Topic: Top 5 Gambling Strategies (Read 278 times)

1. Set your bet unit and stick to it

This is a good strategy if you’re starting out with a large bankroll. If you start your sports betting career with $5,000, you may want to stick with a unit. Then you begin to slowly build your bankroll by sticking to a unit bet.

We determine our unit bet based on our risk tolerance. The more tolerance for risk, the more we bet. If you’re risk averse, keep your bet unit to a minimum. Sports betting is possible 365 days out of the year. So there’s no reason to cause unwarranted stress.

2. Bet a percentage of your bankroll and decrease when you reach a goal
If you start with a smaller bankroll, consider betting a percentage up to a goal. For example, let’s say you start with $300. You bet 20% of your bankroll up until you reach around $1,000.

Then, you lower your bet percentage from 20% to 15%. Once you reach $2,000, a huge accomplishment if you started with $300, lower your percentage to 10%. If you’re not risk averse, keep it at 15%.

Think of the percentage as the dividends you are making on your sports betting stock portfolio. Doing so allows you to see sports betting in a different light, an investment point of view instead of a gambling point of view.

3. Go against the public
You won’t always win going against the public. You will make smarter bets in the long run if you always lean towards going against the public.

By lean, we mean handicapping public choices fully. The public is usually wrong. The public also loves to back chalk. So going against the public in many cases leads to better payouts and plays that have a much better chance of winning.



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The basis of most of us when we see effective strategies is from others and we think that it's going to work on us. It's fine to test it and see if they also suit us as we've got different ways to gamble. But since it's just a test and trial, don't expect too much from it because if you do and then it didn't worked then that's your problem to be made in your mind as that's going to give you hard time in moving on. And if you don't expect a lot and you're just going with the flow and that didn't work for you, just move on and try another one and you're right to try or make your own.

1. Set your bet unit and stick to it

This is a good strategy if you’re starting out with a large bankroll. If you start your sports betting career with $5,000, you may want to stick with a unit. Then you begin to slowly build your bankroll by sticking to a unit bet.

We determine our unit bet based on our risk tolerance. The more tolerance for risk, the more we bet. If you’re risk averse, keep your bet unit to a minimum. Sports betting is possible 365 days out of the year. So there’s no reason to cause unwarranted stress.

2. Bet a percentage of your bankroll and decrease when you reach a goal
If you start with a smaller bankroll, consider betting a percentage up to a goal. For example, let’s say you start with $300. You bet 20% of your bankroll up until you reach around $1,000.

Then, you lower your bet percentage from 20% to 15%. Once you reach $2,000, a huge accomplishment if you started with $300, lower your percentage to 10%. If you’re not risk averse, keep it at 15%.

Think of the percentage as the dividends you are making on your sports betting stock portfolio. Doing so allows you to see sports betting in a different light, an investment point of view instead of a gambling point of view.

3. Go against the public
You won’t always win going against the public. You will make smarter bets in the long run if you always lean towards going against the public.

By lean, we mean handicapping public choices fully. The public is usually wrong. The public also loves to back chalk. So going against the public in many cases leads to better payouts and plays that have a much better chance of winning.



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You nailed it.

Well, i say strategies are personal and it depends on every game. I might work on others but it doesn't it will work to you. You don't need to reference others experience because it will be probably different from yours.
What i say is make your own strategies, not by its name but all your reference, like when and where to bet, how often, etc.

This is called martingale strategy. It is a good strategy, but it is good if you can use it wisely, else it can lead to a significant loss. I have used it in roulettes 3x odd and it has been working effectively. I can try it from $0.5, $2, $5 up to $15. At any point that I will at $2, I quite for that day. But loss after $15, I quit for the day.

It has not been the reason for loss, people are more prone to lose in gambling no matter the strategy used. That is why we should gamble with the amount of money that we can afford to lose.

I get the appeal of these strategies that people run after, but here's the deal: No strategy is going to give you a guaranteed win. In the long run, the house always has the edge, no matter what approach you take. It's all about luck really in the end. I am not denying that some strategies might help momentarily or make you feel in control, but you should remember that no matter what, you won't be able to beat the house. Imagine if it was possible. Everyone would follow those strategies and the casino's would go bankrupt.

Your title is top 5 but you only mentioned three so I guess you want us to go to that link for us to see the remaining two.
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Your title is top 5 but you only mentioned three so I guess you want us to go to that link for us to see the remaining two.

Talking about strategy to make you be in control of your gambling habit right? If that's it then I don't see it working.
Haven't you been in a situation where you have to follow your gambling strategy to a point where you have to dump it after losing heavily without you knowing that you're now on your own?
Haven't you been in that tight situation of not minding that "you" said after losing to a certain amount that you'd stop? Haven't you?
Guys I don't think there's any strategy that can absolve that illness called gambling addiction, it can't go off no matter you plan.

2. Bet a percentage of your bankroll and decrease when you reach a goal
If you start with a smaller bankroll, consider betting a percentage up to a goal. For example, let’s say you start with $300. You bet 20% of your bankroll up until you reach around $1,000.

This is more likely bankroll management strategy.  We all know that there is no gambling strategy that works in a long time since the house always ends up draining the bankroll if the gambler failed to stop playing.  While  the strategy listed on number 3 is about getting a better reward and have our own analysis of the game like for example in sportsbetting if we go and bet with the underdog then we can win a better amount. But I think this advice does of going against the public more like to suffer a lose than winnings.

This is called martingale strategy. It is a good strategy, but it is good if you can use it wisely, else it can lead to a significant loss. I have used it in roulettes 3x odd and it has been working effectively. I can try it from $0.5, $2, $5 up to $15. At any point that I will at $2, I quite for that day. But loss after $15, I quit for the day.

It has not been the reason for loss, people are more prone to lose in gambling no matter the strategy used. That is why we should gamble with the amount of money that we can afford to lose.