I have heard a lot about the fact that you can make good money from betting on sports. But all people, when they hear about betting, immediately start to dissuade me. They say that it is an addiction and problems in the future. I understand that there is some truth in it. But some people can do it. What to do?
If you ask me, it's a dangerous thing to do. If a player wins, he gets the first money, feels pleasure from this and decides to increase profits - after all, the money came easily, so it can be repeated. Most likely he will lose everything and try to win it back. This is how an addiction develops.
I am sure that there are a FEW people who can claim and be telling the that they win over time and for a living, namely
professional gamblers who sure a hell don't bet every day and with multiple plays.
That said the overwhelming number of people don't win OVER TIME and don't even come close for two simple reasons
which they cannot overcome no matter whether they bet on their own or use sports services:
1) the need to overcome the vig, which automatically puts one behind the eight ball right off the bat.
2) they bet way too many games mean that the law of averages will catch up to them over time when the betting line/money
line are factored into the equation.
If you need more empirical evidence, just check around and see how many betting establishments in Vegas, how many offshores
and how many locals have gone out of business because they are losing money?
Last I heard they are all doing quite well, thank you!!
Hey there! It's been a while, but I just wanted to give a shout out to anybody who might still be looking for advice or help when it comes to betting on sports as a steady income. My suggestion: have fun, but never bet more than you can afford to lose. Be smart and take a "slow and steady" approach, or take bold risks - but with caution. Have any of you tried something similar, and what did you learn along the way?
