only be understood when you having a practical on the betting sites.

Thank you for sharing that information. Honestly, I also don't know those other abbreviations you mentioned. What I do know about sports betting is simply choosing the two teams that will win in a match. I'm also hesitant to try other features or additional options in placing bets that I don't know the purpose of and how they work.

I appreciate the link; I'll check it out to enhance my understanding of sports betting terminology. I'll continue learning through various sources and perhaps focus more on practical experience and observation. Maybe it would be better for me to watch live streams on sports betting that teach or provide information on types of bets. Is there something like that?

I know that there is no guarantee of winning, whether I take a course or not, as it is ultimately based on luck and there is no surefire way to win. I do believe that learning about the different types of bets, odds, and strategies can help make more informed decisions and improve the chances of winning. It's only going to be very difficult to make successful bets if you don't know anything about the sport you are betting on.

Funny right? I mean, we can't judge his intention; maybe he just wants to learn a lot about sports betting and is determined to learn it for the sake of profit, but I don't think there are online courses about sports betting. Okay, let's say this in a simple manner. Sports betting is a game where you place a bet on your chosen sports. Example NBA, basketball, you will bet on a team you think will win, or in a player with different condition like, this player will make this point, something like that. So, do you think it requires online courses? No!!! You just need to have a common knowledge about the sports or the players. It will be more advantageous if you have a particular sport of which you are a fan, like NBA basketball. Then it would be easy for you; you don't need to spend money or waste time to have an online course on something that is impossible to predict. We can't predict what will be the outcome of a game; sports betting, or rather gambling, depends on luck, probability, technique, and skills.

In fact, there is no betting group or betting prediction channel that can truly provide guarantee of winning because in each bet the results can still change according to what the house edge wants.
And in reality there are so many superior teams that lose to lower teams so how can betting group provide guarantee of winning, this kind of thing makes me little skeptical of those who offer betting groups with various predictions on offer.
I agree with you that win or good result depends on how we learn to make predictions and analysis of each match we are betting on.

Usually people who join and believe in online courses or betting groups are those who are not confident in their own abilities and really want to get instant predictions without any complicated learning or research.
People like this in the long run will only receive bad luck and also ruin in gambling.

I don't find that so surprising, because IMO it's not so difficult to be a good sports bettor, that is too say a bettor making profits in the long run instead of losing money. What is more difficult is to avoid getting restricted or banned by the sportsbooks. A part of their business is to spot successful bettors and to stop them without losing much money from them. So I think they don't really care if some tips or courses are given on internet. They are already armed against that.

For me this is somehow funny and it's also the first time I have heard of such thing before because I haven't come across such thing, I mean for gambling is something I do because I actually want to feel that winning experience to something I already love. Just imagine someone actually taking lessons on how to play sport betting when you have no idea whatsoever about soccer or any other sport that you can actually predict and gamble on.
And I believe gambling on sports is based on luck so I don't any course that you will read or take part on will actually guarantee you success if you actually get to use the stuffs you have learnt from the course.

If they promise a win, that's when you should doubt their intention because there's no surefire way to win in sports betting. We all take chances, and no one can control our results except ourselves. Some say it's all luck, but you can actually learn to get better over time. Yes, that's the mindset of a serious bettor - aiming for long-term success.

People who believe that online courses guarantee a win don't truly understand what gambling is about.

In gambling, there's always a risk of losing, and that alone removes the word "guarantee."

I have not heard of something like that and even if it exist, what is the possibility that after such course there is a guarantee winning? Winning is what is important in gambling and not all the magic of going through courses for gambling. I can only consider the appropriateness of casino owners going through such course on how to build their casino and organize it in the way that the odds will favour them and they will have edge against gamblers but to have a course teaching gamblers of secret to win (if there is any), I will wait to see more prove to that .

Personally, I learned sports betting for free by using various sources, and now I no longer struggle. Learning the basic terminologies in sports betting is crucial so you can understand what people are talking about, especially in forums.

I like you share this to you https://www.si.com/betting/2020/05/13/sports-betting-terms-definitions-gambling.

It can be helpful for anyone looking to learn more about sports betting terminology.

