Topic: Target your wins in a series of bets - page 3. (Read 625 times)

I'm not sure if you can find a way to do these bets  with that Odds as well because 10 bets winning 4 and losing 6? if this is that easy to find then for sure this will be the game or bets all gamblers will take and I'm afraid that gambling sites will allow players to have this kind of luck.
or maybe this will never be possible when it comes to luck based games?

That probably be possible but you wouldn't know the outcome if you'll really hit that bet, that will totally depends on the odds/multiplier that you use in the end that matters. Well, a balanced mindset of the player will matter here too because you probably overlook the series of bets here if you already got 7 streak loss and you want to fullfil that 4 bets of winning. It's a matter of discipline.

Me too, it's unrealistic to hit a target at such a limited amount of bets unless you're in the safe bets that are going to make. That chasing losses feeling stems from frustration from the losses which is always a thing in gambling most of the time so I am the same as you, I don't try to make it seem like my gambling habit has some sort of rigid system that I need to strictly follow, where's the fun in that if I know how many games I'm going to play and how many wins I got to make to be happy.

Yes you are using statistical methods to manage your bets.
In my opinion, that's the best, because that way we can enjoy the game more without burdening our mental state when gambling.

It is really effective but only a few people can use it, because most of them are dominated by greed when they win, fear when they lose.
Eventually they will spend a lot of money gambling until they become depressed because they don't feel like they are winning.

Does the method you apply continue to work well? If yes, then your balance should have doubled in your casino account.
I think any method will not always work according to predictions because there are times when we analyze wrongly, even if we don't do the analysis, it's completely luck.
Nothing is certain in gambling, and if a gambler is stressed because he has lost then he should stop because it will damage his health, because he cannot accept the result of losing even though it will be possible even though we feel we have been careful enough in gambling.
Gamblers should not only be able to accept wins but losses because based on my experience, I lose more often and get profits because I dare to bet at high odds and win because something in the match went wrong but this happens very rarely.

Betting has both profit and loss.  I usually bet on cricket and football games, these bets have a high probability of winning. Focusing on two teams, I bet because I know which team's players are stronger and bet on that team. And I usually win two-place bets if I bet three-place.  Those who are more experienced and better at analyzing the game, are more likely to win.

That is a good alternative if you're having trouble moving on, but hitting those higher odds won't always sound that easy when you don't have the luck to back it up.

I guess it's still feasible once you can endure the losing part because there are different ways to get higher odds in sports betting, and the main point here is to view the situation in a bigger picture.

Well I have always thought something, when we write down what we win, what we lose, yes, it is as orderly as possible, but in sports betting one has to be quite an analyst with everything that has to do with money, In a bet analysis we must consider how much we know about a specific sport, I think that a person can know a lot about sports, but it is better to specialize in only one so that each of the things that can be considered imprints are established. , that is, analyzing everything that has to do with social networks of a player's team, of all this, because for example, I really like soccer and since I am such a fan of that sport, I know a lot and that helps me bet, but personally I think that's what it takes, to love what you do, I don't deny that sometimes I bet with my heart, with my teams that I like, it's something I can't avoid, and I should avoid.

In this type of things I am very emphatic about doing things, if I were only dedicated to this I would do a great analysis of each team, with the social networks of each player, of the coaches, of everything that can be expressed properly. registered in betting, I am that kind of person, plus I know some technical knowledge, because I am also an expert appraiser, and that has given me many skills to obtain valuable information and what kind of things should be considered, all taken to a technical plan, which I think is great, because that way you combine what you know with what you are passionate about, if they asked me to do something like that, I think it would be my ideal job, but of course that is a matter of the person likes it, but there is no way, I have always said that one must enjoy what one does so that the work is enjoyable, it is proven that if one does what one likes, because one only does it with love, and that is the best of all .

This psychology works with trading. But this doesn't guarantee that gambler's changes would be higher. It's just a mind set to keep their feet on the ground.

This is just basically playing with higher odds. And odds are difficult because changes to win them are difficult. If you distribute your bets to several 5x odds bets, it doesn't increase your changes to win. It increases your changes to lose.

