I follow the world of sports only because I place bets. By the way, I recently read about an interesting phenomenon: before the end of a session, players often bet on risky outcomes. This is due to the desire to “end the day in the black,” even if logic suggests otherwise. As a result, the last bets often lose, even if they started the day in the black. The effect is especially noticeable in horse racing or live. This is a manifestation of the pseudo-labels “you need to make it before the market closes.” Knowing this can help if you, like most people, tend to overestimate the chances of “making it all.” Just don’t sit down to place your last bets when you’re already tired — and you’ll save your bankroll.

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