What sports betting beginners should do!

[TakeYOFade]

You start within your budget, never chase if you lose, and don’t let other’s success betting determine yours

[SportsBettingDude]

Yeah bankroll management is so important. Probably the most important thing in sports betting. Drives me crazy to see people betting 25% of their bankroll on a single wager!

[jeremyscorpio]

Learn how to bet in-game 👊

Also try NOT to bet 3-5 games a day I agree with betting on paper first.

[evraljones]

As a former semi pro poker player in FLA and a recreational sports better. My advice is.
1. Don't bet more than you can afford to lose.
2. Don't chase your losses.
3. Study what you're putting your money into as if it was your business.
4. Have fun.
Remember, you can do everything right and still lose that bet. You have to be comfortable with that. Trust the process no matter what.

[stephaniebohanna]

Play money and real money. Big difference.

[sunnigriffin]

Don’t listen to him 3-5 games a day, that’s ignorant. Pick one or two games a day & watch the profit

[WONANDONESPORTS]

Betting on papar is different than betting real paper

[Niyakk]

I’ve only been betting for a full week and already made 4x what I make at my job a week. I’ve made 1400 in the past 3 days betting on sports. I do 3-4 bets a day. I withdraw the profit and leave 25 in there to go again. It’s a daily routine now😏

[pepefroglive]

Actual good advice. Definitely air bet before betting real money.

[DaBuddaMan]

Learn to bet on other things such as player points, total points, rebounds or assists. Parlays that are safe instead of risky bets just cause the pay out good.

[marvelouscampaign]

I love sports betting, the key is singles, a large bankroll, living below your means, and having no bills! I moved to Brazil and I make majority of my money from sports betting, if I put 1k on a single the payout is enough to live comfortable for the month in Brazil

[moneylinemaven]

I went from 10 bucks to 1400 in 5 months. I usually do 1 to 3 games a day. It take a lot of time but people want fast money.

[gooroodevom]

I'm a beginner I use arbitrage and value betting strategy and I win and lose but I cover my expense and win profits

[brianbonito]

Paper strategy is great. 3-5 games a day? Not necessary. You can definitely work slower and real bigger.

[JamGoller]

Look at the stats. Find the stats that matter. Watch the games. Pay attention. Straight bets. Find trends. Don't get cocky. Play the safe bets. Find the best odds.

If you really want to live off sports betting you need to constantly be paying attention to the league you're betting on.

You're gonna lose but remember why you lost and why you made that bet.

[kdnjuvp]

Look into the fundamentals and concepts all professionals speak about. Top down, bottom up, bankroll management, ROI, +EV, Long run, line shopping, sample size, coin flips, arbitrage, middles, scalping, hedging, chasing steam, moving on air, etc…

[Tweakkkkkk]

It's too late for me. I just cashed out little money for a game that later won. The pain is unreal 😂
And the worst part is that I still lost the little money I cashed out.
For beginners the best you can do is not start at all. You might not be able to get out

[javianblake]

Normal people:
Paycheck-$850-$1100
Take out %80 for bills
Rest for betting for the rest of the week

[TheHaagendazs]

This dude is actually giving out some really solid advice. To have proper bankroll management and figure out how much you’re willing to lose and divide by 100 seems like a genius idea. While you may not win big, no chance of you blown through money lol

[Zack-uwre]

Very well said especially dividing your willing loss by 100