What danherbias07 was asking was "what if you lose?" What do you do then? Just carry on gambling? And i don't see this differing from any gambling tactic.

If we're talking about sports betting, I gotta say I'm not a huge fan of systems that target a specific number of wins.  That stuff makes me kinda nervous - feels too much like chasing losses. And that's a dark road I dont wanna go down and  lose one bet and suddenly you're throwing money around making reckless picks trying to win it back real quick.  Seen it happen and it ain't pretty. 

Nah, do it right and focus on value I say.  Find them bets where the odds outstrip the true odds by a good bit.  That's how you do this thing sustainable like.  Dont gotta win most your bets doing it that way neither.  You find enough value bets, you're golden in the long run.  That's my take anyway.  Slow n steady wins the race with sports betting. 

The bookmakers work on odds with analysis from the best mathematicians and statisticians in the gambling company. They tend to set odds in ways the casino would be on many profits regardless of the winning team. The smaller teams with lesser winning history have high pay for players who wager bets on them. Considering that only a few number of gamblers spend money on smaller teams. The casino earns way too high profits if they win. Hence, Op's method is quite very risky because most people who don't understand how to place games according to the available odds will lose out on all their predictions. They'll always go for a bigger odd or the big team with a high possibility of winning. Forgetting that it's a sports game, anything can happen in the field of play. However, whoever wants to utilize such a predicting strategy should do so with a lesser amount of money to stay on the safe side.

 And also remember to take responsibility for any result that occurs out of the decision. On the side of slot players, this strategy won't work. Unless the player decides to stop after his 10th round on the game, he won't be able to predict what's his fate in utilizing Op's strategy. He claims it works and for that, it'll be profitable for others. No doubt he could be seen making profits using his strategy, but other gamblers may not understand the basics, of how Op could be able to succeed using this strategy. Devising our strategies is important because it feels good to win through a unique strategy exclusively made for us. I don't encourage the sharing of strategies that promise gamblers winning. The method only causes more harm than good to the gamblers who adopt the strategy. Twisting new methods out of other's own could be a better way of creating our gambling strategy.

From a series of 10 bets you continue to say 6 times and and 4 times win but still get for big, but the question is with 4 wins from 10 bets what are the odds you bet? Is it the same or higher than the other series of 6 bets?

That's what I understand in your approach, but I don't have a target and there is no specific series of bets. For example, in this time I have chosen 10 bets and then tried to convince half of them to win, I can't guarantee because even with lower odds you will find it difficult to win, especially in multi bets you have to be able to guess all of them.

This of course leads to sports betting because the OP said at least 5 odds are at stake.

have read op twice now just to grasp a bit of an understanding of the kind of bet strategy he's trying to convey but literally I just don't have a clue exactly what and how, but I chose to build from what you @racheal9385 has said just to buttress on it. There's no guarantee that chosing few separated games out of 10 games means you going to win the bet there's a possibility of you adding a game that can spoil your bet among those bets. On the other side it is that you might have high chnaces of one of the separated bets playing but the profit won't be something to actually smile at as you would do with having many games put together. I don't know if I should give this a try or not.

Like seriously? However, there is also a possibility that either you lose or you win, most times we don't have to put winning in our mindset when ever we want to gamble but it is very hard to do so.
What I think you are saying is it will be more better if a gambler stake on 10 separate games that has at least 2 odds and above or lower, maybe 4 might be won, that's funny though but i can say that there is a possibility that you might still lose the best.
A gambler can not study odds even if he or she take the whole time he or she has, however this is just for only those that are betting on sport, like me.

I have a better approach: bet on games that you have studied well and leave the rest.

Most people think that they can win bets based on reading the odds alone. While the bookmakers have already given us the courtesy of analyzing the event to decide, there are still some factors that gamblers fail to take into account before locking the bet. One of that are the most recent news prior the event like injuries, substitutions, and the overall conditions of the players/teams heading into the game. These are miniscule details that can affect the outcome of the bet greatly and are often overlooked because bettors are too excited to place a bet and not follow through with where their money is on.

