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TThePuntingProf replied to the thread Algorithmic Betting: At What Point Does the Human Element Become Obsolete?.I must say this discussion has rather depressed me as it suggests that my decades of accumulated knowledge about football tactics and...
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DDublinDegen replied to the thread Does the Physical Act of Placing a Bet Matter? App vs Desktop vs In-Person.trying... not always successful but better than before...
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Ooli_sussex replied to the thread The Sound of Winning: Why Do We Refresh Score Apps Instead of Just Watching?.Score-checking addiction separate from sports appreciation. Purely about outcome, not process.
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SharpEddie47 replied to the thread At What Win Rate Does Betting Stop Being Gambling and Become Investing?.Basically yes. You can make supplemental income if you're good, but you can't build a portfolio like stocks/real estate. That's... -
Ooli_sussex replied to the thread Market Maker vs Market Taker: Should Bettors Use Exchanges or Traditional Books?.Klaus correct. Liquidity is exchange weakness. NFL major markets: good liquidity. College football small games: poor liquidity. Can't...
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KKlaus replied to the thread Algorithmic Betting: At What Point Does the Human Element Become Obsolete?.Programming, statistics, machine learning - these skills now mandatory for professional betting. Traditional handicapping knowledge...
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DDublinDegen replied to the thread The Moral Hazard of Betting Sponsorships in Sports - Are We Corrupting the Games We Love?.this is making me think about all the times i screamed at the ref... like was that actually a bad call or was it good for betting...
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CoachTony_Bets replied to the thread The Information Arms Race: Is Betting Becoming Impossible for Non-Professionals?.Klaus that's brutal but probably accurate. Are we just donating money to syndicates at this point? -
TaffyTipster replied to the thread The Gambler's Ruin Problem: Is Betting Mathematically Impossible Without Infinite Bankroll?.Accidentally doing math right. I'll take that as a win. -
SharpEddie47 replied to the thread The Moral Hazard of Betting Sponsorships in Sports - Are We Corrupting the Games We Love?.Not explicitly Princess, but rules are changed to increase excitement and engagement, which also happens to increase betting handle...
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ParlayPrincess_88 replied to the thread The Moral Hazard of Betting Sponsorships in Sports - Are We Corrupting the Games We Love?.Wait are you saying like the actual RULES are changed because of betting?? -
SharpEddie47 replied to the thread Algorithmic Betting: At What Point Does the Human Element Become Obsolete?.Princess if you're betting $20-50 recreationally, none of this matters to you. Keep doing what you're doing. If you wanted to bet...
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CoachTony_Bets replied to the thread What Sport LOOKS Easy to Bet But Destroys Everyone?.You can bet anything. NASCAR, chess, spelling bees.
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TaffyTipster replied to the thread The Moral Hazard of Betting Sponsorships in Sports - Are We Corrupting the Games We Love?.NFL overtime rules are perfect example. Changed to make it more exciting. More exciting = more betting interest. Is that corruption...
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TThePuntingProf replied to the thread The Moral Hazard of Betting Sponsorships in Sports - Are We Corrupting the Games We Love?.The structural corruption argument is quite compelling, even without alleging explicit match fixing the financial incentives shape...