Is this statement right for sport bettors with near accurate results

[ZeroVinsonN]

Betting consistently, with expected winning, even though you witnessed a few loses at early stage.

Or quiting once you notice an opposites results as against your expectations, to some consistent betting when at a losing stride is bad gambling behavior, but what do you think?

The number of wins or losses should not determine when you continue or quit. You decide to stop betting when you have reached your target for the day or section. In gambling, your expectations should determine how long you gamble. Let your budget be your guide. I will sign out or continue not because I experienced losses or wins, but because I have reached my limit. Some gamblers keep gambling because of a long winning streak and they end up losing all they have gained.  

Having a target is very good in order to keep yourself in control rather than being controlled by your gambling habits but it is also not wrong to stop gambling before hitting this limit, the deal is to not go beyond it so a person can win alot before hitting their limit and decide to stop there and not go any further, you can't say that this person is not disciplined because if they weren't disciplined then they wouldn't have stopped themselves from gambling so while setting a limit on how much you can spend on gambling is good there is absolutely nothing wrong with stopping before hitting that limit.

[Y3shot]

I don't think betting consistently even though we are on a losing streak is a bad gambling behaviour. What I consider as a bad gambling behaviour is excessive gambling. When When we say someone is consistent in gambling, it could be once ever week, twice a month or at most you gamble every weekend. You are consistent in your gambling it doesn't mean you are going about it the wrong way. If you quit when you notice a few losses, how will you win? Consistency is what will bring the win along the line.

Yes, I agree with you. Gambling excessively, with so much money, is the problem. It is possible to be consistent in gambling, but you still need to understand your gambling limit and bet very low. I don't think this is all there is to it.

There is nothing wrong with being consistent in gambling, but while one is consistent, the question we should be asking is whether one is gambling responsibly and if being consistent is not because gambling has been chosen as a source of income. There is nothing wrong with gambling consistently. You can gamble consistently and be responsible, but one can still be consistent and bet excessively.

[palle11]

So personally I don't look feel a game goes against me due to opposite expectation. I bet as I believe is right and if it goes negative, I wait for another chance to bet

If I lose in betting, I don't push blame as to why I did not bet on the opposite. What I just do is remind myself that it's not a fixed game, which means outcomes can change at anytime even if I have placed my bet the other way, the result could have still not be the option I chose, so I just accept the result the way it is and move on to my normal activity or if I still have balance left from my budget I can make another prediction and hope that one comes out positive.

So I hope you understand that we are saying the same thing because it is not a wise decision to continue betting while you continue to lose your money. The best thing to do is to let your loses go and move on then you can be lucky the next time. The problem that gamblers lose all they have completely is that they don't like to give up early, they feel trying for some harder will put them back into the game but working away is the best to do when in a losing streak.

[davis196]

Betting consistently, with expected winning, even though you witnessed a few loses at early stage.

Or quiting once you notice an opposites results as against your expectations, to some consistent betting when at a losing stride is bad gambling behavior, but what do you think?

It depends of how you define "bad gambling". To me, "bad gambling" is spending money you can't afford to lose and getting drowned in debt.
A responsible gambler spends money that he can afford to lose. If the gambler can afford to lose the money, while betting consistently, a losing streak doesn't matter. If he's OK with this, then what's the problem? If he can't afford losing money, then it's time for him to change his "strategy" or quit betting for a while. I've never understood the sports bettors, who are holding on to consistent betting patterns. This removes the fun part and makes sports betting a little bit boring.

[Wapfika]

So I hope you understand that we are saying the same thing because it is not a wise decision to continue betting while you continue to lose your money. The best thing to do is to let your loses go and move on then you can be lucky the next time. The problem that gamblers lose all they have completely is that they don't like to give up early, they feel trying for some harder will put them back into the game but working away is the best to do when in a losing streak.

You’re right on this, there’s no point on keep betting if the results is not good because there’s no entertainment you can get if you keep losing and it only means that you need to improve your skills first before you start betting again.

Chasing what you lose is not new story anymore and this is the common reason why gamblers lose.

It’s hard to stop this during the actual gambling due to the strong emotion involved so it’s better to control your bankroll in the beginning.

[justdimin]

Betting consistently, with expected winning, even though you witnessed a few loses at early stage.

Or quiting once you notice an opposites results as against your expectations, to some consistent betting when at a losing stride is bad gambling behavior, but what do you think?

You may bet consistently but if you expect consistent results or outcome from your betting, it shows your lack of understanding on how real life sport happens or how probability works. Your expectation on winning got nothing to do with the real outcome. It is exactly same as flipping a coin, can be sure about a head all the times? Loses will influence your behaviours for sure but when you are not ready to be consistent among losses, I feel like you are not at all fit for betting at very first.

You need to be same even you witness a loss. If you change your betting behaviours just because of a losing bet, you may never able to end your day in profits. Have plans before your first bet and always stick with your plans regardless of you get profit or loss.

[KiaKia]

Betting consistently, with expected winning, even though you witnessed a few loses at early stage.

Or quiting once you notice an opposites results as against your expectations, to some consistent betting when at a losing stride is bad gambling behavior, but what do you think?

I will rather gamble without expecting anything than loss, I care more about my own mental because if you believe that you will win your mindset won't make you win either, you will still lose money, this is why I have said it is better not to expect anything from gambling.

You don't have to quit when you are losing, the best time to stop gambling is when you run out of money that was planned for gambling activity for the day, or while the losses is ongoing and you suddenly win some money, this is also a signal to quit gambling and come back another day.

Don't be delusional with gambling, you will only make your life more difficult, be free from any form of emotions and gamble just because you want to risk small amount of money and see what comes up and every win is luck, you are not smart over anything here, manage your risks and you will be good.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I don't think betting consistently even though we are on a losing streak is a bad gambling behaviour. What I consider as a bad gambling behaviour is excessive gambling. When When we say someone is consistent in gambling, it could be once ever week, twice a month or at most you gamble every weekend. You are consistent in your gambling it doesn't mean you are going about it the wrong way. If you quit when you notice a few losses, how will you win? Consistency is what will bring the win along the line.

I think someone can also be gambling excessively while they are losing  which normally it will makes sense to take a little break if the losses are heavy because if the person does not take a break, it's possible that they can lose all their money on the process. If I'm playing slot games and the losses are constantly coming, I do take a break because if I don't, I might end up losing all my money, although I might win sometimes but I could also lose all my bankroll.

[Su-asa]

And I'm among the few who feel it's best if you have been losing in gambling to go for a break instead of an increase in the way they gamble, spend more and think the next game is going to be the winning one, which is not, but whatever the bettor feels like is the best for him, they should consider practising it but should only know when to stop before it gets too late.

I also preferred to take a break after losing alot of money in gamble because continuing gamble will definitely make me lose more which I can afford to risk. And to be honest I have been a better gamer since I have known this.
Spending more whereby you think that winning back your money will be possible for you is a self rape thing because the risks involved in gamble is at a higher rate.
Actually, when a gambler stop expecting winning from gamble and also gambling with the little amount they can afford to risk will eventually help them gamble responsibly.