By only betting on games that you have studied well enough and thoroughly, you will have a better win-loss ratio over time. It's not rocket science, it's just logic and basic math at play.

I agree with you so well on this as this method looks very feasible and achievable and it has a good model for risk management such that you don't have to win every thing to be in profit and you aswell don have to loose so much if it goes against you, your bank roll continually remains safe and you stay profitable majority of the time.

Some traders usually use this method to profit in their trading venture as this model also proves very safe and profitable to traders aswell, but then to consistently make money with this strategy it takes some level of discipline aswell because if you don't stay disciplined enough with this strategy it's possible you could still loose because gambling is always a thing of probability but your continues ability to staying disciplined will give you an edge such that your winnings days will be able to make up for the days of losses.

It's obvious you're talking about sports betting.
As a gambler, you should know it doesn't work like that. You can place 20 bets and not win a single one. It's not about the number of bets you play, it's about how you play.
Now if you take about 5 odds per bet then you have to stake high before you can win something reasonable.
For instance, if you stake $1 on 5 odds you'll only be winning $5. So it's for people that have a very high staking power. If they stake $100 on 5 odds, that's $500.
If you lose, then You've lost more. And to me, I feel it's not worth the risk. Why am I risking $100 for one game to win just $500? Why not use that $100 into five different bets and place my bets on bigger odds?

Also, the analysis that you'll win 4 out of 10 bets is funny. There's no guarantee of this. It might work once or twice but it's not a system. But look at this. $100 on ten bets, that's $1000. If you win 4 out of 10 bets, that's $2000 with 5 odds each. So you've made a thousand dollars and this is the best-case scenario.
On average, you'll win 1 out of 10 bets and that's a loss of $500.

I'm very happy that someone understands the post correctly and have seen some merits in it. Your example above is a clear indication that you are really following my point. Now let's be realistic for once, if your win rate is not up to 3/10, and you are actively gambling, then you are obviously sliding into depression caused by perpetual loses. In that case, you need to check your strategy if it is actually working.

The other part of your concern is how possible it would be to get 5 odds to make a single bet slip in that series. Well, I just check leagues and teams that are consistent in delivering one outcome and play just those teams. For instance, Bournemouth have been consistent in scoring this season so whoever they are playing, I give them to score atleast a goal and that is it. Another one is that Fulham have been very good at home, so whoever they meet at home will have a hard time winning them so I give them to score a goal or double chance, whichever I consider safer base on who they are meeting,  will be selected. 3 to 4 matches of these nature gives me the 5 odds for the bet slip. The success rate of things like this is high so the 4/10 expectation is realistic.

The gambler who like to have fun from the gambling site was the happiest person in gambling.Not only in the gambling in the real life the expectations always hurts,if the boy expects the affection from the girl it may leads to hurting to their relationship of friends.The experienced gamblers was making money by doing the gambling without any expectation,they won’t worry if they loss all the holding.They won’t more excited at the time of big win from the gambling site.

The gambler who was most ambitious will win of most of the time,So he will make the bet with more possibility option in betting.The positive mindset itself help the gamblers to make the better win from the gambling sites.Incase he was fear to make the big win,till the end he won’t make big win in gambling sites.

That's a common challenge in gambling, the balance between ambition and emotional control. I feel It's weird to put ambition in something that is not capability-based activity. Being ambitious in the pursuit of big wins can lead to heightened emotions, making it difficult to have good decision-making, manage losses effectively. The desire to recover quickly from defeats can often result in a cycle of continued gambling without the desired positive outcome.

When people become overly ambitious in gambling, emotions can indeed take over, impairing rational mind. It's crucial for gamblers engaging in the activities to maintain a level-headed approach, acknowledging the element of chance and accepting losses as part of the overall experience. People need to develop a disciplined and controlled mindset as a key to responsible gambling. Limits are needed, both in terms of time and money. It can help prevent the negative consequences associated with unchecked ambition and emotional reactions.