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1. "Believe the loss, don't believe the change — Don't think the banker is foolish. Do you believe in changing odds and payouts? Look at where the odds and payouts are before making a decision."
2. "Believe in the small, don't believe in the big — Small companies, in order to survive, must have a more definite attitude; otherwise, it's easier to incur losses. While big companies may have a sharper insight into observing matches, the odds provided by small companies are often more reliable."
3. "Believe in the deep, don't believe in the shallow — Deeper markets generally offer more reliable odds than shallower ones."
4. "Believe in the cold, don't believe in the hot — Sportsbooks operate on the principles of 'going against the crowd' and 'psychology.' Therefore, the cold spots where fewer people bet might be the strategies favored by sportsbooks."
5. "Believe in the rise, don't believe in the fall — Similar to the first point, trusting in odds that are rising rather than falling. |
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Post time 17-1-2024 13:23:31