Mama-life
| Richardsonmary schreef op: 14-05-2025 15:56:06 |
I recently reread a book on
game theory and thought: can it be applied to betting? For example, if we understand that the
bookmaker is also a "player", is it possible to model his behavior? Has anyone tried to analyze the
odds this way and react as a counter-strategy? Or is this purely a theory that is not applicable to
real betting? |
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| Kimlee0497 schreef op: 15-05-2025 16:15:03 |
I don't bet on sports every day. I can go weeks without visiting a bookmaker's website, and then
charge a substantial sum on Irish Cup or European Cup matches. The main thing is to bet consciously,
not at random. That's why I respect 1xBet: even with infrequent betting, I don't feel
“forgotten”. I've had months when I bet just a couple times - and won. Their withdrawal
system just works, check 1xbet
withdrawal rejected problem . This is rare. So there are less myths, more practice. |
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| Mike L. schreef op: 14-10-2025 14:35:10 |
Do you bet regularly or just when there are big matches? I feel like I should be betting more often
to make it worthwhile but I'm not sure if that's the right approach |
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| Alex D. schreef op: 14-10-2025 15:48:25 |
I don't bet every week, only when I see matches that I actually understand and feel confident about.
Sometimes I go two or three weeks without placing any bets if nothing interesting is happening. I
mostly wait for big tournament games or when my favorite leagues have important fixtures. When I do
bet I use https://1x-bet-kenya.com/ and
place larger amounts on fewer matches instead of spreading small bets everywhere. This approach
works better for me because I'm not just betting for the sake of it. Quality over quantity
basically. I've had better results since I stopped trying to find something to bet on every single
day. Just be patient and wait for the right opportunities. You don't need to be active all the time
to enjoy betting or make some wins |
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