Once you're familiar with the terms, that's when you can start experimenting on your own. This will help you determine if you're good at sports betting or if there are areas you can still improve. It's a lengthy process, so it's essential to be patient and realistic, rather than aiming for quick money, as that's not the recipe for success.

Haven't heard about those things. Sports betting for me is those who love the sport and can make better decisions in betting.
You can learn the basics on the internet but it's different when a sports enthusiast is updated with current events of a certain sport. Take Adrian Wojnarowski, if that dude is allowed to bet in sports then I bet he will make a ton of money. But I don't think ESPN would let him do that because it's against their policy.
Be careful with this kind of sports betting online courses, they may end up as attempts to scam people. I don't think betting can be thought of when it comes to sports, especially the big leagues. Perhaps, their aims are with small leagues but you will have a hard time finding them in popular sports bookies.
I still think the best way to learn is to watch the preferred game regularly rather than relying on these online courses.

Handicap betting is a very common type of bet in sports and it's somehow profitable when you are lucky. You know gambling is very unpredictable to some extent. There are actually quite a few different types of handicap bets but the two most common ones are European handicap and Asian handicap. European handicap and Asian handicap are both types of handicap betting but they have a few key differences. European handicap can only have a whole number handicaps while Asian handicap can have fractional handicaps. It's just a way of giving point/goal to a player/team against the other even before the game begins. For example, if Team A has a one goal deficit they would have to win by two goals or more in order for the bet to be successful. What I mean is this, if one team is much better than the other, the bookmaker might give the weaker team a head start by handicapping the stronger team. In this case, the stronger team would have to win by more points than usual in order for the bet to be successful. It maybe confusing but you need to pay attention when making handicap choice. However, Asian handicap tends to be more complex than European handicap but it also offers more potential for profit.

I believe you know about the ov/un, double chance, DNB, HM/AW ov&un and the rest. Sport betting options especially soccer is not too hard to understand if you pay attention to it. You just need to dedicate your time and learn about it.

Tennis, football/soccer, NBA, boxing, and esports


I want to learn and understand more about common terms used in sports betting, such as 'handicap' and the like. What are they for, and how are they used?


Thank you all for your valuable insights and opinions, it's clear that the idea of such courses is met with a range of perspectives. You emphasized the importance of understanding the sport you're betting on and gaining knowledge through personal research and experience. I appreciate your feedback and will take it into consideration as I continue to explore and learn more about sports betting. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts!

I probably think there that the possibility of such course do exist considering there are other gambling games being taught for example poker. The probability that it's paid is likely but I think you need to pay for that when in fact in sports betting the thing you need to know first is the sports you're betting into. Just know the game and you can really bet on it.

What is meant by betting group that can provide various predictions for every sporting event?
Usually groups like this are available on Telegram and there are various paid subscriptions that gamblers can choose from.
However group like this will never guarantee victory, for me personally I don't believe in it and will never try to get the predictions they share.

Maybe if you just use it as reference and you can also join a betting group like that.

But my advice is that it is better to use predictions that you make personally so that in the future it will be possible to make better predictions.
Even often lose, you will be able to learn how to when doing analysis.

Just really a matter on how you would really make out those research first before you would really be that making your bet.It is really that a common approach for someone who would really be tending to bet
on which it is really just that normal that you would really be that researching with those backgrounds and trying out to compare. Analysis would really be the ones that will be determining on which side you are taking on
and this what makes this sports betting interesting and really give out that kind of thrill because you are choosing into the team/player which you do seem that have the upperhand. Just like the rest been saying that it doesnt really need up that kind of mentoring or really needing up those courses for you to learn as long the sports you are betting into is something that you are really that knowledgeable of, because making out bets
on sports which you dont even know even with the basics or its rules then its never been that entertaining on that case.

This is why im not really that a fan on making some bets which is really that out of my interest. There's no point on doing gambling if you dont really enjoy it.
If people would really be having that kind of approach then we would really be seeing lesser impulsive gamblers around but well we know that each person does have that
different approach and beliefs.

Also there's no guarantee that if you take online courses will leads you to become a winner in everytime that you have to play. They will discuss to you the general information as well as the techniques and pros&cons in sport betting only, but there are so many sites in google that you can visit and learn for free. Im just wondering, if there's an online courses circulated in any Online platform means the facilitators of the course may think that Mostly people tends to become serious in playing sport betting.

