Gambling as an Analyst

Does anyone have an insight to sports gambling as an analyst in a state that does not have legal sports betting? I currently use a site like Bovada/Mybookie. Is there a compliance issue that could lead to termination?

 

lol my BB specifically states employees arent allowed to gamble but how tf they gonna find out and do? if i wanna lose money betting on the knicks let me lose money betting on the knicks

This - just do cash bets at MSG or whatever the NYC Sportsbook locations will be 

 

My workplace doesn't allow us to gamble, unfortunately, I mean, the employers will definitely find out as soon as we open a tab with an online casino.
However, betting is something different from gambling as our employers think, which we usually use for our purposes.
Sports betting, as for me, is even more profitable than even some traditional casino games. Perhaps, our employers are less concerned about sports betting since it requires higher intellectual skills. I mean, you need to be very good at counting sports betting odds(especially when it comes to football), you need to analyze all the ranges and tables with the highest level of accuracy. Actually, you can earn a lot of money betting.

 

Personally,I wouldn't recommend it on a mental health level. I don't gamble but I've had short-term call option positions which are basically gambling. I've got too much stress at work....adding more stress on top of that with money on the line is just too much.  If you do gamble, I would highly recommend choosing to do so in quieter deal flow periods.

 

Hi I also don't see anything wrong for example in poker. Any professional poker player has studied for a very long time to reach their level. I also decided to start playing poker here https://www.voltlunchbox.com/situs-judi-bola-resmi / in quarantine. And to be honest, it's interesting. Very similar to chess, you need to analyze a few steps ahead and most importantly count the cards. You need to be calm and patient- to play with a cool head.

 

What analysts? In roulette, only mathematical statistics or probability theory works. In short, it is difficult to predict something without calculations, so I do not know what kind of analytics can be in gambling. Everything depends only on luck. In poker, the skill and feeling of the opponent decide a little, but luck is still the main thing. So I don't think you can be in that position. Why do I say that? Yes, because I played for a very long time on different gambling sites like this slot malaysia. And I can say with a firmness that only luck and nothing more decides in gambling.

 

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