Yes this has happen to me a dozen times in my lifetime and I’m not really volume guy. At that point you just have to stay away from that team and focus on the teams you get a better feel for.
I’ve watched about 7% of my games this year in cbb, no live betting here so won’t even sweat it like that. Follow the plays from the log and pay attention to the stats/numbers each game is more valuable as a capper.
Preach it brother 🫡It's true that watching sports has as way of exciting our emotions, which can short circuit our rational thinking. This is especially a problem for the more subjective bettor.
Just like winning and losing streaks will eventually get to that subject bettor, the streaks and action within games can do the same.
All of which short circuits, like I said, rational thinking and becomes the eventual downfall of the subjective bettor, no matter how good he is over time.
Getting a handle on this psychological aspect will help to avoid the effects of watching sports you bet on. Knowing about it is the first step.
Cap games early in the day. Watch games late in the day (after you're done capping).It's true that watching sports has as way of exciting our emotions, which can short circuit our rational thinking. This is especially a problem for the more subjective bettor.
Just like winning and losing streaks will eventually get to that subject bettor, the streaks and action within games can do the same.
All of which short circuits, like I said, rational thinking and becomes the eventual downfall of the subjective bettor, no matter how good he is over time.
Getting a handle on this psychological aspect will help to avoid the effects of watching sports you bet on. Knowing about it is the first step.
Yes its called the Cincinnati Bearcats
No doubt. They came to mind when I saw this thread. Unbelievable.