It is not a bad thing to do a special course to become more proficient in any subject it can increase your experience even if only a little. However, I have not yet seen any sports betting related courses through which I can increase my winnings in betting. However, it is not the case that even with good skills, the amount of winnings in betting will be high. But from my point of view there is no need to spend money for it. Moreover, the forum plays an important role in imparting knowledge on various betting related matters but If anyone wants to do that course I will not discourage him.

look at the following football game:

ACF Fiorentina - Juventus FC

How do you start analyzing this game?

How do you choose which team will win?

How do you choose which market in this game will be best to bet on?

Do you simply look at these two teams and place money on either of them or have you watched a lot of videos and read a lot about how to start making sports bets and only after that did you start analyzing the games and betting? When we talk about a course, we are talking about a person acquiring knowledge and being able to do sports betting well and you need to at least watch a lot of videos, read a lot on the various websites so that the person knows what the over and under is, what the Asian handcap is, how to analyze games and the various gaming markets. where and how to obtain and filter good and bad news about team players. Even if the person is betting for fun, they are still putting money in and there is no harm in thinking about having the knowledge to make a profit and with the money they have won they will have more time playing without needing to make any more deposits at the casino.

Of course, if a person is happy to bet randomly on any team hoping that the same team will win, then that person needs to have a supply of money to always lose and constantly deposit at the casino. but in my case I think that, studying the market a lot, reading everything, the games and watching videos to find out more and be able to place bets well so that I get hits, is a good way. at least with some wins the person will not be constantly depositing money in the casino to continue playing because he can play with the money he won in the casino

Their is something I want to ask most especially people who use sports bet frequently, do a sports bet change rules and regulations in their site,  secondly, does a sport bet recently changes the interface of their website, so what brought this question is that, is it any skill you can understand or learn in a sports Web zone you have not understand or know before now that will make you to start winning games you have not win before, which course do you think that can make you to understand all the scenarios of sport bet from the website to another side of the website if their is any?

I just heard of something called an online sports betting course and does this really exist? However, even though there is, I'm not interested enough to follow it.

I personally really like sports betting, wins and losses for me personally have become commonplace in gambling. However, even though this is the case, we must still try to minimize the level of losses and increase the chances of winning in the sports betting that we do. To be able to minimize the level of loss, I always apply betting limits and always try to control myself when placing bets. I do this because sometimes careless behavior that causes big losses in a bet comes from ourselves. Meanwhile, other things I do to increase my chances of winning are, apart from learning from previous experience, I also do other things, namely learning directly from people who are quite skilled at placing bets. And I think that studying directly with the person will make it easier for us to understand compared to taking online courses.

I dont know if it does exist or not but simply just thinking on what sport betting is and basing up into your own understanding, you wont really be needing any courses for this one since you could really be able to eventually learn if you are really that eager on jumping on sports betting thing. We know that each person does have different interest and knowledge on the sports that they are dealing off with on which means that ideas
and awareness on a certain sport would differ into each person. In speaking on the operation on making up bets then its not really that too complicated on how to bet yet instructions are really that straighforward or simply
does really need up some usage of your common sense for you to be able to make one. It doesnt really need up that kind of technical knowledge because you would really be able to do so.

This is why it would really be just that better that you do really skip out that kind of idea in mind that you could really be able to join up some courses just to make yourself a sport bettor on which honestly you could
eventually make yourself directly even just having that knowledge on a particular sports and made out betting into those known platforms which it doesnt really cost you and arm and leg.
If you are really that tending to make yourself that enhanced or more knowledgeable then most of informations that you could get or obtain is can be seen through the net.
Its totally free and there's nothing that you would be needing to pay on.

Yes, there are online sports betting courses both free and paid but my question is what do you want to learn? Is it the picks? Or there are some options you don't understand? Is it the strategy to win? I don't know the specific aspect of sports betting you are keen to learn but but I want you to know that there is no manual for winning bet. Since you have made up your mind to go for online courses on sports betting, here are some things you should know. The reliability of online sports betting courses can vary widely. Some are run by reputable organizations that provide high quality content while some are essentially scams designed to take your money without providing any real value. You must do your research before signing up for any course and make sure that it comes from a reputable source.

