I have not seen a single player who would be in the black, based solely on intuition. Somewhere on local segments — maybe, but not in the long run . However , sometimes there are « insight » that in this game it is necessary to put it on this outcome , although logical explanation for this choice, at first glance , no. I do not deny the influence of intuition , but do not try to find it for a supernatural explanation . In my opinion , this only works when the intuition is the quintessence of the experience gained over many years. For example, the rates are often some recurring situations , and at the sight of another our subconscious can tell us the result , more often the case previously in similar cases . That is intuition can serve as initial push , in order that we pay attention on this rate , and began its analysis , but not the decisive factor in deciding what to put . Need to find some additional , materialistic confirm his intuitive conclusions.
The long game of luck and bad luck in different periods should offset each other . The probabilistic nature of the game means not betting on a stable ratio of wins and losses , and some serial — alternating unsuccessful , «black» bands ( luzing — streaks ) and successful , «white» ( Winning — streaks ) . But the specifics of your game may be such that , objectively , the moments where you can complain about bad luck , it turns out more. For example, if you bet on outsiders , they often tend to miss crucial goals in the last minute ( one of the most offensive manifestations of bad luck ) than clear favorites because sweep account in a match with such a favorite , usually depart the whole team back and try to keep this advantage , but sometimes can not withstand the pressure . And there's nothing you can do about it , we can only accept. Win the same can not be on the same luck (again, I mean the game in the long run , one as a separate single match can be anything , including a fantastically lucky for you the course of events ) . This fact is consistent with the statements made in the previous chapter : that you can not win on the bare intuition , that is, you can not always , or at least more or less regularly guess bets to have with them a profit. They must be analyzed . So treat calmly to temporary failures : they are inevitable , just as inevitable recovery that they are followed . Of course, if you 're doing it right and not rush to extremes during such episodes. And it is worth mentioning that during the «white» bands should also not lose your head : mindlessly increase the rates , paying less attention to the analysis in a word — never forget the strict discipline , which , along with the quality of forecasting and financial management is one of the key success factors in the game at all bookmakers . Unlike luck.
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