I mean yeah it makes sense. Not that following it would guarantee money or better opportunities really. And I mean, it's sports betting. While there's only two results, a win or a loss, it's influenced by skill. Not by the gambler, but by the players. The gambler's skill here is to identify which of the two is the better ones.
Not that you can't just do a flip. I mean as I've said, games only have two results, fits with the 2 sides of a coin. Can just flip it and bet on whichever side lands. But then again not like some "strategizing" isn't really just coinflips. Especially in cases where teams are equal in skill
When it comes to picking which team will win, it’s actually very easy.. we can just check the stats and see which team is better.
However, the real challenge comes from the odds and the way sportsbooks set the lines. Since most gamblers bet on favorites, the odds are usually adjusted to favor the house. Even if we have a 60% win rate, we can still lose in the long run if we’re always getting low-value odds. So actually the toughest part is choosing the right side based on the point spread because even if your team wins the game, they might fail to cover the spread, meaning you still lose your bet.