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By marius1978 · Posted
Interesting and probably true. Man, this reminds me of chasing the Divine Fortune jackpot some years ago. I was convinced I'd hit. I lost about 25k euros in the process 🫣 -
By lucks_maximus · Posted
Technically, progressive jackpots can be value. -
By marius1978 · Posted
Above, I've seen this kind of betting compared to bonus buys. Namely, by the ever so positive @Flatzem888. The thing is, though, that on slots, you have the odds firmly stacked against you. I mean, you are playing under the terms that for every 100 you invest, you will lose a portion of it, be it a 96, 94, 92, or whatever return. In sports betting, however, the conditions change. It is VERY possible to find an advantageous condition, or in other words: a value bet. This means, if you have the experience to spot the value, you are in the winning position. This can never be true for slots. -
By marius1978 · Posted
Thanks mate ❤️ They don't only look easy, they sometimes feel real easy too but obviously they are not - after all, this is all about betting AGAINST the heavily expected outcome. But the good thing about such high odds values is that you can handle a few losing days/weeks/months because once you hit a fair few wins in a row, you will have recovered all - and then some. If you were betting the opposite, on like 1.20 odds, a big few losing days would take forever to recuperate. Here, I just need to hit a win every 4 bets or so for it to be sustainable, and sustainable is exactly what it is. If, on the other hand, you are counting your losing periods in years, then yes, it would probably be an idea to look elsewhere than sports betting for investment opportunites.