I will take online classes for other things not for sports betting. The authors of these online courses sometimes make more money for the sales and entry fee for these courses than from sport betting itself. Spend more time understanding the sports you are betting on and you will greatly be increasing your chances to win at sports betting.

You can increase your understanding of the sports more by following up with it, and from doing your research.

I wouldn't mind taking online courses about gambling challenges, gambling addiction, gambling philosophy and psychology but taking a course about strategies to win, that's a red flag for me. No way I'm going to do that unless I see someone that is willingly to teach me new bet strategy which I know have winning history and not some random teacher that want me to buy a course because I want to master gambling.

Instead of this, why not go to YouTube and search for what you want to learn, atleast those channels will not ask you to do paid courses. They will teach you base on their experience and how they understand it, they will not share you what you don't like because even in the comments section, you will know if you are in the right place to learn or just wasting time and there are more and more of channels to learn more from. I don't vibe all these classes.

Seriously? Does this thing actually exist? Man, I don't know what interesting stuff are going to be discussed in this course. Afaik, you can learn about the sport if you are a regular fan of it. I mean it does not need for you to understand how the odds work,. because you basically knows which teams are the favourites and who's the underdog.
Is the course tackle about specific plays, possibilities, rotations, and where to look up in the internet ahead of time a day before the game for updates like injuries, changes in rotations, and stuff like these?
This got me really curious lol.

I have found online sports betting courses but they don't work if we put them into practice in the gambling games we play.
I don't underestimate sports betting courses because outside of forums I would guess there are those who do and take the knowledge to use when betting.

In my personal opinion, betting on a type of game that you like and know, such as football sports betting, does not require courses such as mathematics courses.
Additionally, taking an online sports betting course aims to be able to win when betting, but that will not happen for the player. Players will never win.

I believe courses and classes to bet on sports are similar to those courses which are supposed to teach people how to trade and become successful at speculating with Bitcoin or other altcoins. There are mostly a waste of time.
Bettors and traders who give classes on how to bet or trade are not actual successful bettors or traders, otherwise they would be using their knowledge themselves to pay for their expenses and not giving it away in classes.
My personal advise for anyone who is considering to pay for classes like those ones is to avoid them, just try to learn by your own experience and some free sources one can find on Youtube. One is supposed to use common sense and realize that betting is pretty much random and the little bit of advantage some people have comes from years of trial and error, refining of the intuition and money management.

Avoid gurus and trust your gut.

i've heard of online courses about gambling but because what they teach is just general information that can be accessed on google i'm not interested in learning more about it, and they charge higher fees for more advanced courses so it seems like a scam i think. but i can't deny that in sports betting there are several things that need to be learned to be able to get good profits, but since i'm not really interested in sports betting i don't pay too much attention to that.

I think you do not really need a course for most people, sports betting needs to be learned and your strategy skills improved in the gambling community. In fact, community crowdsourcing of data is a good strategy in its own way. The basics can be easily googled, so you really do not need any special courses. But there are more than enough tutorials going around, all using the same teaching template. As someone in this topic already mentioned, it is always best to DYOR. And that is mainly gathered through past experience.

Instead of betting money you can make "virtual" bets and just write down what you would have betted. Test that out until you find your perfect gambling strategy.

Although personally, I would be too lazy to bother with the details so much. Gambling should not be work.

in case you like live betting I suggest you take a look at those videos on YouTube that explain betting strategies when using a certain platform (example video on geek toys).
You can watch some actions on match and See software at work ( that run a certain strategy)
You can find tons of similar video, probably much more usefull than PDF guides.

It is good to know that you want to improve your betting skill. This proves that you are a responsible sport bettor. And yes there are very many online course on sports betting. Although I have yet to see a free one but you could be lucky to get a coupon on some of the sports betting courses on Udemy. My advice to you before taking any of such courses is to vet the instructor to make sure that they know their onions and not just a failed sports bettor trying to make money off selling their courses to unsuspecting newbies.

I would have dropped a link or two but since I haven't vetted them myself, I have to hold back. Just search the internet yourself.

