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lonhirroPM
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Is long term profit in sports betting actually realistic?
Jan 05, 2026 3:04 PM
Non-member Joined: May 13, 2024
Posts: 147
I keep seeing discussions about bankroll management, closing line value, models and so on, but I still wonder if consistent long term profit in sports betting is actually realistic for regular people. Do you think it is achievable without becoming a full time professional or building complex software? Or is the house edge always going to eat your winnings sooner or later?
strongietsPM
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Jan 05, 2026 3:18 PM
Non-member Joined: Jan 16, 2024
Posts: 143
I used to think consistent profit was a myth, but after a few seasons I realised the key is realistic goals and smart staking. I do not use fancy models, just stats, team news and small units per bet. Some months are good, some are not, and overall I am slightly ahead. I sometimes check markets on 1xbet download cameroon mobile to follow price moves, but mostly I just try to avoid emotional betting. So yes, it is possible, but it is slow and requires discipline.