Just trying to get the communities opinion based on their experience about the topic.
Personally, a a bettor, I find it very stressful when watching the game you are betting especially if it will end up a losing bet.
If we have the same experience, how do you cope up with that problem, after all, gambling should be fun but why we have this kind of feeling that we feel disappointed when our bet loses?
It's generally going to be a lose lose situation, as bets are generally bound to losing more than they are to win...though you're not always going to be disappointed - Here are most of the possible scenarios (excluding draw scenario):
1. You are watching a bet - No bet on yourself - Bet wins
Result: You are disappointed that the bet loses.
2. You are participating in a bet - You put a bet on too - Bet loses
Result: You may regret that you put the bet on.
3. You are watching a bet - No bet on yourself - Bet loses
Result: You may be relieved that the bet loses and that you didn't bet too.
4. You are participating in a bet - You put a bet on too - Bet wins
Result: Best result.
Scenario 1/2 are negative, scenario 3 is neutral, scenario 4 is a positive one.
4 possibilities and only 1 is positive...that's some pretty average odds, I wouldn't take them.
Of course, this excludes any positive/negative emotions that you may have while the bet is finding its result.
Just trying to get the communities opinion based on their experience about the topic.
Personally, a a bettor, I find it very stressful when watching the game you are betting especially if it will end up a losing bet.
If we have the same experience, how do you cope up with that problem, after all, gambling should be fun but why we have this kind of feeling that we feel disappointed when our bet loses?
If you are "coping" in these scenarios, maybe you should reflect on whether gambling is a healthy thing for you or not.