Hi, nice series of videos. You're the sort of guy I think would be fun to hang out with, analyzing whatever it is that needs to be analysed. I'm into the horses mostly, betting every day from my own spreadsheet manually for prediction and with bespoke bots for statistical probability bets on Betfair. Although I follow my own path, I don't think I know everything about sports betting and can definatly still learn from others, especially with football which is what I'm finding nice about watching your videos. One thing is about value.... My definition of value is using my own methods to decide what the chance is of something happening is relative to something else, then I decide if the price is worth the risk and which sort of bet to place (or not). Hope this finds you well, just wanted to say hello to a kindred spirit.
Thanks for the kind words JohnDoe. Absolutely - the only blueprint worth following is the one you create yourself! I think this is where too many people go wrong in betting and business. In that, they want to regurgitate someone else's ideas and thought process. Nevertheless, it's about continual learning and finding solutions. My only hope with this channel/content is that it helps put a few on the right path. Profiting from betting is easier than most people believe, but it's about longevity and doing things right! ps - We have a new video going up in the next day or so, and then the following one (next week) is going to be about FOOTBALL. While it will stop short of building a module, it will include most of what goes into factoring chance. I wish you continued good luck!
@@BettingAnalyst That way I see most things is people usually want to be the professor before being the student. They look for the get rich quick schemes/scams and are lazy. Bill Benter was a good example of how to do it right, he has the mindset of a winner. Everything you said is correct imo, it's not hard to make money sports betting, it's spending the time needed to learn what it takes that many find not to their liking. Although not necessary, I guess it helps that I love betting on and watching horse races, lol. This last week I've had one 189/1 win and many in the teens and twenties. This Saturday (now yesterday) was bad for me, the biggest win was only @ 9.5/1, but it was still a profitable day. Overall though, I believe consistent wins like that won't happen without first putting in the effort to learn what it takes to be a winner. Yes, I lose many races also, but it's not just picking the horses, it's also knowing how to bet on them and being disciplined. There's a huge element of luck involved, but with a dedicated understanding and discipline the luck can be "hedged" with skill :) I've subscribed and will watch out for the football video. Have a great week. :)
@@JohnDoe-cf8jz - Yes - Let's all walk to the bridge and jump off - That about sums up the everyday wannabee! In my experience, the luck part balances out. You win lucky, and lose unlucky! With results and betting, I'm 100% reptile (cold-blooded), in that I will sleep the same! It's always a bonus when you actually enjoy the sports you are betting on. I must admit to sleeping and breathing Sportsbetting, and I'm fortunate in that it paid for a good lifestyle. PS - We also have a video coming up within the next few weeks on how to easily benefit from foreign horse racing. That could certainly be of interest, albeit liquidity on the Exchanges isn't the best. Be good!
@@BettingAnalyst You're my kind of punter :) I look forward to what you have to say about foreign horse betting, although as you said there usually isn't much liquidity in those. As a side note, in about a half hour I'll be testing for the first time a live football betting interface we've (business partner and I) have been working on for a few weeks. It's for testing some strategies on the two outcome type markets. I'm hopeful but as mentioned before football betting has been a bit elusive for me. Maybe this will show the way. Have a great week, I look forward to the new videos.
Great video! Thanks for all the infos. Here's my question, is there any complications or problems from the bookies having someone open an account for you with the bookies that aren't available in ones jurisdiction? i.e a friend in the US opens an account with a bookie only available in the US with his details and also get verified. And me using his details here in Africa to access the site maybe with the use of VPN.
I wouldn't use a VPN for anything - they can be detected. The legal side (agreement) is debatable, but this is what many are doing for the last 15 years!