My take on courses and books on things that are speculative like stocks, trading, sports betting , howtogetrich? etc is that the person who is selling the book is making more money in actual than the people reading those material.

Maybe there are good courses but such topics are so easy to write and make a novel out of, there is lack of standardization and hence less quality material that may be eye catchy and good to read but lacks substance. It is unrealistic to think of standards here anyway as well.

I think the best learning can be by doing sport betting on paper just like dummy trading. Dont forget that Sport betting also carries a luck factor that can wipe you out. Learn the basics from any source and then start making your own strategies.

Is there a need for such? ‘Coz as we are all aware of; there’s no certainty with gambling in the first place. It would be better if it is just a lesson concerning prevalent gambling which would be more essential. But if it is in particular with getting better at gambling, there’s absolutely no way, if there is, many people should be rich by now and those who would be entitled to teach such course won’t need to even do so if they’re that profitable. There’s no need to teach gambling in the first place especially to those who are just curious but aren’t prepared of the negative consequences.

This is unusual because there are only a few sports bettors who consistently win, and those who are truly skilled usually keep a low profile. So, what can an online course do for our betting journey? Will it help us become better at winning, or is it simply an educational resource covering the basics of sports betting? If the course only provides basic information that's freely available online, it might not be necessary to enroll, as it could be a waste of money and might as well use that money to start betting right way.

Sports is mainly for entertainment, nothing more. I am yet to come across such books online, but constant watching and listening to news on sports channels has equipped me with all the information I require about the space. In the realm of sports, information is the most effective communication technique. Learning to know the principles of gambling and striving for genuine transformation, which is essential for all gamblers in the system. One would not believe it unless they came across it online. These reliable websites that supply such useful information are thought to be few and scarce between.

I'm not promoting this yes there are sports betting courses on sites like Udemy
https://www.udemy.com/topic/Sports-Betting if you are a dedicated sports bettor and you are comfortable with the prices and you can spend time and effort, you can learn how to have a chance to win.

I used the word chance because there's really no guarantee when it comes to winning on sports betting, even the best sports bettors lose even if they did a good analysis.

you do not need to apply for an online course on sports betting, in a specific what kind of sports you are looking at?, there's a lot of information in the internet you can use the youtube an google to understand the game works and how does the rule it takes, so you do not need to apply and get paid for just a course to learn or else you have a budget for that. Just understand the gameplay, rules, how to win, what are the teams, players skills, coach, strategy and standing sure you can now make how to bet with the higher chance and odds of the winning team.

Its really not that difficult. The main thing you need is to be interested in teh sport you want to bet on. That way you can make an educated guess.
if you want to bet across several different sports then the best way would be to become generally aquinted with the sport. Then following news and updates prior to games. Follow power rankings etc.

I've encountered plenty of blogs that explains odds for single bets and also multiple bets. They advertise some casinos with their affiliate links but you're not forced to use them so that's as good as free knowledge.

Such as? If you got the basics down then learning more about advance type of betting like playing with the odds on moneyline and handicap or outrights isn't that hard.

There aren't any online courses specifically for sports betting. It's a '"DYOR" kind of game, and skills are developed through experience, not just theory you learn from reading books. While reading can help, the most significant factor is your real-life experience. When you view sports betting as a long-term endeavor, you'll realize that developing your skills is essential to become profitable.

Online courses actually won't guarantee you can win a lot of sports bets, I think studying and analyzing on sports news sites makes it easier to learn to recognize the strengths of teams or individuals in that sport, just focus on one sport so you can gain more experience, no matter how many times have you failed in your bets, I'm sure each of your failures will teach you a lot about sports.

My advice is that you should start learning from yourself and often read all the information in this forum by watching friends analyze their predictions in this forum, don't use it as a benchmark for betting, but make sure to read more information before placing a bet, I'm sure you can do it without having to take an online course. so far I did it and everything gave me new knowledge.  

I'm not familiar with these courses or whether they're really important and useful, but my impression on these courses and based on my experience on sports betting is that bettors may actually do away with them.

Let's say tomorrow there's a game between the Pacers and the Cavaliers. I know the players on both teams. I'm familiar of their games, their chemistry, their statistics, etc. How will my bet be better if I have undergone these sports betting courses?

the users here usually advise you to just be on the sport that you are passionate about. if you are a soccer fan then bet on the Soccer Premier League to which you follow the games updates. there is no need for you to get an online course for that.

the easiest sport to follow if you are not very familiar with any sports is boxing. and there is a community here who are also a fan of boxing which they post who are their bets.
by that, you can already try and learn gradually. advice is free but betting is accompanied by risk.

With the existence of website like Udemy that provide online courses, I believe anything is available to learn in a form of courses especially those area which everyone is interested to learn such as gambling.

Most of this courses is due to experience and mathematical computation which will be very hard to understand if you are really good with analysis. So to answer your question, Yes there’s a lot of courses regarding sports betting.


I think there’s a free option but don’t expect in-depth analysis but rather just summary courses.

Since betting online requires only a few bucks, people today just go ahead and learn how to do it. Whether they lose a few bucks and win, its just a learning process. The time when I tried circumventing the casinos, I was also trying out different games and reading some strategies that people are sharing. They don't usually work but when you are a beginner you may actually try it.

Here are some sports betting course you can find in Udemy https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?src=ukw&q=sports+betting
Not sure if its really worth it but you can figure the ratings.

Is the sports betting course feasible and correct on odds selection?
I'm not so sure about the course because it will be the same as what is learned on the internet in general, in gambling it's not about strategy but about luck and always look for more favorable odds that will win than big odds.

I didn't learn anything about sports betting courses I know more on the internet with common, if you believe the course please take the package but for me not so sure you will be more pro or more profit.

I personally don't take gambling very seriously and this isn't the first time I've heard about online sports betting courses. Indeed, this course is quite useful for people who follow it because not only can it help us control the risk of loss, but it can also help us to continue to increase the chances of winning in gambling. But even so, I am not interested enough to take the sports betting online course, because I am not serious about gambling and I think that gambling is just for fun through the sensation given when betting. I don't expect more (profit) in the gambling I do, as long as this gambling can continue to provide fun.

I'm not really sure with what the inside of the courses, but this one is also offering sports betting courses https://www.udemy.com/topic/sports-betting/

Most of the ratings are low, it must be a poor guide or scam, not worth to take it.

Isn't bet on sport happens by nature? when someone is understand the sport and have their own favorite player or team. It start from kids where you bet with your friends with a punishment for the loser, then slowly you become mature you're bet with money.

Sports betting is not the same as getting to know Bitcoin or getting to know a vocational school that requires several courses, I have already gambled in the sports arena but have not seen a live course for sports betting, so what is there to discuss about such a course, if indeed it exists.

As far as I know, if we want to bet on sports, the most basic thing is to understand the sport in real terms, the field, the teams, the players, the coaches, opposing team and so on to get results when placing bets well, sometimes there are also bets made that miss predictions, the player's physical condition/skill/strategy really determines whether our bet has a chance of winning.

Betting in sports betting, we have to really understand the sport we want to bet on from all aspects, for me there is no real guarantee for betting.

There are sport betting online courses. But are they worth it? I think it is for people that gambling site would employ, not about sport betting for gamblers. If you are not working towards having a gambling site of your own or to work as an employee on a gambling site, you do not need to bother about any online courses. Just know that you are more likely to lose while gambling becuase the gambling sites set odds in a way to favour themselves than to favour gamblers.

First time that I heard about online courses on sports betting. But from what I understand it could be just a courses that will teach gamblers how to beat on the following lines? like Money Line and what is the over/under and other handicaps.

I would admit that in the beginning, I don't know about this but as I just self-taught and I think most of the gamblers here goes to that phase on of their habits. Of course, you're going to lose some money early as you don't know what is this betting though, but it's going to be a good learning experience instead of going to online schools and learn all of this, just saying.

I just came across another topic about how to start betting on sports, and as I was reading and researching, I came across something that suggests considering taking online courses on sports betting, aside from reading books that provide in-depth knowledge and strategies to improve betting skills. Is it true that such offers are available on the Internet? Are there any free options?

I have tried betting on sports a few times, but I know there's a lot more I need to learn and understand. Has anyone here encountered such courses or have any knowledge about them?

I know I could search for this information, but I'd like to hear your answers or opinions directly. Thank you.